Accessibility only becomes real when someone with authority says this counts —and backs it with time, budget, and follow-through.  Accessibility rarely stalls because people don’t care. It stalls because no one owns the decision. It sits in the “later” category. Which feels flexible. Until later never comes. When leadership decides accessibility matters, things move. It gets planned. Scheduled. Assigned. Not dramatically. Just clearly. And once that decision is made, the rest

When information lives on-screen instead of in the words, description is what turns a video into communication instead of guesswork.

Audio description is moving beyond entertainment and becoming part of how companies communicate, train, and keep work moving.  Audio description lives in film and television. That makes sense. What’s exciting is where it’s showing up now. Internal videos meant to clarify things. Training clips designed to keep teams moving. Quick recordings that explain what an email couldn’t. Video has become how work actually happens. So access is coming with it. More organizations are buil

Everyone deserves to enjoy a good story, and audio description narration steps up as the ultimate buddy. It's not just about being...

Narrating audio description isn’t about standing out. It’s about matching the energy of the moment - without becoming part of the scene.

Everyone deserves to enjoy a good story, and audio description narration steps up as the ultimate buddy. It's not just about being...

I'm a Voice actor. You send a script. I send back a voice. That’s the job. That’s what I do. No rituals, no drama, no lighting sage before..

Am I a musician? Nope. Do I know how to land a line just before the music explodes? Also no. JUST KIDDING — absolutely I do.

Voice actor. Clean reads. Quick files. Usually caffeinated.Honestly, that's the job description, isn’t it? You send a script. I record it.

Everyone deserves to enjoy a good story, and audio description narration steps up as the ultimate buddy. It's not just about being...

If you’re looking for a voice that sounds like someone you’d actually want to get stuck in an elevator with — I’m your person. 

I got into Audio Description because it means something. Because someone out there is listening — not just casually, but fully.

Voice actor. Not just someone with a cool mic and a dream. Look, having a fancy mic is great. I have one. I treat it well. But that’s not...

Audio description narration walks a very fine line: It’s not a performance. But it can’t sound like you’re asleep either. You need warmth...

Voice actor. Smooth reads. Sharp timing. Pretty much human. Okay, very human. Like, not a robot. At all. (Unless you're producing something

There’s a reason you don’t notice good audio description - and it means I'm doing my job.