At the 2014 GeekGirlCon in Seattle, Washington, N4AL’s Wendy Buske sat down with the fantastic Susan Eisenberg, perhaps best known as the voice of Wonder Woman in the DC Animated Universe, to discuss her career as a voice actress, the industry and opportunities within in, and what it was like bringing an iconic comic book character to life.
A fan-favorite of Justice League aficionados, Susan also joined us for the “How to be a Nerd for a Living” panel at GeekGirlCon, thrilling the crowd (and her fellow panelists).
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- Susan Eisenberg speaks on the How to be a Nerd for a Living panel at GeekGirlCon 2014
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- The How to be a Nerd for a Living panelists: Jaimie Cordero, Susan Eisenberg, Wendy Buske, Jina Heverley, Heidi Gaertner and Rebecca Hicks
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- Amanda Nuckolls of GnomeAcres, Susan Eisenberg, and Wendy Buske of Nerd for a Living
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- The How to be a Nerd for a Living panel
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- Susan and N4AL’s Wendy with Darth Makenna
Susan is a professional voice-over artist known for her animation and commercial work. Her breakout role was that of Wonder Woman, aka Princess Diana, in the acclaimed Justice League and Justice League Unlimited television series. Eisenberg continued her animation work in cartoons such as the Jackie Chan Adventures (Viper) and The Super Hero Squad (Power Princess), as well as in the video games Star Wars: The Force Unleashed (Shaak-Ti), Jak II (Ashelin), Daxter (Taryn), Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, Mass Effect 3, and Destiny (Human, Female Player).
She reprised her role as Wonder Woman in the 2010 Warner Bros. DVD Superman/Batman: Apocalypse. Since then she has voiced the Amazon Princess in video games (DCUO & Injustice: Gods Among Us), features (Justice League: Doom) and television (Wonder Woman short).
Susan has been featured in national television campaigns for Fancy Feast, Kenmore, Gatorade, Moet & Chandon, Pioneer Electronics, and Microsoft. She has recorded promos for CNN, and voices all of the television and radio commercials for The Salvation Army.
She studied acting and voice at American University in Washington, DC, The American Academy of Dramatic Arts in New York City, and the University of California, Los Angeles.
Follow Susan Eisenberg
- Visit her official website: SusanEisenbergVoice.com
- Follow Susan on Twitter: @susaneisenberg1
- Check out Susan’s IMDB profile.
- Read her interview on The Mary Sue