What keeps listeners glued to your radio station besides the songs, contests and on-air staff? What grabs a viewer (along with flashy graphics) for a story that is not only interesting to them but applicable to their lives too?
The answer to both is: the voice of your station.
I bring almost 30 years of experience in radio with not only working on air but producing imaging AND voicing stations as well.
I'm uniquely qualified for station imaging because I've been on both sides of the process and KNOW what works. Not only will you get the scripted stuff you send but you'll get some additional ad-libs as well.
Don't miss out on me being the voice of your radio or TV station.

A website for a product or company is not complete without a video demonstrating its purpose or a statement of it's mission. That video is soulless without a voice to guide the viewer. If an e-learning project is just a 'pop up and click' system, the education intended is only half landing. That's why a trusted voice is need for e-learning projects and corporate narration.
Trust.
It imbues the values of a company, it makes a student give themselves whole-heartedly to the curriculum being taught. But it can't fulfill it's goal unless it's delivered by a trustworthy voice who not only knows the product but wants the viewer to know it too.

A sci-fi swashbuckler.
A self-help book about being more understanding of people in your marketing.
A graphic series of true stories about the worst murderous people in the world.
These are just a few of the books I've narrated in the audiobook world. With years of narrating experience (and some writings of my own!) I've taken seriously the task of bringing and author's hard work and creative endeavor to the audio format.
Whether it's through ACX (audible), Author's Republic, Ahab Talent or any of the other audiobook creation websites, I've the experience necessary to not only narrate your audiobook but to proof and produce it as well.