Voiceovers

For professional voice overs Eric Chase is the perfect choice. Specializing in custom voice work for television commercials, radio commercials, web audio, narration and documentaries, business video, corporate videos, audiobooks, books on tape, television station promos, radio station promos, telephone, voicemail and on-hold messages, movie trailer voices, educational videos, e-learning applications, podcasts, character voiceovers and cartoon voices too!

Eric Chase Creative Services has been creating BIG results for clients big and small since 1991. And because success begets success, ECCS produces literally hundreds of spots each month. No sweat-shop approach here though, It’s high-quality, award-winning work from our all digital studio in Houston, Texas.

Here's your chance to see, and hear for yourself, why Eric Chase Creative Services (ECCS) is one of America's leading producers of radio and television commercials for nightclubs, concerts, retail stores, radio stations and special events! Use the links below to sample a few examples of our work.

Whether you are preparing a presentation for a large corporate group to be viewed online or by big screen or you are trying to create a documentary, finding great voice overs can really make a difference in the reception of your production by others. Choosing the right voice for the project is essential to making a production that keeps the crowd interested and creating one that puts the group to sleep. Using a company to help you choose the right voice overs for your project can really reduce the amount of time spent reworking the production to get just the right success level.

Voice overs are used for productions of all types including the creation of animated features. The voice of the production can really change the tone of the work. With the right voice the story you are trying to tell can be relayed effectively. Individuals who are voice overs are voice actors that can put themselves into the character they have are portraying. They have to study the character just like any other actor to make sure they are using effective language and tone when creating the production, whether a movie or presentation.

When selecting a voice actor for your voice overs there are a great number of things to consider before setting on one option. The individual should have a good grasp of what the project is and the audience that will be receiving it. This is an important part of creating a voice character that will work as a vehicle to transport the ideas of the production to those it was intended for. The voice actor will need to be vested in the character and storyline that is put in front of them in order to convince the audience. With the proper ability to tell a story the audience will fully engrossed in the feature and the intended job of the production will be a success.

Some of the jobs of voice overs include such things as a movie trailer voice, someone to run radio station promotions and advertising, television commercials, narration of documentaries and movies on television, audio for website content, voices for telephone hold messages as well as voice mail messages, podcasting, educational videos, books on tape, audio books and corporate presentations that are conducted online or through big screen meeting videos. A voice over actor can also help with translation of foreign materials in video and sound.