Sara moved to New York City in September of 2007 after four years in Aspen, Colorado. She packed away her snowboard and bought her first unlimited metrocard. Sara is originally from Tallahassee and graduated from the University of Virginia with a B.A. in English Language and Literature. As a Program Director at a Colorado radio station, she hosted a daily air shift, and at times lent a helping hand to every department... producing commercials, writing copy, and engineering. Yes, she has been to the mountaintop and seen a radio transmitter site.

She currently is a part-time DJ on SIRIUS XM Satellite Radio, records commercial and narration voice overs, as well as promos for Martha Stewart Living Radio. She is excited to now be in New York City, ensconced in the world of voice overs and a part of the team at Edge.

Morgan Paradis came to New York from Winnipeg, Canada, where she was a full time Anthropology student, a co-owner of a vegan restaurant, and a guitarist and vocalist in up to three bands at the same time! Strangely enough, life has slowed down a little bit since moving to the big city. Morgan is very excited to be using her small business experience as a part of the Edge Studio crew.

Morgan's recording and performing experience is on the musical side of things. She has recorded several times with her music projects, and all of those sessions have been released on old fashioned vinyl records; she's also a vinyl collector. She's done quite a bit of touring in support of her music releases and loves being on the road.

Morgan's plans for the future in New York include staying busy at Edge, writing and performing with her husband in their guitar and drum duo, and only getting a little bit lost on the subway.

Originally from Illinois, Joey came to New York to get her MFA in acting from the New School for Drama. Since graduating Joey has worked as an actor in both theater and film in the city, and as an on-camera host and live events announcer. She currently can be seen (and heard) as the On Field Host for the Staten Island Yankees Minor League Baseball team, as an announcer for the New York Road Runners, and a pub trivia host in Queens.

Catherine Mancuso is a Brooklyn native. Aside from four years at SUNY New Paltz (where she earned her BA in Theater), nine months as an intern at Playhouse Merced in California, and three months on tour with National Theater for Arts and Education, she's lived there her whole life.

She has often been told that she would be great for voiceovers (although she hopes that isn't a negative comment on her appearance) and is currently preparing to record her narration demo.

Since graduating college, she has split her time between performing (both film and theater) and being a production assistant (most recently on Broadway's August: Osage County). She is super organized (sometimes overly so) and loves helping other actors and voice talent get organized. So when Edge needed another pair of hands (and ears), we knew exactly who to call. Cathy is thrilled to be part of the Edge team.

Katie has lived in Brooklyn since the Fall of 2008. Before relocating here she lived in many different parts of the United States including California, Texas, and Virginia (to name a few). Coming from a theatre background, Katie has an MFA from Virginia Commonwealth University and a Bachelor of Arts from Trinity University. Since graduating, she has worked in professional theatre (sound and education) and in retail management. She can currently be seen around the city performing with her improv team TidbiT. With all her theater and directing experience, she fits right in with Edge Studio's production and casting department.

Born and raised near Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Kendra Baker is a product of WVU where she majored in Communications. Kendra began her career working for several web-based companies where she gained considerable experience and knowledge about the business world, the internet world and technology... while utilizing her communications skills.

Born in Brooklyn, NY and raised in Port Charlotte, FL Karen moved back to the city to pursue her acting and voice over career. A proud member of Actor's Equity, she graduated from New School University with her BFA in Musical Theatre. She has since been travelling the country doing shows like Aida, Ain't Misbehavin, Miss Saigon, Showboat, All Shook Up, Seussical and America's 400th Anniversary. She even got the chance to be a puppeteer in EPCOT's Tapestry of Nations Parade--good times!

Building her voice over career has also been exciting! She is currently mastering her skills (yes, with Edge Studio's coaches) while helping other people get their careers started in voice over as well!

Outside of work she enjoys volunteering with NY Cares, eating good food (especially ice cream!), movies, dancing and reading a good book.

Ron London began his recording career at Electric Lady Studios in NYC. He saw all the big acts of the time pass through their doors. Soon after, he was offered an opportunity as a staff Engineer at the well established House of Music in New Jersey. While there, Ron worked with many artists including Art Garfunkel, Kool and the Gang, Fugees, Bahamen and Wynston Marsalis.

After ten years of recording music, Ron decided to take his skills back to New York City to produce radio and television commercials. He was soon selected to record the dialogue for a new cartoon called Pokemon, produced by 4kids Entertainment. The show took off, and Ron became a permanent part of the company's production team. Over the years, Ron went on to do sound design, mixing and doing voice direction for a number of 4kids' other award-winning cartoons including Sonic X, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Chaotic. Most recently, Ron wanted to add variety to the projects he works on and has become part of the Edge Studio production team, where, in addition to cartoon soundtracks, he can work on documentaries, webinars, audiobooks, and more.

