Carol Ochs

Carol's background lets her be an authentically loving, exasperated or amused mother and wife. Her witty delivery can drip with sarcasm. As a former radio/TV news reporter, she can convey authority and professionalism and be that classic "announcer" voice when you need it.

Carol has extensive experience in radio and TV. She’s been on the air at The Associated Press radio network in Washington, DC, and busy behind the scenes as a writer, editor, producer and national newsroom supervisor. Carol also has worked in broadcasting in New York City, Minneapolis, Pittsburgh and Athens, Ohio. Carol was honored for her work as the female voice on a series of Fairfax County Park Authority podcasts. She also is featured on an audio walking tour at the county's Ox Hill Battlefield Park. Her voice can be heard on a televised PSA by the California Highway Patrol and on a series of ads for HTVNetworks.com. Carol received voice training at Such-A-Voice and has a degree in Radio/TV from Ohio University’s School of Journalism. She has done work with the Fairfax County park authority in scripting and performing podcasts. In her 30 years as a journalist she has written for and been on the air in local and national media. From her home studio, she can produce voice work for commercials, narrations, voicemail, books, video games and training materials Digidesign Mbox 2 with Pro Tools Shure SM27 Microphone with Pop Filter Sony MDR-7506 Professional Headphones Carol is a veteran journalist with credits in radio and television, as well as newspapers, magazines, newsletters and web content. She can offer copy editing skills in addition to her voice work.