Noelle Eve Romano

New Jersey/East Coast, Russian, English, Irish; old woman, evil villain, goofy neighbor, Brooklyn doll, creature, bad ass

As talent, I have voiced projects for Volvo, Lego, AT&T, Tropicana, Duracell, Amex, PayPal, Harrah’s, Hilton, Cincinnati Bell, Evol foods, Chevy, Blue's Clues, National Gallery of Art, Dollar Bank, Moe's Southwest Grill, Acer as well as many medical and scientific narrations. I am very grateful to have had experience on both sides of the window. On the production side, I served as voice director and talent supervisor for the Emmy Award-winning PBS cartoon, "WordWorld". I’ve also voice directed various games and toys for The Backyardigans, Go, Diego, Go!, Dora the Explorer, as well as numerous children’s audio books for Scholastic. My TV production career started on the show "Blue's Clues", where I won my very first VO role—that of a talking mailbox! I graduated from NYU's Tisch School of the Arts with a BFA in Drama. As a live performer, I have four years of stand-up, and eight years of sketch comedy under my belt. I've also trained with many great coaches in LA including Bob Bergen, Harry Dunn, Mary Lynn Wissner, Jody Gottlieb, Jeff Howell, Charlie Adler, Susan Palyo and Artt Butler. Neumann TLM 103, Source Connect Standard, Black Lion Revolution 2x2 interface, Twisted Wave recording software My many years in the pre-school television world gave a sharp ear when narrating for a younger audience. And my extensive acting training allows me to emotionally connect to copy in a very real, grounded way. This training also really helps on long-form projects; I have the focus and endurance to stay consistent and maintain quality over an extended period of time.