Jessica DiCicco

photo of Jessica DiCicco American voice-over sensation! Jessica is one of the USA's most sought after voice over actresses. She is highly versatile, can jump from child to teen to adult in a flash. She is best known for her work in various feature length animation films such as Kung Fu Panda and Over The Hedge

Jessica is based in the USA. As a voice actress, DiCicco had lead roles on The Emperor's New School, The Buzz on Maggie, Loonatics Unleashed, and Shuriken School. She played lead role Polly in Mr Gum and had recurring roles on The Replacements, El Tigre: The Adventures of Manny Rivera, American Dragon: Jake Long, Bratz, and All Grown Up!. She co-starred as Shelby in the DreamWorks film Over the Hedge and is currently the voice of Gwen on Amy Poehler's television series for Nickelodeon, The Mighty B!. DiCicco was the voice of Master Viper in the Kung Fu Panda short film Secrets of the Furious Five. She was nominated a Daytime Emmy in 2008 for her performance as Malina on The Emperor's New School. Jessica recommends using this studio to link up with her in LA: Patches Sound Inc. 1627 N. Gower St. Los Angeles, CA 90028 Phone:(888) 833-8191 Fax (323) 465-0127 scripts@digitalpatches.com www.digitalpatches.com

Experience

 Credits:

FEATURE ANIMATION:

Kung Fu Panda (Dreamworks/DVD Featurette)- Young Viper
Over the Hedge (Dreamworks)- Shelby

TV/DVD ANIMATION:

Starring Roles:
Mighty B! (Nickelodeon)- Gwen
The Emperor’s New School (Disney Channel) - Malina
Unstable Fables: Goldilocks & 3 Bears Show (Weinstein/Henson)- Misty
Einstein Pals (Disney Home Video)- Millie
Toot & Puddle (Nat Geo Kids)- Opal
Sparkles and Gloom (Oh Yeah! Cartoons/Nickelodeon)- Gloom
Frances (Jim Henson Prods/HIT Entertainment) - Frances
Loonatics Unleashed (Kids WB) - Lexi Bunny
The Buzz on Maggie (Disney Channel) - Maggie
Hero Heights (Nickelodeon, Oh Yeah! Cartoons/Nickelodeon) – Smart Alec
Shuriken School (Nicktoons) – Okuni/Ami/Kita
Missy Mila (Planet Nemo Animation)- Mila

Recurring Roles:
The Replacements (Disney Channel)- Celebrity Starr (voice match for Miley Cyrus)
El Tigre: The Adventures of Manny Rivera (Nickelodeon)- Davi Rococco
American Dragon: Jake Long (Disney Channel) – Danika
Bratz (Fox Kids) – Roxxi
All Grown Up (Nickelodeon) - Wally

Guest Starring Roles:
Jakers! The Adventures of Piggley Winks (PBS) - Gerdie in “Dannan’s American Cousin”
All Grown Up (Nickelodeon) - Jeffrey
Curious George (PBS) – Mary
Danger Rangers (PBS) – Manny /Moe
Bratz (Fox Kids) – Fiana/Sheridan



VIDEO GAMES:

Hot Shots Tennis (Technicolor)- Ashley
Bratz 4 Real- Avery/Millie
Pimp My Ride (Viacom)- Marcia
Kingdom Hearts II (Disney) – Olette
Bratz Passion 4 Fashion (Mike Young Prods.) – Roxxi /Fianna
Psychonauts (EA Games) - Frankie Athens
Disney’s Extreme Skate Adventure (Playstation Game)- Skater Girl
The Midnight Club (Playstation Game)- Announcer for the New York Level
The Day the World Broke (CD-Rom Game)- Narrator



PROMOS/TRAILERS:

“The Barbie Diaries” – TV Trailers for DVD Release
FOX – Promos for the upfronts
CBS – Promos for “Amazing Race: Family Edition”
Kids WB! – Saturdays Unleashed- As “Lexi Bunny” from Loonatics Unleashed
Cartoon Network – Miguzi, Weekdays 5pm-7pm block
Nick-At-Nite– “Fatherhood” Promos
Noggin– Voice of Network- Launched network, voiced promos and interstitials, 1998-2002
The Verb Campaign- Nickelodeon Interstitials
Nickelodeon– Promos for the 5pm-9pm Block, 1997, Nicktoons Bumpers, 1998-2000
 Experience:

Commercial, Animation, Film, Promos, Video Games

Profile

 Type:

Voiceover

Appearance

 Age:

20-25 , Child , Teen , Versatile

Voice

 Accent:

American Midwest , American Southern States , California , Mid Atlantic

 Native Voice:

American

 Style:

bubbly , characterful , cheeky , clear , clever , colourful , confident , Enthusiastic , fruity , girlie , groovy , lively , smiley , soft , trendy , upbeat , youthful




Audio

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