AmpOnTheAir Voice Over Demos
Hello!
I’m a San Francisco Bay Area-based voice over artist, who is passionate in engaging people from all walks of life through the use of my instrument, my voice, and my love for storytelling. My intention is to not only educate the corporate, technical world, but I aspire to collaborate with creative producers who find a connection with me and appreciate my voice imprint for creating content for better understanding of cultures, diversity, and inclusion.
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I love helping creative producers meet their specifications and delivering a studio-quality voice recording that is within their timeline and budget. I especially enjoy collaborating with instructional designers, as I enjoy learning and teaching topics while recording voice overs to complement their creative videos, so their learners are motivated to be high-performance contributors in their role in academia, corporate, or government.
In addition to my work on AmpOnTheAir Voice Overs, I have a special place in my heart for live, community theater, so I enjoy performing on stage, stage managing cast & crew, as well as recording their promos!
I am a Technical Creative located in the San Francisco Bay Area. Born a Filipina-American in the Central Coast of California and raised with Pilipino traditions, culture, food, and language (Tagalog) by Pilipino immigrant parents. With an elementary school teacher mom and a traffic engineer dad, it’s no wonder I enjoy learning new (and complex) things and having a passion to teach it to others when given the opportunity.
When I was young, I pretended to be a commercial by reading the sides of cereal boxes. You know the short story or summary about the cereal or the box of ice cream? Yea, those! As I got older, I became interested in reading those patient/physician inserts found with your prescription. You know the folded up paper that you typically don’t bother reading? Yup! I liked pretending I was a commercial when reading those aloud to myself, too! Little did I know that you can actually get paid to talk aloud about products on television and radio, as well as educating learners from the computer at work (or at home. Thanks, 2020 pandemic!)
Fast forward to 2011, after being laid off from a major biotech company, I finally take an introduction class to voice overs. After taking more classes, I recorded my demos. In 2012, I started contracting with my former company utilizing my project management and quality assurance skills, and then reconnecting with former colleagues. One of them happened to be an instructional designer. When she found out that I have been training as a voice over artist, she suggested that I record eLearning modules for them. By 2013, I became the founder/owner/voice over artist of AmpOnTheAir Voice Overs, as well as becoming an approved vendor for my former biotech company (while still also contracting with the device development group as a project manager and as a quality assurance document specialist). My first paying voice over (VO) gig was recording my first eLearning module for the device development lab! As I continued to train as a voice actor, I also trained as a stage actor, which led me to my theatrical, acting debut in 2017, where I also recorded their promotional trailer to advertise the production.
(2017). AmpOnTheAir Voice Overs voiced the theatrical promo and acted in the
play. I’m in this video during rehearsal.