VOICE

Human voice is about as unique as our fingerprints. Actor Daniel Day-Lewis takes the definition higher by saying “Voice is a fingerprint of soul.” We use it to seek connection communicate and understand each other.

Telling stories
is the best single vehicle we have
to transfer our ideas to one another.

We use stories to make sense of our world and to share that point of view with others. Stories makes the information memorable. Through emotional connection, we gain a deeper understanding of other people's experiences and their situations. Scientific studies even show that stories literally put our brainwaves in sync.

It’s not about the narrator.
it’s about getting the story out there.

When the narrator understands the material and feels the style, tone, genre and atmosphere, the story will be easy to receive, feel and relate to. If not, or takes all of the emotion out from the story, the message may end up shallow or even hard to understand. And then again, if the expression is over the top, it might be too much to digest.

The right narrator with skills in
art and craft of voice,
the message will be heard.

Toni has worked as a voice talent for cartoons and live action shows for over a decade. He has narrated +280 audiobooks in Finnish from such authors as Donna Tart, Hanya Yanagihara, Haruki Murakami, John Green, JP Koskinen, J.R.R. Tolkien, Kalle Päätalo, Lars Kepler, Miki Liukkonen, Stephen King, Nathan Hill, Patricia Highsmith, Raymond E. Feist and Max Porter. In the children’s book category he has narrated series such as Jeff Kinneys “A Diary for a Wimpy Kid” (Finnish: Neropatin päiväkirja) and Max Brallier’s The Last Kids on the Earth (Finnish: Maailman viimeiset tyypit).

If you’re looking for a narrator, voice talent or coaching in the craft, get in TOUCH!