He enjoys the friendly atmosphere and working next door to Starbucks.

Paul Levin's grandfather was a radio/television engineer in Boston, and his father Pete, and uncle Tony are both world class professional musicians, so when Paul showed a fascination for faders, knobs, and dials as a young child in his father's home studio, there was little doubt what career path he would follow. Almost 30 years later, Paul has developed a sterling reputation for reliability as an in-demand freelance "jack of all trades" for the post production community.

Beginning his career in 1995, Paul has become an expert in casting, recording, and directing the human voice. He"s recorded many celebrity voices, such as Julianne Moore, Tony Roberts, Busta Rhymes, Britney Spears, Ed McMahon, Lauren Bacall, James Earle Jones, Keith David, Joseph Fiennes, Mike Bloomberg, Russell Simmons, Rudy Julianni, Ed Koch, George Pataki, and many more. As an editor, Paul has helped to create countless radio and television commercials, hundreds of feature films, short films, television shows, corporate industrials, albums, and video games, for his clients; working on projects for Nintendo, Toys R Us, Pokemon, Discovery Communications, Bravo, Rock Star Games, EA Games, Major League Soccer, Major League Baseball, Food Network, Barrack Obama, John Kerry, Mike Bloomberg, and many, many more.

Brandon developed his ear for music and sound at the early age of 7 when he began playing the piano, congas, djembe, and drums. He then started to dabble in the engineering side as a board operator at school music and theater events. Once his passion was ignited, there was no doubt he'd make his way into audio engineering.

His father's work as a voice over actor in the Spanish market, led Brandon into the world of voice over. Being bilingual, with Spanish as his first language, gave him the perfect skill set for engineering and directing Spanish voice talent in the New York City area. Brandon easily expanded into the English market by recording an array of audio styles including audiobooks and promos.

Since 1993 Kerry has worked as a voice over & video producer, specializing in casting, producing, and editing of web-based training programs, long-form narrations, and other forms of voice over. Kerry also has extensive experience as a video editor on both AVID and Final Cut Pro systems, and an audio editor with Pro Tools and Sound Forge.

Her work has taken her all over the US, but she makes her home in the Washington, D.C. area. Projects include producing voice over and videos for Chevron, GSK, Regions Bank, Chesapeake Light Craft, and many others. Her experience has given her a wonderfully diverse perspective about this industry, as well as extensive knowledge in audio production. And when it comes to casting, she has an amazing ability of knowing what producers are looking for.

Kerry has a BA in Communications from Hofstra University, where she also minored in Dance. She has been studying dance her entire life, focusing now on Irish Set Dancing and Sean-nos. She has also recently taken up sailing and golf - and is still a student in both!

For 2 ½ years he was a member of the original Broadway cast of Jekyll & Hyde. He was featured in Sweet Charity directed by Bob Fosse. As a member of the Robert Shaw Chorale, The Bach Aria Group, and The Camerata Singers, he has recorded under Igor Stravinsky, Leonard Bernstein, and Eugene Ormandy with The New York Philharmonic, Philadelphia Orchestra, and The Detroit Symphony. He toured the United States, Canada, and South America with Robert Shaw, serving as an assistant to Mr. Shaw.

His dramatic roles on television include - The Bronx is Burning, The Sopranos, One Life to Live, Law & Order, L&O Criminal Intent, L&O SVU, 100 Centre St., Sex in the City, and 3rd Watch.

His major films include featured roles in 1st Deadly Sin, Perfect Murder, Trouble with Cali, and You Don't Know Jack with Al Pacino, an HBO movie due for release in April 2010. He has done over 500 commercials both on-camera and voiceovers.

He was a vocal scholarship undergraduate at Hofstra University and holds a Masters degree in Musical/Liberal Arts.

He teaches voice and voiceover techniques and is currently producing an album of himself singing "Songs to Touch Your Yiddish Soul" that is due for release in early 2010.

Randye Kaye began her voice-over career as a way to keep acting while pregnant with her first child – and has been working behind the microphone ever since. Her credits include commercials (Kyocera printers, Betteridge Jewelers, Crystal Rock, BigLots, Dove products), Promos (ESPN, Newborn Channel), audiobooks (fiction, non-fiction and children's) phone systems (Priceline.com, Executone, Digitalks, Intelecare), websites, and narrations (medical, industrial, educational). She worked on-air in Connecticut radio (WEZN) for over 15 years, divided between afternoon and morning drive times, and her body clock is now permanently broken. She currently can be heard as part-time newscaster and classical music host on NPR local affiliates WSHU-FM and AM.

