Cartoon & Character Voices

Travel and documentary narration lives or dies on tone — too cold and it's a textbook, too warm and it's a tourism brochure. The sweet spot is evocative storytelling, the voice of someone who's been there, who knows what the breeze feels like at the rim of the canyon, who can make the listener taste the food. Katie and John both bring that lived-in quality to long-form narrative reads — the cadence is patient, the pacing is musical, and the listener is along for the ride. For documentaries with multiple narrative voices (a primary narrator plus historical character readings, for example), you can cast both from our family — and the production keeps that intimate, unified feel.