Get professional corporate voice over that enhances your company's purpose
Business doesn’t mean boring, and your company’s voice certainly shouldn’t be. I bring relatable, trustworthy sound to your corporate messaging - from internal videos and conference presentations to shareholder announcements - it’s all making connections…
Get vibrant explainer video voice over that expands your reach
Video with voice over get way more engagement - and choosing a great voice can make the difference between a few clicks and millions. I’ve got the friendly, gal-next-door sound that naturally keeps people watching your content…
Get truly engaging elearning voice over that actively absorbs students
To be effective, online education has to really motivate learners, and the right voice plays a big role in the overall success of your program. My approachable style keeps people connected to the material, and my creative & adaptable delivery adjust to fit your goals…
Get reliable, effective voice over for compliance & safety standards
Workplace safety & training requires precision and focus. Getting everyone on the same page and doing the right thing can be boosted by creating engaging compliance materials. My voice knows business, and instills trust & comprehension of complex issues…
What is Corporate Voice Over?
Think business - Corporate Narration, Explainers, Compliance & Safety, Elearning, Systems etc. - all the internal messaging that happens within corporations and organizations. It makes up the bulk of voiceover work, and can often be misconstrued as dull or dry, as its copy is often technical and informative in nature. In the right hands (or behind the right mic!) however, this type of voice over can serve as the important backbone of a company’s brand voice. A great corporate voice can handle difficult copy with ease, and knows how to engage audiences in content that is necessary to an organization’s success. Every business is unique, and no one needs the same approach. Your corporate voice should reflect who you are as a company, and it’s important to consider how you’re being represented to your own employees, shareholders, and team members.