Rachel L. Eisner

New York/Jewish mother (including yiddish), British upper-middle class, valley girl/teenager, brusque and rude Hebrew/Israeli, lisping little girl.

I started in voiceover by booking a job with Long’s Drugs, the California drugstore chain. I also recorded web demo narration for several start-ups, as well as benefit dinner video narration for non-profit organizations. I recorded several regional VO's for class action lawsuits, and a cosmetic demo. I spent 2 years providing the voice on hold at NYC's venerable arts institution the 92nd Street Y, keeping listeners entertained and informed with details of upcoming programs and events. I also did several PSA's for the 92nd Street Y. With diverse vocal and theater experience as inspiration, I studied at San Francisco’s premier voice casting and coaching company The Voice Factory. I also completed a Voiceover Bootcamp at NYC's top-notch audio post-production and casting facility The Sound Lounge. I'm a Manhattan native (and graduate of LaGuardia High School of Music and Art & Performing Arts) and studied acting with John Fisher and at A.C.T. in San Francisco. A singer as well as an actor, I performed with Lamplighter's Music Theater and a musical improv troupe I was invited to join when I caught the attention of an instructor at the renowned improv talent incubator, Bay Area Theater Sports. I also studied improv in NYC at Upright Citizen's Brigade Theater and with Dora Mae Productions. I do not have my own studio but can easily access one in my neighborhood.