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Full Name Amanda Beth Winn Born November 14, 1972 (age 52) ( 1972-11-14 ) New York City, New York Residence Los Angeles, California Occupation Voice actress, writer, director Books The Noodle Chronicles: Everything I Know about Cheating Death I Learned from My Kid Parents Rodger Winn, Patricia Winn Movies and TV shows Similar People Jaxon Lee, Kazuya Tsurumaki, Brina Palencia, Hideaki Anno, Megumi Hayashibara | ||
Kana s korner interview with amanda winn lee jessica calvello rachel robinson 2014
Amanda Beth Winn Lee (born November 14, 1972) is an American voice actress, writer and ADR director who works mainly on anime dubs. She was the voice of Mimiru in .hack//SIGN, Rally Vincent in Gunsmith Cats, Yohko Mano in Devil Hunter Yohko, Momiji Kushinada in Blue Seed, and was featured most notably as Rei Ayanami of Neon Genesis Evangelion fame. Aside from voice work she quite often handles production, ADR direction, and the scripting of various projects for her dubbing company Gaijin Productions, LLC. She has also been credited as Amanda Winn, before she was married.
Contents
- Kana s korner interview with amanda winn lee jessica calvello rachel robinson 2014
- Kana s korner interview with amanda winn lee 2013
- Career
- Anime voices
- Video game roles
- ADR DirectorVoice Direction
- Script Adaptation
- Filmography
- References
Kana s korner interview with amanda winn lee 2013
Career
She can be heard in the commentary for the Region 1 The End of Evangelion DVD along with fellow voice actors Taliesin Jaffe and husband/Gaijin co-owner Jason C. Lee.
Expanding on her anime work, Winn-Lee also provided the voice of Konoko, the protagonist of the Bungie Studios video game Oni.
Winn Lee served as ADR director, dub script writer, and producer for the English versions of The End of Evangelion and Evangelion: Death and Rebirth. She also directed and performed leading roles in the English versions of Dead Leaves and the Read or Die OVA.
She had been working with ADV Films for years before she moved out to create Gaijin Productions.
Amanda and Jason Lee's son, Nicholas "Noodle" Lee, was born in November 2004. Her son was soon discovered to have infant leukemia, requiring extensive treatment before he was one year old. Amanda and Jason were not involved in any new projects for several years, because they were caring for their son. However, by November 2008, Nicholas has been cancer-free for three years, which is the benchmark for doctors that his odds of cancer recurrence are virtually non-existent. She wrote a book about these experiences in a memoir called The Noodle Chronicles: Everything I know About Cheating Death I Learned From My Kid, which was released as an e-book.
It was suggested by Spike Spencer (her friend as well as fellow voice actor) at Nan Desu Kan 2007 that she was interested in reprising her role(s) in the upcoming Rebuild of Evangelion films. However, in May 2009, North American anime distributor Funimation announced that the role of Rei for the first film Evangelion: 1.0 You Are (Not) Alone would be voiced by Brina Palencia, who is under contract to voice Rei Ayanami for the three remaining Evangelion "Rebuild" films.
