“My career didn’t start with the idea that I wanted to be on thousands of commercials and projects; it started with a fascination for telling a good story.”

Early on, while working in the school system, I realized that kids told stories and were unafraid of how they sounded or what people thought. They were just being themselves, excited about what happened on the playground. I wanted a playground of my own where I could come inside and excitedly tell a story without worrying how I sounded. The kids were just being themselves. I, too, wanted to be able to record and just be the many versions of myself. I’m unafraid to be Black, American, Male, Jamaican American, a New Yorker, and all the other labels I represent in my life and voice-over career.

Over the last 20-plus years, I’ve transitioned from School Teacher to Storyteller, helping clients like The Harlem Globetrotters find their edge. Today, my work is rooted in the belief that great voiceover isn’t just a deliverable—it’s an investment in your legacy. I don’t just show up to check boxes; I show up to tell your story in a way that makes your audience stop, listen, and act.”

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