Sarah Fisher

Romanian accents, French accents

Sarah has recorded smooth, professional narrations for high profile companies, such as The U.S. Department of Energy, Nestle Waters, GlaxoSmithKline, Diageo, Paragon Films, Express Employment Professionals, Tender Watch, Moffitt Cancer Center and The Women's Fund of Central Ohio. She has narrated both local and national TV and Radio commercials and infomercials, for such products/companies as "Comcast's Xfinity/Universal Studios Hollywood", "The Corner Colander," "Ageless Male" by New Vitality, "Flying Horse Farms," "The Dave Thomas Foundation," "Sunstate Academy," "Milwaukee Foot Specialists," "Girl Scouts of Southwest Texas," "Ambercare," "The NY Institute of Massage" and "The NY Institute of Esthetics." Sarah tailored her character voices to meet the needs of High Voltage Software's video game entitled, "Leisure Suit Larry." She narrated the children's iPad app "U.S. Cities" in a sing-songy teen voice. Sarah provided the Robot voice of Roxie Rivetminder, a multi-million dollar project with The Robotics Academy of Carnegie Mellon University. She has recorded voicemails for companies such as "Touch Aveda Salon and Spa" and "ENRG Duct Seals" that required a welcoming, calm voice. She grabbed people's attention with her soothing voice, revealing inner thoughts at an art exhibit in NYC where she narrated the exhibit's film, "Said in Passing." Sarah mumbled away with background voices for the audiobook "The Mitford Series." Sarah can tailor her voice to what you need! Extensive voiceover, on-camera and theatre background since 1997. Bachelor's degree in Film and Communications from The University of Michigan. Graduated from the 2-year Meisner program at The School for Film and Television in NYC. Studied Shakespeare for a summer with The British American Drama Academy in Oxford, England. Studied voiceovers with Ray Van Steen in Chicago. Coached kids for on-camera and voiceover work in Tampa, FL for seven years. Home Studio provides immediate turnaround! JK Audio Phone Patch, Logic, Rode NT1-A mic, iMac Good stuff!