Anime voices
Video game roles
ADR Director/Voice Direction
Script Adaptation
Filmography
Actress
2021
Evangelion: 3.0+1.01 Thrice Upon a Time as
Rei Ayanami (English version, voice)
2021
Disgaea 6: Defiance of Destiny (Video Game) as
Asagi Asagiri (English version, voice)
2021
Pokémon (TV Series) as
Cara Liss
- Galar's Fossils! Stick 'em Together!! (2021) - Cara Liss (English version, voice)
2019
Persona 5 Royal (Video Game) as
Ichiko Ohya (English version, voice, as Amanda Winn-Lee)
2016
A Silent Voice: The Movie as
Additional Voices (English version, voice)
2016
Persona 5 (Video Game) as
Ichiko Oya (English version, voice)
2015
Persona 4: Dancing All Night (Video Game) as
Yukiko Amagi (English version, voice, uncredited)
2015
Bravely Second: End Layer (Video Game) as
Magnolia Arch (English version, voice, uncredited)
2015
Disgaea 5: Alliance of Vengeance (Video Game) as
Asagi (English version, voice, uncredited)
2014
Persona 4 Arena Ultimax (Video Game) as
Yukiko Amagi (English version, voice, uncredited)
2014
Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth (Video Game) as
Yukiko Amagi (English version, voice, uncredited)
2014
Smite (Video Game)(voice)
2014
Revolution 60 (Video Game) as
Crimson 09 (voice)
2013
Saints Row IV (Video Game) as
The Voices of Virtual Steelport (voice)
2012
Evangelion: 3.0 You Can (Not) Redo as
Rei Ayanami (Prime Video dub) (English version, voice)
2012
Bureiburî deforuto: Furaigu fearî (Video Game)(English version, voice)
2012
Persona 4 Arena (Video Game) as
Yukiko Amagi (English version, voice, uncredited)
2012
Persona 4 Golden (Video Game) as
Yukiko Amagi (English version, voice, uncredited)
2012
Silent Hill: Book of Memories (Video Game) as
Heather Mason (voice, uncredited)
2012
Silent Hill HD Collection (Video Game) as
Heather Mason (voice)
2011
Persona 4: The Animation (TV Series) as
Yukiko Amagi
- We'll All Meet at the Amagiya Hotel (2012) - Yukiko Amagi (English version, voice)
- A Stormy Summer Vacation 1/2 (2012) - Yukiko Amagi (English version, voice)
- It's Not Empty at All (2011) - Yukiko Amagi (English version, voice)
- Catch Me If You Can (2011) - Yukiko Amagi (English version, voice)
- Real Me Doesn't Exist (2011) - Yukiko Amagi (English version, voice)
- No One Sees the Real Me (2011) - Yukiko Amagi (English version, voice)
- We've Lost Something Important Again (2011) - Yukiko Amagi (English version, voice)
- Suspicious Tropical Paradise (2011) - Yukiko Amagi (English version, voice)
- I'll Beat You, and Beat You Good (2011) - Yukiko Amagi (English version, voice)
- Would You Love Me? (2011) - Yukiko Amagi (English version, voice)
- Somewhere Not Here (2011) - Yukiko Amagi (English version, voice)
- We Are Friends, Aren't We? (2011) - Yukiko Amagi (English version, voice)
- The Contractor's Key (2011) - Yukiko Amagi (English version, voice)
- You're Myself, I'm Yourself (2011) - Yukiko Amagi (English version, voice)
2011
Saints Row: The Third (Video Game) as
Pedestrian and Character Voices (voice)
2011
Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Survivor Overclocked (Video Game) as
Yoshino 'Haru' Harusawa (English version, voice, uncredited)
2011
Blue Exorcist (TV Series) as
Additional Voices
- Akuma wa hito no kokoro ni sumu (2011) - Additional Voices (English version, voice)
2011
Disgaea 4: A Promise Unforgotten (Video Game) as
Asagi (English version, voice, uncredited)
2010
Trauma Team (Video Game) as
Maria Torres (English version, voice, uncredited)
2010
Prinny 2: Dawn of Operation Panties, Dood! (Video Game)(voice)
