Age: 38
female
Hannah Rebecca Telle (born September 18, 1987) is an American voice actress, singer and film/television actress who performed as the voice actress for Max Caulfield and Courtney Wagner in Life is Strange, Telle reprises her role as Max Caulfield in Life is Strange: Double Exposure. She is also known for her roles in Over & Out (2011) and The Day Abby Went Into David's Backyard (2010). Telle grew up doing theater in Shelby, North Carolina before graduating high school from North Carolina School of the Arts with a concentration in Drama. For college, she studied Theatre and Cinematic Arts at the University of Southern California. After learning to play guitar for a role in a film, she started writing songs as a therapeutic tool to alleviate depression and anxiety. She has since released two full length albums of original music and played shows at the Hotel Cafe in Hollywood and The Last Bookstore in Downtown LA. Recently, her second album 'Walking Away from the Dream' was featured on Tim's Twitter Listening Party, alongside albums by Paul McCartney, The Smiths & Cocteau Twins. She can also play the flute and the harp. For her acting, she is best known as the voice of the main character in the BAFTA award-winning video game series 'Life is Strange'. Hannah's on-camera resume is both rich and diverse - she has played lead roles in films premiering at San Diego Comic Con, Dances with Films Festival, Beverly Hills International Film Festival, and Santa Barbara Film Festival. In 2018, Hannah returned to the University of Southern California to study Neuroscience and will graduate in December 2021. She is a strong advocate for animal rights and mental health research.
Hannah Telle
Echobelle
for Echobelle in My Singing Monsters Generations
Suggested by chaseblair
**My Singing Monsters: Generations** presents a futuristic yet nostalgic chapter in the Monster World's history. Set in the year 5,000 AE, the game follows a catastrophic malfunction of the Temporal Wubbox that scatters baby versions of every monster class across fractured timelines. Players must explore cyberpunk nurseries, time-looping islands, and gothic playgrounds to recover these infant monsters while uncovering dark secrets about extinct species and the mysterious fifth element "Chronos." The story takes a shocking turn when players discover the babies are actually prototypes for a new universe, leading to a climactic musical showdown against Mother Wub, a primordial entity seeking to erase all adult monsters and reboot existence with her perfect infant chorus. Featuring innovative gameplay systems like baby fusion breeding, time-manipulation mechanics, and rhythm-based puzzles, this sequel blends classic MSM charm with fresh cyberpunk aesthetics. Special events include a Taylor Swift collaboration with "Swiftling" monsters and post-game content exploring time-twisting islands and monster universities. With its mix of generational conflict, musical time travel, and emotional lore about forgotten lullabies, *Generations* offers both veteran players and newcomers a symphony of nostalgia and innovation. The ultimate question lingers: "The past hums. The future sings. Which chorus will you save?"
