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Voice Coaches is a voice-over production and training company headquartered in Albany, New York. Company services include voice-over and communication training as well as voice-over recording and production. [1] Voice Coaches is owned and operated by composer, producer, sound designer, and voice over director David Bourgeois and his wife Anna. [2] [3]
Voice Coaches has been operational since the year 2000. [4]
Voice Coaches provides services across the US and Canada, offering voice over production and communication training. [1] [3]
In addition to voice over training, Bourgeois and Voice Coaches have also produced voice over content for a variety of projects in commercial and narrative media as well as film and television, including the TLC series While You Were Out and HGTV's FreeStyle . [1] [4] Other production clients include Discovery Channel, WE tv, and Universal Music Group.
The company is currently working with actress Gabriella Pizzolo to produce voice over for a Nickelodeon series. [5]
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