David Kaufman

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Biography

David Kaufman began acting at a young age in his hometown of St. Louis, Missouri, when his kindergarten teacher handed him the plum lead…more

Born

7/23/1969, St. Louis, Missouri, USA

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    • David Kaufman: (about which type of work does he enjoy the most) I guess you can tell that I probably enjoy theater the most. But the perfectionist in me loves working in film and television, where you get the chance to do it over and over until it's JUST right.
    • David Kaufman: (about what he does if he has spare time) I love traveling and visiting all the places that I had to sit in history class and read about. I also love playing games, especially card games. I grew up playing games with my family, especially my grandma, so now I love trying to massacre my friends in Yahtzee, Hearts, Poker, Mah Jong, Monopoly -- you name it. We're very competitive! And of course, spending time with my wife and daughter. There's nothing better than taking our daughter to the park and hanging out on the swings.
    • David Kaufman: (about the best part of voice acting) The best part of voice acting in general? Being able to go to the gym an hour before a recording session, just throwing a baseball cap on, and heading off to work! (Oops. Forgot about the traffic. Better make that two hours before a recording session.) But really, I would say the best part about it is the ability to play a much wider range of characters than I'm "allowed" to play on camera. I haven't been able to play 14-15 years old on-camera in...ahem...a while. And I don't plan on being able to play 60 years old for a long time. But get me in front of a microphone, and I'm able to do both!

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