From Stage to Mic

I caught the acting bug in high school and, thankfully, it never went away.

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I was a bit of a shy kid, so I eased into acting slowly, spending a lot of time observing people and personalities. That natural curiosity gave me a keen ear for accents, voices, and the subtle vocal nuances that make each person unique. 

 

I pursued acting in college, but majored in Radio/TV/Film Communications. While my studies gave me plenty of behind-the-scenes opportunities, whenever I had a choice, I was happiest either in front of the camera or writing for it. I was cast in numerous black box theater productions as well as student film and television projects, gaining experience onstage, on camera, and behind a pen.

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After college, I joined Philadelphia’s vibrant acting and voiceover community. I was cast in many corporate and training videos and became a frequent voice for commercials, narration, and video projects. Eventually, I moved closer to New York City to pursue acting opportunities in theater, film, and television. While I continued working in front of the camera and on the stage, voiceover work kept finding me.

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These days, I’m continuing to build my voiceover career with projects throughout New Jersey and beyond. And while I’ll always audition for the right on-camera role, voice acting is where I’m happiest. There’s something pretty great about stepping up to a microphone and becoming a character, telling a story, selling an idea, or bringing a script to life.

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From quirky characters and commercials to corporate narration, training videos, medical content, and even book narration, I bring an expressive, versatile voice, strong comedic timing, and a genuine love of the craft to every project.

 

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