2009
Evangelion: 2.0 You Can (Not) Advance as
Rei Ayanami / Yui Ikari (Prime Video dub) (English version, voice)
2008
Shin Megami Tensei: Persona 4 (Video Game) as
Yukiko Amagi (English version, voice, uncredited)
2007
The Chosen One as
Crossing Girl #1 / Waitress (voice)
2007
Evangelion: 1.0 You Are (Not) Alone as
Rei Ayanami / Yui Ikari (Prime Video dub) (English version, voice)
2007
GrimGrimoire (Video Game) as
Margarita Surprise (English version, voice, uncredited)
2007
Soul Nomad & the World Eaters (Video Game) as
Danette / Asagi (English version, voice, uncredited)
2006
Borg War (Video) as
Kleeya (voice)
2006
Growlanser: Heritage of War (Video Game) as
Korin (English version, voice, uncredited)
2006
Disgaea 2: Cursed Memories (Video Game) as
Asagi (English version, voice, uncredited)
2006
Enchanted Arms (Video Game) as
Karin (voice)
2005
MÄR: Märchen Awakens Romance (TV Series) as
Gido
- Mise te yaru! Babbo version 2!! (2005) - Gido (English version, voice)
- Luberia no boss, nanashi! (2005) - Gido (English version, voice)
- Shuuren no mon futatabi! Kenka no yarikata oshie masu!! (2005) - Gido (English version, voice)
2005
Makai Kingdom: Chronicles of the Sacred Tome (Video Game) as
Pram (English version, voice, uncredited)
2005
Shin Megami Tensei: Digital Devil Saga 2 (Video Game) as
Argilla (English version, voice, uncredited)
2004
Shin Megami Tensei: Digital Devil Saga (Video Game) as
Argilla (English version, voice, uncredited)
2004
Ape Escape: Pumped & Primed (Video Game) as
Casi (English version, voice, uncredited)
2004
Dead Leaves as
Pandy (English version, voice, as Amanda Winn)
2003
Unison (Video short) as
Mimiru (English version, voice)
2003
Star Trek: Elite Force II (Video Game) as
Kleeya (voice)
2003
.hack//Quarantine (Video Game) as
Mimiru (English version, voice)
2003
.hack//Legend of the Twilight (TV Series) as
Magi / Additional Voices
- Densetsu no Hajimari (2003) - Magi / Additional Voices (English version, voice, uncredited)
- Sekai no owari (2003) - Magi / Additional Voices (English version, voice, uncredited)
- Maboroshi no Miyako (2003) - Magi / Additional Voices (English version, voice, uncredited)
- Hokai no ashioto (2003) - Magi / Additional Voices (English version, voice, uncredited)
- Koko no kishi (2003) - Magi / Additional Voices (English version, voice, uncredited)
- Tasogare no tsuki (2003) - Magi / Additional Voices (English version, voice, uncredited)
- Yukemuri no wana (2003) - Magi / Additional Voices (English version, voice, uncredited)
- Kyofu no yakata (2003) - Magi / Additional Voices (English version, voice, uncredited)
- Tanabata no yoru (2003) - Magi / Additional Voices (English version, voice, uncredited)
- Fushicho no hane (2003) - Magi / Additional Voices (English version, voice, uncredited)
- Kaito no udewa (2003) - Magi / Additional Voices (English version, voice, uncredited)
- Densetsu no yusha (2003) - Magi / Additional Voices (English version, voice, uncredited)
2003
Disgaea: Hour of Darkness (Video Game) as
Etna (English version, voice)
2002
Intermezzo (Video short) as
Mimiru / Girl Blademaster (English version, voice)
2002
.hack//Outbreak (Video Game) as
Mimiru (English version, voice)
2002
Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex (TV Series) as
Kurutan (English version, voice)
2002
.hack//SIGN (TV Series) as
Mimiru
- Return (2002) - Mimiru (English version, voice)
- Catastrophe (2002) - Mimiru (English version, voice)
- Net Slum (2002) - Mimiru (English version, voice)
