About Me
My name is Tiffany, and I tell stories. And I often play pretend. For a living. I REALLY love it.
I am a voice actor.
I’m a novel-narrating, accent-matching, commercial-announcing, character-acting girl. It’s a dream job, and I feel so blessed to have it.
I love people who inspire. I want to be that kind of person. I want to lead, create, and give beyond myself. And I am in awe of those who exemplify these things, including each of the awesome coaches who have led the way for me:
Cammie Winston (VO Technique & Commercial/Promo Narration)
Richard Horvitz (Character Voice Acting)
Pat Fraley (Documentary Narration)
Dan O’Day & David H. Lawrence XVII (ACX Master Class/Audiobook Narration)
Eliza Jane Schneider (Accents & Dialects, Voice Matching, Advanced Character Acting Academy)
Marc Graue (Character Voices & Demo Coaching)
Sean Pratt (Nonfiction Audiobook Narration)
To all of my amazing coaches and mentors: Thank you and thank you. Always.
One of the very best directives I’ve ever received in regards to being a great voice actor is this:
Let go, jump in…and just play!
Through nerve-wracking auditions, mastering new accents and dialects, creating original character voices, and every big narration project I take on, that bit of wisdom sticks with me.
Another favorite piece of advice: Be willing to laugh at yourself. That’s one we all need from time to time, right?
Thanks so much for stopping by! God bless you, and happy listening.
Get to know me with a behind the scenes look at the making of Audiobook Unseen Love.
Why Work With Me
NARRATION • ANIMATION • VIDEO GAME • COMMERCIAL • PROMO
Professionalism, exceptional quality, and the joy of working with a friendly, inspired, and motivated voice actor who absolutely loves what she does! Fantastic quality VO for:
- Children’s Programming & Animation.
- Character Voice-Matching.
- Audiobook Narration & Production.
- Multi-Cast Audio Drama.
- Singing-In-Character.
- Apps & Video Games.
- E-Learning & Long-form Narration.
- Commercial & Promo Voiceover.
Playful, intuitive, dramatic, quirky.
Natural flare for accents and dialects.
Talent and heart.
With Tiffany’s voice, you’ve got all this and more.
Recent Work
AUDIOBOOK • COMMERCIAL • VIDEO GAME • AUDIO DRAMA • RADIO
“The narration was excellent in the varying voices.”
“This book lends itself to audio book. There is something about listening to his book that immerses the reader into Laelia’s sightless world.”
“The narration was well done with good character voices…The overall delivery was enjoyable with a smooth natural tone and pace.”
“The narrator did a fantastic job! Her pacing was great and she good job distinguishing different characters.”
“Tiffany has a calm, but intriguing voice that will truly bring the book alive. Although she is a woman and does all the voices in the book (even the men), she has a great grasp of accents and it’s quite enjoyable.”
“The narration was perfect! The reader’s many voices for characters were spot-on and added an extra dimension to the story which made it so much better than reading it to myself!”
“This was my first book by Augusta Trobaugh and I can’t wait to ‘read’ another.”
“It’s been a long, long time since a story has impacted me like this one. Don’t miss it . . .”
“She’s easy to listen to and can make the character voices distinct enough I get to know them by their voices, which I like in my audiobooks.”
“It truly sounds more like a play than an audio book with multiple different narrators. Each narrator is talented and hard working and the result is a cohesive and perfectly paced rendition of this classic story… and they all do a fantastic job bringing these characters to life….a fantastic tribute to little women.”
“Great narration for this amazing literary classic! Everyone should listen to this audio! Highly recommend!”
“A beautiful classic that never grows old. Here’s to Meg, Jo, Beth and Amy for taking us back in time. The narration was well done. The characters were well portrayed. Lee Ann Howlett, Amanda Friday, P. J. Morgan, Tiffany Halla Colonna, Becca Maggie, Elizabeth Klett, Andy Harrington did this as if a stage or radio play.”
