Jennifer Hale

Jennifer Hale is an American voice actress known for voicing Commander Shepard in the Mass Effect series and characters in animation and other video games.

Commander Shepard: The player-character in BioWare’s Mass Effect trilogy, voiced by Jennifer Hale in the female version. Hale’s performance made the female Shepard a central voice in the series.
Voice acting: The performance of characters or narration using the voice, often for recorded media. Hale’s career is built around character performance through recorded speech.
Mark Meer: A Canadian actor and voice performer who voiced the male Commander Shepard in Mass Effect. Meer and Hale recorded the two principal Shepard voice versions.
BAFTA Games Award for Performer: A British Academy Games Award recognizing acting performances in video games. The award reflects growing institutional recognition of game acting.
Bastila Shan: A Jedi Knight in the role-playing game Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic. Hale voiced this prominent video-game character before Mass Effect.
Video game voice acting: Voice performance created for interactive games, often recorded in dialogue sessions or directed scenes. Game roles such as Shepard require performances designed for interactive stories.
Jennifer Taylor: An American voice actress known for roles in video games, including Final Fantasy X and Halo. Taylor is another prominent performer in the game-voice acting community.
The Game Awards: An annual video-game awards ceremony founded by Geoff Keighley. Its performance categories help bring game actors into public view.
Naomi Hunter: A geneticist and supporting character in the Metal Gear Solid video-game series. Hale voiced Naomi, a major character in Metal Gear Solid.
Voice-over: Recorded speech added to a production without the speaker appearing on screen. Hale’s performances are recorded voices integrated into games and animation.

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