- The Eve (2002) - Mimiru (English version, voice)
- Phantom (2002) - Mimiru (English version, voice)
- Despair (2002) - Mimiru (English version, voice)
- Tempest (2002) - Mimiru (English version, voice)
- Recollection (2002) - Mimiru (English version, voice)
- Declaration (2002) - Mimiru (English version, voice)
- Conflict (2002) - Mimiru (English version, voice)
- Depth (2002) - Mimiru (English version, voice)
- Castle (2002) - Mimiru (English version, voice)
- Twilight Eye (2002) - Mimiru (English version, voice)
- Entanglement (2002) - Mimiru (English version, voice)
- Party (2002) - Mimiru (English version, voice)
- Compensation (2002) - Mimiru (English version, voice)
- Epitaph (2002) - Mimiru (English version, voice)
- Promise (2002) - Mimiru (English version, voice)
- Reason (2002) - Mimiru (English version, voice)
- Encounter (2002) - Mimiru (English version, voice)
- Captured (2002) - Mimiru (English version, voice)
- Wanted (2002) - Mimiru (English version, voice)
- Folklore (2002) - Mimiru (English version, voice)
- Guardian (2002) - Mimiru (English version, voice)
- Role Play (2002) - Mimiru (English version, voice)
2002
.hack//Mutation (Video Game) as
Mimiru (English version, voice)
2001
R.O.D Read or Die (TV Mini Series short) as
Nancy 'Miss Deep' Makuhari (English version, voice)
2001
Geneshaft (TV Series) as
Mika Seido
- Hoshi wo tsugu mono (2001) - Mika Seido (English version, voice, as Amanda Winn-Lee)
2001
Oni (Video Game) as
Konoko (voice)
2000
Persona 2: Eternal Punishment (Video Game) as
Ulala Serizawa / Eriko Kirishima (English version, voice, uncredited)
1999
Thousand Arms (Video Game) as
Sodina Donfried / Nelsha Stylus (English version, voice)
1999
Heavy Gear II (Video Game) as
Pinter, O'Neill (voice)
1998
Spriggan as
Additional Voices (English version, voice, as Amanda Winn)
1998
Tail Concerto (Video Game) as
Alicia Pris (English version, voice)
1997
Burn-Up Excess (TV Series) as
Rio Kinezono
- The Last Stage of Goodbye (1997) - Rio Kinezono (English version, voice)
- Invitation from the Past (1997) - Rio Kinezono (English version, voice)
- Watch Out for the Mecha Cop (1997) - Rio Kinezono (English version, voice)
- Slam Tank (1997) - Rio Kinezono (English version, voice)
- Nanvel Kidnapped! (1997) - Rio Kinezono (English version, voice)
- Slam Tank II (1997) - Rio Kinezono (English version, voice)
- Rambo! Bravo! Rio Bimbo (1997) - Rio Kinezono (English version, voice)
- Short Vacation (1997) - Rio Kinezono (English version, voice)
- An Idol Never Sleeps (1997) - Rio Kinezono (English version, voice)
- Rogue Father (1997) - Rio Kinezono (English version, voice)
- From the Desert with Love (1997) - Rio Kinezono (English version, voice)
- Undies, Go! (1997) - Rio Kinezono (English version, voice)
- Warrior Team Deploys (1997) - Rio Kinezono (English version, voice)
1997
Neon Genesis Evangelion: The End of Evangelion as
Rei Ayanami / Yui Ikari (English version, voice, as Amanda Winn)
1997
Neon Genesis Evangelion: Death & Rebirth as
Rei Ayanami / Yui Ikari / Pen Pen (English version, voice)
1996
Blue Seed Ver. 1.5 (TV Mini Series) as
Kaede Fujimiya (English version, voice)
1996
Burn Up W (Video) as
Rio (English version, voice, as Amanda Winn)
1996
Master Mosquiton (Video) as
Young Woman (English version, voice)
1995
Gunsmith Cats (TV Mini Series) as
Rally Vincent
- High Speed Edge (1996) - Rally Vincent (English version, voice, as Amanda Winn)
- Swing High! (1996) - Rally Vincent (English version, voice, as Amanda Winn)
