Joey Camen
Stand-up comedian · Los Angeles, California

Joey Camen

Who Joey Camen is

Stand-up comedian, voice actor, actor, writer, filmmaker and author. He became a Comedy Store regular as a teenager, later studied character voices with Daws Butler and built a long voice-over career spanning animation, commercials and video games including Skylanders and Devil May Cry 5. His books include Laughing Through the Pain and My Life with Snoopy.

At a glance

Born
1970
Based in
Los Angeles, California
Came up through
The Comedy Store
Podcasts
Laughing Through the Pain and My Life with Snoopy
On screen
American Pop, Cool World, The Queen's Corgi and 3 more
WTF with Marc Maron
Episode 1334
Official site
voicecomic.com ↗

On stage

No dated show on D.O.C.'s Comedy Calendar right now — their own site has their dates: voicecomic.com ↗.

Lineups belong to the rooms and the comedians, and can change; each listing has the last word. Their nights on the Comedy Calendar →

Specials, shows and podcasts

On screen

Podcasts

Where they got their start

Came up the same way

Other comedians in SUCDb who came through The Comedy Store:

The Launching Pads: the shows the comedians came through →

Career timeline

  1. 1970Born
  2. 2013My Life with Snoopy (memoir, 2013) Book
  3. 2017Laughing Through the Pain (autobiography, 2017) Book

Questions about Joey Camen

Where is Joey Camen performing next?

No date is on D.O.C.'s Comedy Calendar right now; their own site has their dates: voicecomic.com ↗.

What podcast do they host?

Laughing Through the Pain and My Life with Snoopy.

What TV shows and films are they in?

American Pop, Cool World, The Queen's Corgi, Son of Bigfoot, Devil May Cry 5 and Skylanders.

Where did they get their start?

The Comedy Store (a regular there from his teens).

Where are they based?

Los Angeles, California, as their record gives it.

When were they born?

In 1970.

Have they been on WTF with Marc Maron?

Yes — episode 1334.

The full SUCDb record

The full record — the career in order, the specials and credits, and the sources for each — is on SUCDb, with a button to add them to your D.O.C., your twelve.

Sources

Updated 5 October 2026 · the record checked 25 September 2026