Let's Work 

This is where you come in.

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You've created a hero. Or a villain. Or maybe a dragon who's lived for ten thousand years but still has a sarcastic sense of humor. Perhaps it's the exhausted spaceship captain, the quirky best friend, the mysterious wizard, or someone no one has imagined before. Whoever they are, they deserve a voice that makes audiences believe they were real all along.

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That's where I come in.

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As a voice actor and audiobook narrator, I love discovering what makes a character tick, how they think, what they fear, what makes them laugh, and, ultimately, how they sound. Whether it's animation, video games, audio dramas, dubbing, commercials, or audiobooks, my goal is always the same: to create performances that feel authentic, memorable, and alive.

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You'll find me behind the microphone as the sole narrator of Jodi Daynard's A More Perfect Union, alongside narration work on Lauren Thoman's I'll Stop the World, Susan Walter's Over Her Dead Body, Ashley & Leslie Saunders' The Rule of All and The Rule of Many, Ann & Curt Warner's The Warner Boys, and Susan Kulkin's We Are Here to Stay. Every story has demanded something different, from intimate, emotional conversations to larger-than-life personalities and entire casts of distinct voices, and that's exactly what I enjoy.

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Long before I stepped into the recording booth, I was learning those same lessons on stage and in front of the camera.

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I've portrayed kings, commanders, doctors, congressmen, reporters, reverends, prisoners, Shakespearean noblemen, Genghis Khan...and, yes, a yuppie werewolf. My theatre work has ranged from The Beaux' Stratagem, The Gardener's Dog, 1984, Electra, and Love's Labour's Lost to contemporary dramas like Black Metropolis, Breathing Ash, Daily We Commute Our Sentence, and Jimmy Earl's Defense. On screen, I've appeared in independent short productions including Doors, Travels With Chachi, ARC, Prana, and even a music video where I had the pleasure of playing a masked villain. (Sadly, no evil lair came with the job.)

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Those experiences have taken me from Greek tragedy and Shakespearean comedy to contemporary drama, speculative science fiction, and fantasy. They've given me the chance to perform everyone from commanding leaders to quirky spacefaring optimists and ancient red dragons disguised as night elves. Every role has reinforced the same lesson: great characters aren't defined by their genre, they're defined by truth.

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So whether you've written the next unforgettable animated lead, a video game companion players will never forget, an audiobook protagonist readers will spend hours with, or a wonderfully bizarre creature that defies explanation...

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I'd love to help give them a voice.