- The Neutral Zone (1995) - Rally Vincent (English version, voice, as Amanda Winn)
1995
Golden Boy (TV Mini Series) as
Producer / Additional Voices / Girl A
- Animeshon wa Omoshiroi! (Animation is Fun!) (1996) - Producer (English version, voice)
- Otome no Yuwaku (Temptation of the Maiden) (1995) - Additional Voices (English version, voice, as Amanda Winn)
- Konpyuta de Obenkyo (Computer Studies) (1995) - Girl A (English version, voice, as Amanda Winn)
1995
Neon Genesis Evangelion (TV Series) as
Rei Ayanami
- Sekai no Chuushin de Ai o Sakenda Kemono (1996) - Rei Ayanami (English version, voice)
- Do You Love Me? (1996) - Rei Ayanami (voice)
- The Beginning and the End, or 'Knockin' on Heaven's Door' (1996) - Rei Ayanami (voice)
- Namida (1996) - Rei Ayanami (voice)
- Don't Be (1996) - Rei Ayanami (voice)
- He Was Aware That He Was Still a Child (1996) - Rei Ayanami (voice)
- Weaving a Story 2: Oral Stage (1996) - Rei Ayanami (voice)
- Introjection (1996) - Rei Ayanami (voice)
- Ambivalence (1996) - Rei Ayanami (voice)
- Fourth Children (1996) - Rei Ayanami (voice)
- Splitting of the Breast (1996) - Rei Ayanami (voice)
- Those Women Longed for the Touch of Others' Lips, and Thus Invited Their Kisses (1996) - Rei Ayanami (voice)
- Weaving a Story (1996) - Rei Ayanami (voice)
- Lilliputian Hitcher (1995) - Rei Ayanami (voice)
- She Said, 'Don't Make Others Suffer for Your Personal Hatred' (1995) - Rei Ayanami (voice)
- The Day Tokyo-3 Stood Still (1995) - Rei Ayanami (voice)
- Magmadiver (1995) - Rei Ayanami (voice)
- Both of You, Dance Like You Want to Win! (1995) - Rei Ayanami (voice)
- Asuka Strikes! (1995) - Rei Ayanami (voice)
- A Human Work (1995) - Rei Ayanami (voice)
- Kessen, Dai 3 Shin Tokyo Shi (1995) - Rei Ayanami (voice)
- Rei I (1995) - Rei Ayanami (voice)
- Hedgehog's Dilemma (1995) - Rei Ayanami (voice)
- A Transfer (1995) - Rei Ayanami (voice)
- The Beast (1995) - Rei Ayanami (voice)
- Angel Attack (1995) - Rei Ayanami (English version, voice)
1995
Fire Emblem (TV Mini Series) as
Bect's Granddaughter, Elis
- Episode #1.2 (1995) - Bect's Granddaughter, Elis (English version, voice, as Amanda Winn)
- Episode #1.1 (1995) - Bect's Granddaughter, Elis (English version, voice, as Amanda Winn)
1995
Super Atragon (TV Mini Series) as
Annette / Additional Voices (English version, voice, as Amanda Winn)
1992
Devil Hunter Yohko (TV Mini Series) as
Yohko
- Mamono Hunter Yôko no jijô (1995) - Yohko (English version, voice, as Amanda Winn)
- Devil Hunter Yohko 5 (1994) - Yohko (English version, voice)
- Mamono Hunter Yôko Part 3 (1993) - Yohko (English version, voice, as Amanda Winn)
- Mamono Hunter Yôko Part 2 (1992) - Yohko (English version, voice, as Amanda Winn)
1995
Gamera, the Guardian of the Universe as
Asagi Kusanagi (English version, voice)
1994
F3: Frantic, Frustrated, & Female (TV Mini Series) as
Additional Voices (Softcel Pictures dub) / Hiroe Ogawa / Hiroe Ogawa (Softcel Pictures dub)
- Episode #1.3 (1994) - Hiroe Ogawa / Additional Voices (Softcel Pictures dub) (English version, voice, as Helen Bed)
- Episode #1.2 (1994) - Hiroe Ogawa / Additional Voices (Softcel Pictures dub) (English version, voice, as Helen Bed)
- Episode #1.1 (1994) - Hiroe Ogawa (Softcel Pictures dub) / Additional Voices (Softcel Pictures dub) (English version, voice, as Helen Bed)
1994
Mighty Space Miners (Video) as
Ushiwaka (English version, voice, as Amanda Winn)
1994
Blue Seed (TV Series) as
Kaede Kunikida / Momiji Fujimiya (English version, voice)
1994
Plastic Little (Video) as
