Martin Sherman (actor) — American voice actor, director, and performer

Career overview

Sherman’s work spans on-screen appearances and studio voice work. He has contributed to video game productions and to long-running children’s programming, bringing distinct vocal characterizations to established franchises. In addition to performing, Sherman has taken roles behind the scenes directing other voice actors and contributing to writing and production processes that shape how characters are presented to audiences.

Notable roles and credits

Among his better-known credits, Sherman voiced the title character in a major platform video game release, and he took on a central role in a popular children’s television series. He has also been credited with an appearance on the British science fiction series Doctor Who. For further listings of his screen and audio work see the general video game credits and an overview of his television roles such as Thomas & Friends. Information about his television appearance is available at Doctor Who references.

• Voiced the lead in the platform game Pac-Man World 3, a notable example of franchise-based video game voice work.
• Provided the voice of Thomas the Tank Engine from 2009 until 2015 on the children’s series Thomas & Friends, contributing to its narration and character ensemble.
• Has credits as a voice director and writer, roles that involve casting, directing sessions and shaping vocal performances.

Sherman’s move to the United Kingdom has placed him within a network of British and international productions; biographical notes and professional profiles often mention his residence in the UK and ongoing work in both children’s media and interactive entertainment. For biographical and current roster details consult the actor’s public listings at biographical info.

As with many voice actors, Sherman’s influence is felt through the characters he helps to bring to life rather than through a single public persona. His career illustrates how vocal performance, direction and writing combine to support long-running franchises and new productions alike, ensuring consistency of character and accessibility to diverse audiences.