Mary Ann is committed to creating a consistent quality voice over, narration and service. She strives for prompt turnaround time for her work without jeopardizing quality. Each production and project are carefully crafted in a partnership with her clients to ensure their complete satisfaction. For her narrations, she is willing to enhance the audio with nuance and ambiance during unique moments like phone calls or internal thought.
Mary Ann's voice is known for its clear tone which can portray "edgy," "smooth," "warm," "caring," "sophisticated," "professional," "conversational," "authoritative," "authentic," "engaging," "knowledgeable," "calming," "articulate," "attractive," "corporate," "enthusiastic," and many more. Her adaptability is what sets her apart.
Mary Ann started her Silver Bells Audio, LLC and "MaryAnnsVoice" in 2016 and . She loves the hard work and commitment to the highest quality audio for her clients. She's enjoys working with some of the industry greats in establishing her VO identity. Her studio is outfitted with the highest quality equipment and software to ensure her work reaches the highest professional standards.
During her biggest project to date, "The Vision" by Sunanda J. Chatterjee, a very important cultural insight was taken from a 1950's Bollywood movie. This line was in Hindi. After working with the publisher and extensive research, Mary Ann sang this line so that listeners could experience the importance of this cultural concept as authentically as possible. She is willing to go the "extra mile."
Mary Ann is technically a "dual-citizen," being both British and American. Growing up in San Antonio, Texas, her home was filled with many different dialects. Her mother's family was from Ohio and spoke "so fast" she could barely understand them when they visited compared to the lilting, Texas drawl. She and her Dad would have playful arguments about whether that red "vegetable" was a Tomato (long "a") or with the British short "a" "tom-ah-to" accent - or who was really speaking "English." Later on, Mary Ann moved to Ohio and quickly adapted the mid-Western dialect just to "blend in." All these influences have helped Mary Ann have a keen ear and tongue for dialects and accents.
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