Captain Little (English version, voice, as Amanda Winn)
1993
Dragon Half (TV Mini Series short) as
Vina
- The Brutal, Killer Martial Arts Tournament (1993) - Vina (English version, voice, as Amanda Winn)
- Mink's Journey (1993) - Vina (English version, voice, as Amanda Winn)
1993
Ellcia (Video) as
Narrator, Crystal, Nupure (English version, voice, as Amanda Winn-Lee)
1993
Suikoden: Demon Century (Video) as
Additional Voices (English version, voice, as Amanda Winn-Lee)
1993
Battle Angel (TV Mini Series) as
Gally (ADV Films dub) (English version, voice, as Amanda Winn)
1991
Sukeban Deka (Video) as
Saki Asamiya (English version, voice, as Amanda Winn)
1991
Burn Up! (Video) as
Reimi (English version, voice, as Amanda Winn)
Miscellaneous
2021
Evangelion: 3.0+1.01 Thrice Upon a Time (casting associate - uncredited)
2016
A Silent Voice: The Movie (consultant - English version)
2011
Red Riding Hood (loop group)
2009
Evangelion: 2.0 You Can (Not) Advance (casting associate)
2004
Dead Leaves (adr writer - english version, uncredited)
2001
Project ARMS (TV Series) (adr writer - 52 episodes)
- Life (2002) - (adr writer - english version)
- Blue Wish (2002) - (adr writer - english version)
- Animus (2002) - (adr writer - english version)
- Liberation (2002) - (adr writer - english version)
- Human (2002) - (adr writer - english version)
- Junction (2002) - (adr writer - english version)
- Fortress (2002) - (adr writer - english version)
- Killing Field (2002) - (adr writer - english version)
- Arcadia (2002) - (adr writer - english version)
- Turn (2002) - (adr writer - english version)
- Alice (2002) - (adr writer - english version)
- Drakken (2002) - (adr writer - english version)
- Rivers (2002) - (adr writer - english version)
- Vibration (2001) - (adr writer - english version)
- Element (2001) - (adr writer - english version)
- Coma (2001) - (adr writer - english version)
- Forward (2001) - (adr writer - english version)
- Stream (2001) - (adr writer - english version)
- Silent (2001) - (adr writer - english version)
- Canary (2001) - (adr writer - english version)
- Mars (2001) - (adr writer - english version)
- Incubation (2001) - (adr writer - english version)
- Hercules (2001) - (adr writer - english version)
- Link (2001) - (adr writer - english version)
- Hunter (2001) - (adr writer - english version)
- Hound (2001) - (adr writer - english version)
- Arrive (2001) - (adr writer - english version)
- Fly (2001) - (adr writer - english version)
- Judgement (2001) - (adr writer - english version)
- Venom (2001) - (adr writer - english version)
- White Rabbit (2001) - (adr writer - english version)
- Knight (2001) - (adr writer - english version)
- Wish (2001) - (adr writer - english version)
- Crisis (2001) - (adr writer - english version)
- Snark Hunt (2001) - (adr writer - english version)
- Gehenna (2001) - (adr writer - english version)
- Welcome Rain (2001) - (adr writer - english version)
- Blue Men (2001) - (adr writer - english version)
- Heaven (2001) - (adr writer - english version)
- Beat (2001) - (adr writer - english version)
- Satan (2001) - (adr writer - english version)
- Evolution (2001) - (adr writer - english version)
- Showtime (2001) - (adr writer - english version)
- Jabberwock (2001) - (adr writer - english version)
- Illusion (2001) - (adr writer - english version)
- Stranger (2001) - (adr writer - english version)
- Trust (2001) - (adr writer - english version)
- Flash (2001) - (adr writer - english version)
- Counterattack (2001) - (adr writer - english version)
