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Hale has provided the voice of lead character Sam and rival character Mandy in the French and Canadian-produced animated television series Totally Spies.

She plays Cinderella and Princess Aurora in various Disney projects. In 1994, she was cast as Felicia Hardy/Black Cat in Spider-Man, the first in a long line of Marvel Comics characters she has voiced. Hale has been involved in many other cartoons. Her next major video game was with BioWare on their Baldur's Gate series on various roles, which would eventually lead to large roles in Mass Effect and other titles. She describes her time with the game as a 'really confusing experience' as it required a lot more lines and time than the show did. The development of a tie-in video game for Carmen Sandiego gave her the opportunity to do her first ever voice-over for a video game. Hale's next animation project was Skeleton Warriors where 'there were ten cast members, of whom were girls, and we blew stuff up and cartoon maimed each other every week.'

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Hale enjoyed the project and noted that it was one of the first network TV cartoons that met the educational requirements. The show spanned multiple seasons until its final broadcast in 1999. As it was her first cartoon, she sought extra classes and training.

Her first major voice-over role in cartoons was the main character Ivy in Where on Earth Is Carmen Sandiego? which was based on the computer game series. After doing more regional work, she eventually moved to Los Angeles, where she took on sporadic guest roles typical for young actresses on shows such as Melrose Place, ER, and Charmed. She was also selected among a group of about six thousand girls in a nationwide search to be in several episodes of the Santa Barbara soap opera television series.

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Her first big break in acting was in 1988 for the made-for-television movie A Father's Homecoming, which was an NBC movie of the week. She worked as an actress and continued doing voice-overs, commuting frequently between Birmingham and Atlanta, Georgia. She attended Birmingham-Southern College, where she found the program's style was broader than what she wanted to do, and she was more interested in film acting than theatre acting she graduated there with a business degree. In 1982 she graduated from Alabama School of Fine Arts where she was in the theatre department and had interests in being in a rock band: 'I started doing voice-over to pay for life and a PA system and everything else, and ended up that just sort of took over, acting took over.' While in high school she did more voice-over work for commercials and at age 17, she also worked as a production assistant. When she was a teenager, she got a voice-over spot at a local radio station where she was paid 35 dollars just for talking. She grew up in the American South, residing mainly in Montgomery and Birmingham, Alabama. In an interview with Tom Bissell of The New Yorker, she revealed that her biological father was an outdoorsman. Her mother was what she called 'a wandering master's degree pursuer', and her stepfather was a microbiologist. Hale was born in Happy Valley-Goose Bay, Labrador, Canada.