Businesses have relied on my voice to bring to life their critical communication objectives for the past 30 years. This award-winning experience, is backed by a commitment to excellence and enthusiastic service, plus an extensive vocal and stylistic range. These are the reasons customers select me to voice their most important messages; for branding, marketing, public relations, sales, recruitment, training, phone and IT interactive services, and various employee and stakeholder communications.
I provide quick turn-arounds and competitive professional rates in each of the general areas of business communication listed below.
Not only am I a veteran voice actor, but my career also comprises decades of experience in nearly all forms of business communications, as a writer, director and producer for major corporations, educational/training projects and advertisers. This background enables me to voice your projects with greater sensitivity to strategic, creative and production needs.
This experience also allows me to support you with ancillary creative and production services, if needed.
I’ve written hundreds of hours of corporate media communications for training, sales, HR, plus employee and stakeholder relations.
It may be easier to have me find, coordinate, and record all the voices you need. Rates based on number of talents, length of scripts and your approval process.
As a veteran audio producer, I can deliver fully mixed and mastered multi-track audio programs with voices, music and sound-effects. Turnkey production quotes are based on length and complexity of the program; based on $85 per hour.
I understand that complete customer satisfaction requires more than just a great vocal performance. That something is actually a mindset. I absolutely love what I do, so I bring passion to my work and my business relationships. That passion fuels my drive for excellence– meeting my customers’ and my own standards and expectations. To me, “excellence” also means precisely communicating, to set clearly defined expectations and agreements; and then measuring up. Finally, my passion inspires me to approach our relationship with a positive and grateful attitude!
It takes a lot of effort and commitment to stay current with constantly shifting stylistic trends of the many genres of vocal communications, which I deliver. To do so, I work regularly with multiple national and international voice acting coaches, I attend numerous workshops, seminars and conferences, and I practice twice each week in peer-group vocal workouts. It is my job to constantly prepare myself to bring you my best!
NARRATION: Documentary on benefits of Tai Chi.
CORPORATE NARRATION: Promotional video for Be the Match Foundation to attract potential donors.
COMMERCIAL: Dummy in Roundstreet Pizza spot.
COMMERCIAL: Parrot for Charter Media TV spot.
COMMERCIAL: Television spot for Alliance to Save Energy.
COMMERCIAL: Doughby the dough mixer in multiple TV and radio spots.
EMPLOYEE TRAINING: Off-camera instructor for Automotive Oil Change Association.
Earl’s voice acting career began with a dubious start in college where advertising students offered pizza and beer in barter of his voiceovers for their class projects. Interestingly, this included a radio campaign for the small local start-up pizza chain, Domino's Pizza.
After earning 2 acting degrees in Theater, along with a decade on stage, Earl transitioned solely to voice acting under the guidance of his first agent. In the beginning, it was mostly commercial work for local and regional advertisers through a long list of advertising agencies. Radio and Television commercials became a major area of work over the years with client's including Pepsi, Bud Light, Arm & Hammer, Charter Communications, Dairy Queen, Long John Silvers, Toyota, Radio Shack, Taco Bueno, Texas Lottery and so many more. Throughout his career, he has most often been hired for commercial roles requiring a strong personality, sense of humor, characterization and vocal range.
As Dallas was/is home to many major corporations, Earl has narrated, as well as voiced portrayals in many corporate presentations for sales, marketing, training, public relations, HR, and other employee communications. His clients include Texas Instruments, BNSF Railroad, Jimmy Dean Meats, Boeing, Alliance to Save Energy, Automotive Oil Change Association, Stevens Transport, Texas A&M University, Scottish Rite Hospital, At Home, Studio Movie Grill, Hit Entertainment, and Baylor Health Care System.
Perhaps the area of his greatest joy is character work, and even more specifically voicing for children and the child in all of us! For the past 26 consecutive years, Earl has regularly voiced various characters for Chuck E. Cheese’s world-wide in-store entertainment and it's YouTube channel. He has created 100+ characters for Radio Disney features and promos, and has performed Booker T. Bookworm—a recurring puppet character on Barney and Friends TV series, Brussels in the PBS Sprouts Diner animated TV series, and the titular role in Weird Beard the Pirate cult video of Spike and Mike’s Sick and Twisted Animation Festival fame. Earl has given life to the Boy Scouts of America's Pedro the Mail Burro and has voiced dozens of characters in animated home videos, podcasts and audio dramas.
Earl has performed voice matches for anime Fatal Fury 2 and Disney World’s Spaceship Earth, plus created dozens of characters for Istation’s interactive K-6 eLearning. Additionally, Earl voices characters for many video games including, Borderlands 3, Tiny Tina’s Wonderland, Hearthstone, World of Warcraft, Diablo (IV and Immortal), Europa, 3-Minutes to Midnight, and SMITE. He is often hired as a utility actor because of his broad vocal range, e.g. performing 12 distinct characters in one session for the video game Atlas Fallen.
Earl has agent representation across the U.S. in L.A., New York, Chicago, Atlanta, Dallas, and Denver. He has a professional home audio studio and works remotely anywhere in the world with Source Connect Standard, ipDTL, Zoom, and phone.