For me, voice acting begins with character. Drawing on my background in theater and career as a linguist, I approach each performance with an ear for the rhythms, dialects, and emotional nuances that make a character believable. Whether narrating a novel or voicing a character on screen, my goal is to make every character feel fully realized and every story worth listening to.
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FEATURED PROJECTS
AUDIOBOOK NARRATION
MONTCLAIR: A THORNS, FEATHERS & BONES NOVELLA
By Anderson W. Frost
For this narration project, I had the pleasure of collaborating once again with author Anderson W. Frost. Montclair, a standalone gothic entry into the Thorns, Feathers & Bones world, offered a rich opportunity to portray more than a dozen characters. Men and women, gnomes, elves, and more…spanning diverse regions and social classes, from working-class villagers and soldiers to the aristocracy. Each demanded a distinct voice, accent, and personality.
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THORNS, FEATHERS & BONES
By Anderson W. Frost
An epic dark fantasy, Thorns, Feathers & Bones presented an extraordinary vocal challenge: portraying more than 60 characters spanning genders, ages, regions, and worlds. From humans and elves to giants, dwarves, and demigods, the performance demanded distinct voices and personalities, along with a wide emotional range—often shifting dramatically between characters within a single scene.
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JEOPARDY SURFACE
By Sheri Leigh Horn
Narrating my own novel nearly a decade after writing it was an adventure in revisiting familiar characters from an entirely new perspective. Jeopardy Surface demanded the tension and pacing of a crime thriller, distinct American and Northern Irish accents, and nuanced character performances that balanced the suspense of the investigation with the emotional complexity of the people at its center.
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CLARA BARTON: PROFESSIONAL ANGEL
By Elizabeth Brown Pryor
Narrating Clara Barton: Professional Angel was both an honor and a daunting responsibility. Brining such a formidable historical figure to life required a thoughtful balance of authority and intimacy, with a period-appropriate voice and tone that conveyed her strength, determination, and humanity. Unlike my character-rich fiction performances, this project called for a more restrained, nuanced approach to storytelling.
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FISHY (Short Film)
Written and Directed by Milo Richards
Fishy, a comedy-drama fantasy short film that premiered in 2026, follows Hazel Monroe, a trans pageant queen confronting self-doubt and surreal visions as she returns to the spotlight she once fled.
I voiced Joan, Hazel’s former drama teacher and mentor, a character whose relationship with Hazel adds a personal dimension to her journey of self-discovery.
