Voiceover direction in Los Angeles & remotely.
From pulling authentic reads out of non-actor celebrities to collaborating with the best voice talent in the industry - top brands and entertainment heavyweights turn to Jeff because he speaks the actor's language.
Actor-focused, never over-directed.
Rather than line-reading or over-directing, Jeff works to understand what a performer does naturally and shapes the read from there. Directing a seasoned actor on a network promo or coaching a first-time narrator through a long-form project, the goal is the same: an authentic, compelling performance that serves the story. It's the range that makes Jeff one of the most versatile voiceover directors working in Los Angeles today.
- Commercials & promos - CBS, FOX, Comedy Central, Food Network, A&E, National Geographic.
- Dubbing - 29 streaming titles for Netflix, HBO Max, and Paramount+: English-language adaptations of series and films originally produced in 14 languages.
- Narration & documentary - Fox Searchlight, The Smithsonian, Travel Channel.
- Animation, games, audiobooks, IVR - every major VO format.
Performances you've heard.
Nike "Dream Crazy" - voice direction by Jeff.
The Emmy-winning 2018 campaign, narrated by Colin Kaepernick.
Voiceover direction in Los Angeles: quick answers.
What does a voice director actually do?
A voice director guides the performance to match the creative vision - pacing, tone, emotional arc, and the technical demands of the format, from a 30-second national spot to a dubbed feature. Jeff's approach is actor-focused: understand what a performer does naturally and shape the read from there, rather than line-reading.
Can Jeff direct sessions remotely?
Yes - Jeff directs in Los Angeles and remotely for productions anywhere. For dubbing specifically, tight studio timecodes favor in-studio sessions, which is why major LA houses lean on local talent. More on that →
What has Jeff directed?
The Emmy-winning Nike "Dream Crazy" campaign with Colin Kaepernick, the Emmy-winning Wally's Opening Day, the audiobook of Stephen Fry's novel Making History, the Alien Voices audio dramas with Leonard Nimoy and John de Lancie, and 29 Netflix, HBO Max, and Paramount+ dubbing titles.
More questions answered on the full FAQ.
Direction, explained.
Direction · Auditions
Connected, Not Conversational: How Directors Actually Want You to Read
Why the industry's favorite direction leads actors astray, the audition-vs-session mindset, and how VO became an actor's medium.
Promo · Dubbing · Timing
The Clock and the Craft: Timing Rules for Commercial, Promo & Dubbing
When timing beats performance, the one exception, the end of network archetypes, and why dubbing favors local talent.
For brands · Producers
Sound Is Half the Brand: Why Audio Can't Be an Afterthought
Theater of the mind, the screen-off test, and why a stripped TV track fails as a radio spot.