For William Guzman, finding his voice wasn’t just about acting—it was about rediscovering himself. The Bronx native is stepping into the world of voice acting with raw passion, and already making waves.
His latest work can be heard on Krazer’s new album 51-50, where Guzman plays the dark voice inside the artist’s head—a twisted game show host representing depression and negative thoughts. It’s an intense role, and one that gave Guzman the reminder he needed: this is where he belongs.
Life didn’t always look like this. Guzman once gave up on his dream, settling into a steady 9–5 until heartbreak knocked him off track. Out of that low point came a new fire to chase what he always loved. With the support of his friend Craig Collins and his family behind him, he’s back in the booth with something to prove.
Inspired by legends like Mark Hamill, Tara Strong, and the late Kevin Conroy, Guzman hopes to leave his own mark—characters that stick with people long after the credits roll. Hearing his voice on 51-50 for the first time, and seeing the pride on his parents’ faces, confirmed that he’s on the right path.
When he needs a reset, he goes home to The Bronx, catches a Yankees game, and soaks in the city that shaped him. It keeps him grounded, while reminding him why he pushes forward.
“I don’t want to be the next Kevin Conroy,” Guzman says. “I just want to be on that level of good.” With his determination and growing body of work, that goal feels closer every day.
