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Harrison teaches students for after-school programs in school for boys in San Francisco. Besides helping students study, he is working on making his childhood dream come true. Since young, he has been into animation and always listened carefully to the voices of the characters when watching. One of his friends works for voice actor agency in LA, so he decided to try out the voice acting himself. Recently Harrison has just recorded his first demos for several voiceover tryouts. Those include voiceovers for Disney animation, video game and movie trailer. To be a voice actor, Harrison says that part of it is the natural voice you have, but the most influential part is how much you practice. Every time he listens to commercials on TV and radio, he listens closely to the inflection, cadence and prosody in everybody¡¯s voice and repeats after them. He believes this daily practice will prepare him with both the passions and skills to be successful in the field.