Stephanie Triplett | Voice over actor

I try to be great at everything I attempt so I would like to give narrating and voice acting a try. Reading out loud to my children for the last 20 years has been one of my greatest pleasures. While pregnant with my first born son I read to him classic novels and of course he has a love for the written word and is himself an author. Coming across a word that I must look up the pronunciation and definition is rare. When this occurs, my mothers 1950s Webster Dictionary is on my nightstand. My mother read me Anne of Green Gables as a child in my grandmothers flower garden. It's one of my first memories, a core memory. In my younger days I was fluent in French, but life comes along and 30 years later have forgotten. So I am rehashing my love of the French language and learning it again. My mother could translate Latin and we did this as a hobby together when I was young, but I did not have the passion she did. When I was in elementary school for fun I would diagram sentences. I loved to break down and find the nouns and verbs and understand why we spoke differently than we write. My grandmother taught me to garden and gave me a love of flowers and horticulture. My great aunt Ruby taught me to garden, sew, and to always wear brooch when you go to a formal event. Grandmama told me that he women in our family could grow flowers or food, never both. The ones who were gifted at flowers would bare children. The ones who were gifted in the vegetable garden would be barren. Blame her for my idiosyncrasies. These women I write of have given me a lovely southern accent, a desperate need for daily poetry and a not so humbling opinion of myself. I once considered going to law school but chose the path of motherhood. Like always, I made the correct decision because my children have turned out extraordinary in every aspect. I rather enjoy writing about myself. Collecting creepy dolls I find in antique stores is my favorite hobby. If I was forced to sit through a sporting event, I would take a book to read. Being distinguished at everything I do, is my biggest flaw. My greatest treasure is my mothers copy of Little Women. Jealousy isn't an emotion I often experience but when I do, its of a book editor. To be able to read books for a living seems ideal to me. So why not try narrating? My list of favorite authors and poets is endless. My favorite narrator is Bronson Pinchot. Now that my children are grown, I have so much time for personal growth. I spend my days and weeks, reading, writing poetry, taking American Sign Language courses, quilting classes, gardening, my French lessons, hiking, practicing yoga, dismantling the patriarchy, protesting, drawing, painting, and forcing in an occasional nap.

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