Narration Voiceover
Rich, warm, personable, thoughtful. Narration is the broadest word in voiceover, and the demo below covers its range, from suspenseful to sophisticated.
What I Voice
Brand stories and anthem films, financial services and banking content, non-profit and fundraising videos, real estate and audio tours, medical and pharmaceutical narration, PSAs, kids' books, and long-form storytelling of every kind.
Who Hires Me
Producers with long copy and high standards, including financial institutions like Wells Fargo, American Express and Illinois National Bank. The banking brief never changes: calm, sure, reliable. A "we're-not-going-anywhere" tone that makes people trust you before they like you. Banks taught me that ordering; it's correct.
What You'll Hear
A storyteller's instrument. Warmth that invites, gravity that reassures, and the judgment to know which sentence needs which. If your project fits none of my other eleven categories, it fits here. Not sure? Send the script and I'll tell you honestly which read it wants.
How It Works
Send your script and a sentence about the project. You'll have a quote, or a free custom audition of your actual copy, within 24 hours. Direct me live over Source Connect or Zoom from my studio in central Mexico (Central Time), or let me self-direct and get finished files back to you the same or next business day.
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Send me your script. You'll have a free custom audition right away.
No obligation. You'll hear your project in my voice before you spend a dime.