Melissa Exe

Voiceover Artist,

Sex: Female

Union Status: SAG-AFTRA

Country: United States

Languages: English USA, Spanish,

Accents: International - Global English, New York

State: New York

Ages Performed: Middle Age, Senior,

Voiceover Genre: Business, Character, Commercial, Corporate, Documentary, E-Learning, Explainer, Imaging, Industrial, IVR, Medical, Narration, Political, Promo, Trailer, Video Games, Telephony/IVR, ADR/dubbing,

About

After some years working in TV and motion picture production, post and distribution, in multiple countries, I discovered I discovered I enjoyed telling stories more than producing them. So began the transition to the VO booth. Back home in NYC as I worked toward a full time VO career, I edited commercials, reported on traffic from 500 feet in the air, anchored news and told stories for radio and podcasts - trading in a small video edit suite for a smaller radio booth, an even smaller cabin of a 2-seater plane, with the doors held on with duct tape, because…who needs doors? And now I stand in a good sized booth and tell stories to people who aren’t there. In both American English and Latin American Spanish. My work includes documentaries, such as “The Making of David Attenborough’s Great Barrier Reef”, “Epic Warrior Women: Vikings”, “Marilyn Monroe for Sale” and “Isle of Chimps” for the Smithsonian Channel among others. I’ve narrated for the Nobel Museum in Stockholm, The Brooklyn Navy Yard Museum in NYC and The Texas Historical Commission. I’m a regular voice for Daimler and Mercedes-Benz brand films, for Philips Healthcare, The European Space Agency and countless other corporations, large and small – and I work across multiple other genres and subjects, from medical and science to audio description to commercials and more.

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