19 Facts About Adam Howden

Adam Howden is an English actor who has worked in video games, television, theatre, film, and audiobooks.

Adam Howden was fond of acting since his early school years.

Adam Howden chose the subject for his GCSE studies, then his A Levels at the Strode College in 1999.

Adam Howden studied Drama, Film Studies, and English Literature until his 2001 graduation.

Adam Howden went on to audition at drama schools for further experience.

Adam Howden studied alongside other alumni such as Ryan Gage, Rolan Bell, Gwendoline Christie, Jodie McNee, and Joseph MacNab.

Adam Howden studied multiple acting techniques, including some involving his voice.

Adam Howden did so, which started his career in voice-overs, first doing commercials and corporate voice-overs.

Adam Howden auditioned for Dragon Age: Origins at the voice studio Side UK, reading and obtaining a couple of roles.

Adam Howden's breakthrough came in 2011's Dragon Age 2 as Anders.

Adam Howden recorded with the guidance of Caroline Livingstone, who advised him on Anders's progression, as voice actors do not receive a complete script for secrecy reasons, and checked over his voice tone.

Adam Howden maintains a sense of humor but you learn so much more about him in DA2 and you see a much darker side to him.

Adam Howden has stated that he is very proud to have been involved in those projects, praising their diverse storytelling opportunities and branching narration.

Adam Howden's performance was applauded and the entire voice cast earned a "Best Vocal Ensemble in a Video Game" nomination in 2013 at the BTVA Video Game Voice Acting Award.

Adam Howden has reprised his role as Shulk for Super Smash Bros.

Adam Howden has voiced other characters in the Xenoblade Chronicles series, including the "Classic" Male Avatar in Xenoblade Chronicles X, the Architect and Tantalese Knights in Xenoblade Chronicles 2, and the Nopon Archsage in the Challenge Battle DLC for Xenoblade Chronicles 3.

When Side UK passed video game auditions for the hero's voice, Adam Howden was excited at the idea of performing as Tintin, claiming to have been a fan of the comics from a young age.

Adam Howden just turns it on, he can change his voice, turn on a sixpence, and it's brilliant.

Adam Howden has stated that he wishes to someday make a biographical film about his mother's family life in 1960s East Africa and play his grandfather.