- Interception (2001) - (adr writer - english version)
- Nightmare (2001) - (adr writer - english version)
- Transe (2001) - (adr writer - english version)
2001
R.O.D Read or Die (TV Mini Series short) (adr director - english version)
1997
Neon Genesis Evangelion: The End of Evangelion (english adaptation)
1997
Neon Genesis Evangelion: Death & Rebirth (adr writer - english version) / (voice director: English - as Amanda Winn)
1995
Super Atragon (TV Mini Series) (additional adr director - english version)
Editorial Department
2001
Project ARMS (TV Series) (english adaptation - 40 episodes)
- Liberation (2002) - (english adaptation - uncredited)
- Junction (2002) - (english adaptation - uncredited)
- Fortress (2002) - (english adaptation - uncredited)
- Killing Field (2002) - (english adaptation - uncredited)
- Arcadia (2002) - (english adaptation - uncredited)
- Turn (2002) - (english adaptation - uncredited)
- Alice (2002) - (english adaptation - uncredited)
- Vibration (2001) - (english adaptation - uncredited)
- Element (2001) - (english adaptation - uncredited)
- Coma (2001) - (english adaptation - uncredited)
- Silent (2001) - (english adaptation - uncredited)
- Canary (2001) - (english adaptation - uncredited)
- Mars (2001) - (english adaptation - uncredited)
- Hunter (2001) - (english adaptation - uncredited)
- Arrive (2001) - (english adaptation - uncredited)
- Fly (2001) - (english adaptation - uncredited)
- Judgement (2001) - (english adaptation - uncredited)
- Venom (2001) - (english adaptation - uncredited)
- White Rabbit (2001) - (english adaptation - uncredited)
- Knight (2001) - (english adaptation - uncredited)
- Wish (2001) - (english adaptation - uncredited)
- Crisis (2001) - (english adaptation - uncredited)
- Snark Hunt (2001) - (english adaptation - uncredited)
- Gehenna (2001) - (english adaptation - uncredited)
- Welcome Rain (2001) - (english adaptation - uncredited)
- Blue Men (2001) - (english adaptation - uncredited)
- Heaven (2001) - (english adaptation - uncredited)
- Beat (2001) - (english adaptation - uncredited)
- Satan (2001) - (english adaptation - uncredited)
- Evolution (2001) - (english adaptation - uncredited)
- Showtime (2001) - (english adaptation - uncredited)
- Jabberwock (2001) - (english adaptation - uncredited)
- Illusion (2001) - (english adaptation - uncredited)
- Stranger (2001) - (english adaptation - uncredited)
- Trust (2001) - (english adaptation - uncredited)
- Flash (2001) - (english adaptation - uncredited)
- Counterattack (2001) - (english adaptation - uncredited)
- Interception (2001) - (english adaptation - uncredited)
- Nightmare (2001) - (english adaptation - uncredited)
- Transe (2001) - (english adaptation - uncredited)
Sound Department
2004
Dead Leaves (voice director: English dub)
1997
Neon Genesis Evangelion: The End of Evangelion (adr director)
1993
Suikoden: Demon Century (Video) (adr director - english version)
Music Department
1994
Blue Seed (TV Series) (dubbed singer - 1 episode)
- Nan nano! Hen nano! Raibaru tôjô?! (1994) - (dubbed singer: "Idol Contest Song" - as Amanda Winn)
Producer
2001
R.O.D Read or Die (TV Mini Series short) (producer - english version)
1997
Neon Genesis Evangelion: The End of Evangelion (producer - english version)
Self
2002
Invasion: Anime (Documentary) as
Self (as Amanda Winn)
Archive Footage
2005
Manga Entertainment: The Art of Anime (Video) as
Self
2002
.hack//SIGN (TV Series) as
Mimiru
- Evidence (2002) - Mimiru
References
Amanda Winn-Lee Wikipedia(Text) CC BY-SA