David Attenborough's 100th birthday happened on May 8, 2026, and I cannot let it pass without mentioning. As a voice actor and narrator with 2o plus years in this industry, I owe a measurable portion of my creative DNA to this man. His voice did not just document the planet. It taught me how a … [Read more...] about David Attenborough’s 100th Birthday Is a Milestone for Every Documentary Narrator
How Voiceover Impacts Learner Retention in Corporate Training
Having been in the recording booth since 2005, I have seen the world of corporate training transform from dusty binders and static PowerPoint slides into a dynamic, digital experience. Back then, the work felt different. Every word had to be perfect because the technology was clunky. But over those … [Read more...] about How Voiceover Impacts Learner Retention in Corporate Training
The Crucial Role of Voiceover in Cultural Localization Services
Beyond Translation: Meanings Matter In Localization When I first stepped off the plane in Costa Rica to attend Spanish school, I thought I was there just to learn words. I figured if I memorized enough vocabulary and understood the grammar, I would be able to communicate perfectly. But as I spent … [Read more...] about The Crucial Role of Voiceover in Cultural Localization Services
Voiceover for Political TV, Social, and Streaming Ads Explained
Voiceovers for political digital ads across TV, social media, and streaming play a powerful role in shaping how voters understand issues, values, and urgency. This year, with the midterms approaching, I see more of it firsthand. It’s something I think about every time I step into the booth … [Read more...] about Voiceover for Political TV, Social, and Streaming Ads Explained
Twenty-One Years of Voice Over Editing Without Adobe: Why I Chose Cubase Instead
Voice-over editing and voice-over production both demand software that doesn't get in my way. When I started my career two decades ago, that choice seemed simple: everyone around me was using Cool Edit Pro. Radio stations like Majic 107.5, the one I interned at, standardized on it. My colleagues, … [Read more...] about Twenty-One Years of Voice Over Editing Without Adobe: Why I Chose Cubase Instead
From The Court To The Booth: A Full Circle Moment With The Harlem Globetrotters
From the court to the booth, my journey with the Harlem Globetrotters is one of the most meaningful chapters in my twenty-one years as a voice-over and live-announcing professional. It started in 2017, wrapped around one of the hardest seasons of my life, and came back around in 2026 in a way I … [Read more...] about From The Court To The Booth: A Full Circle Moment With The Harlem Globetrotters
