I've been chasing sound since I was eight, the first time someone sat me in front of a mixing board and I realized everything I was hearing could be shaped.

That turned into years of playing music, then theater, then a career built on two things that turned out to be inseparable: performing and engineering.

The voice is a deep baritone with more range above it than people expect. Grounded and unhurried for documentary and long-form narration. Warm and conversational for commercial. And with room up top for characters that don't sound anything like me.

The engineering half matters more than it sounds like it should. I record, direct, and produce everything myself, so what comes back to you is finished: clean noise floor, correct specs, consistent across pickups, delivered when I said it would be.