Female Voice Talent
Kelley
Denise
Heather
Jill
Stacey
Cindy
Karen
Julianne
Catherine
Jackie
Sharon
Susan
Connie
Linda
Amy
Nicole
Wendy
Kelly
Lauren
Barbara
Jeannie
Christi
BJ
Sally
Jessica
Glad
Jacqui
Jen
Laci
Tamara
Bonnie
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Male Voice Talent
Andrew
Brad
Dan
Chuck
Jon
David
Kyle C.
Ari
Dave
George
Bryan
Carl
Jason R.
Kyle H.
Jason H.
Bill
Cameron
Pete
Brent
James
Nathan
Christian
Josh
Bill D.
Chris
Bruce
Andy
Rodney
Samuel
Aaron
Albert
To book our American English voices
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Need an audition?
You can either pick your American English voice talent from our voice demos or request a voiceover audition of your script. Just send us your project specs including audition age, gender, style, media, usage, markets and deadline. We’ll cast only the American voice actors we believe will be a good fit for your script and help you select the best professional for your project.
Curios
American English is the national language of the United States and includes a set of English language varieties with unified patterns of pronunciation, spelling, grammar and vocabulary that distinguish it from other English dialects around the world.
Sound has evolved constantly throughout the centuries. While many local accents have disappeared, several wide-spread regional accents have emerged in the last several decades.
American English has been greatly influenced by a number of languages and cultures. British-American colonists borrowed names for unfamiliar fauna from the Native American languages. E.g. moose, raccoon, opossum. Other colonizing nations also contributed to the American lexicon. E.g. kindergarten and cookie from German and Dutch.
New foreign words have been incorporated more recently in the American culture and culinary vocabulary, with 19th and early 20th century immigration to the United States. E.g. hamburger, wiener (German), cilantro, tacos, guacamole (Spanish), kosher (Yiddish).
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