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Teen (13-17), Young Adult (18-35), Middle Aged (35-54), Senior (55+)
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1 day
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Phone Call, Source-Connect, Video Conferencing (Zoom, Skype)
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Rode NT 1
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Rode AI-1 preamp, Sennheiser headphones
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Audiobook Narrator (Capitalism:A Ghost Story)
Audible Studios • Freelance
Nov 2014 - Dec 2014
Read MoreNarration - ICM's Professional Framework
International Confederation of Midwives • Freelance
Dec 2021 - Dec 2021
Read MoreMarathi Video Dubs - Code of Conduct
ALTA Language Services, Inc • Freelance
Aug 2018 - Aug 2018
Read MoreAudiobook Narrator (Mohandas Gandhi)
University Press Audiobooks • Freelance
Jun 2011 - Jun 2011
Read MoreAudiobook Narrator (Koyal Dark, Mango Sweet)
Deyan Audio Services, Inc • Freelance
Jan 2013 - Mar 2013
Read MoreExplainer Video - Standard Chartered Bank
Simplus Information Services Pvt Ltd • Freelance
Jun 2013 - Jun 2013
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CHILD OF DANDELIONS By Shenaaz Nanji Read by Vaishali Sharma In the summer of 1972, Idi Amin proclaimed that Indian residents were to be weeded out of Uganda within 90 days. Set against that dark time line, this story illuminates the confusion and despair that Ugandan citizens of Indian descent experienced. Vaishali Sharma offers a compelling portrait of 15-year-old Sabine. Through Sabine's eyes, listeners witness a personalized, sobering picture of the loss of civil liberties (often better suited to slightly older listeners). Sharma's voice is sweet and girlish, and her Indian inflection and pacing create a fully dimensional portrait of Sabine with an authenticity that increases the story's grip. As chapters relentlessly log the passing time (Day 63), listeners will share a sense of the increasing fear and desperation of Sabine and her family. J.C.G. © AudioFile 2009, Portland, Maine [Published: MAY 2009]
KOYAL DARK, MANGO SWEET Kashmira Sheth Read by Vaishali Sharma A lovely lilt characterizes Vaishali Sharma's interpretation of Indian-accented English for this novel set in contemporary Mumbai. She infuses energy and vivacity into the coming-of-age story, portraying the protagonist's resistance to traditional marriage practices with a vibrant spirit. The author's depiction of the mores and manners of this world will remind some listeners of the work of Jane Austen; Sharma renders these elements with precise diction. Her dialogue has a realistic sound, and she differentiates characters effectively with tone, pitch, and pace. The mother is particularly distinguishable from the numerous other female characters. This is a distinctive title in the growing volume of Indian novels written in English. M.R. © AudioFile 2013, Portland, Maine [Published: JULY 2013]
CAPITALISM A Ghost Story by Arundhati Roy | Read by Vaishali Sharma Contemporary Culture • 2.5 hrs. • Unabridged • © 2014 Roy is perhaps India's best known author. Her brief collection of political essays discusses the role of American capitalism in India, the role of the Indian State in Kashmir, and related subjects. Narrator Vaishali Sharma has a pronounced, cultured, and completely understandable Indian accent. Her dramatic reading gives Roy's powerful words added force. Her pacing is excellent, and her knowledge of Indian places and names ensures accurate pronunciation. Some of Roy's references will be lost on U.S. listeners who don't follow Indian news. Nonetheless, her analysis will be a revelation to Americans regarding how Indian progressives perceive American influence in their country. F.C. © AudioFile 2014, Portland, Maine [Published: DECEMBER 2014]
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Fast Turnaround Time
2 people said Vaishali provided files faster than they expected.
Very Professional
1 person said Vaishali was a professional from start to finish.
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