Randye has also voice many medical scripts, websites and telephony for major clients including hospitals (St, Raphael's in New Haven, Tanner Health systems in Atlanta), pharmaceuticals (Seroquel, Savella), patient care (The Newborn Channel, CVS, caremark.com, Medicare, fibromyalgia management) and e-learning sites (migraine prophylaxis, NAMI).

Randye is also an actress and singer, and works frequently on stage, and in film/TV in New York and Connecticut. She has taught acting, improvisation and media awareness to both children and adults, and frequently serves as emcee/auctioneer for various charities across the state. She lives with her boyfriend in Trumbull, CT where her son and daughter visit often to raid the fridge and use the washer and dryer.

Hear Randye's commercial demo.  Hear Randye's narration demo.

New York Innovative Theatre Award nominee Danielle Quisenberry trained at Edge and couldn't be happier to be part of the team. She has worked as voice talent on radio and television commercials, internet and software narrations, instructional industrial films, English as a second language programs and telephony as well as working in the creative and news departments of two major market radio stations. She is also experienced talent for live industrial narrations as well as live performance interactive animation work. Her client list includes, The International BAM Kids Film Festival, Ematchplay.com, McAfee, McDonalds, Panasonic, Pearson, People PC, Timex, and Tyco Toys.

She holds a degree in Acting Performance from The University of Michigan and a certificate in Radio and Television Production and Performance from Specs Howard School of Broadcast Arts. A twenty year veteran teacher, coach and facilitator, she has been faculty or an artist in residence at many performance training facilities in NYC and nationwide, including the American Place Theatre and LaGuardia High School for Music, Arts and the Performing Arts where she recently conducted an introduction to voice over seminar for the graduating seniors. When out of the booth, she is still in the studio... the dance studio that is! Teaching and performing as an International Standard Ballroom Dancer.

Hear Danielle's commercial demo.

Linda has been coaching actor voices for the last 20 years, and is thrilled to be part of the Edge team.

With a background in theatre, she has coached voice/speech and dialects for stage, film and voiceover across the country, from Chicago to San Francisco to NYC, as well as working privately with students on speech improvement and accent reduction. She was the resident speech and dialect coach for Crowded Fire – a critically acclaimed, nationally recognized theatre company in San Francisco (and was even given the title of "Voiceographer" for their award-winning premiere of Erik Ehn's "Maid!").

An award-winning performer in her own right, she performed recently in... "Double Vision" for the NYC Fringe, garnering great reviews and a top-10 "Best of the Fringe" extended run. She has a BFA in Acting from Ithaca College, studied v/o at Edge Studios (!) and is a founding member of NYC"s HoNkBarK! Productions – with whom she performs in an ongoing, seasonal cabaret at the Duplex NYC.

Oh, and! - she's currently training for her fourth NYC Marathon.

Hear Linda's commercial demo.  Hear Linda's narration demo.

Most recently, Noelle served as voice director and talent supervisor for the PBS animated show "WordWorld". She has also voice directed projects for The Backyardigans, Go, Diego, Go! and Dora the Explorer. Her TV production experience includes stints on "Blue's Clues" and its spin-off, "Blue's Room", as well as "The Wonder Pets". Noelle has also served as Head of the Voice Over Department / Voice Over Supervisor at Animation Collective, which produced shows for Nickelodeon, Nicktoons, Cartoon Network, and AOL kids.

Noelle is a graduate of NYU's Tisch School of the Arts with a BFA in Drama and training in voice and speech.

Though Noelle specializes in voice directing animation on the production side, as a vocal talent, she specializes in narration voice over work. Clients include: Baruch College, Fuji Film, and Howcast.com among others. As a live performer, she has four years of stand-up comedy under her belt, and for the past eight years has performed at various festivals around the country with her ECNY nominated comedy duo, "Becky and Noelle". She is beyond excited to be a part of Edge Studio's wonderfully diverse and incredibly talented team!

Erik Sheppard - “Today's Voice” has over 12 years of professional experience, voicing thousands of high profile projects across the globe ranging from corporate presentations to national radio and television campaigns. He is consistently the preferred male voice for many of the most widely recognized corporate, commercial and promotional production companies worldwide. Clients include Verizon Wireless, Citibank, HSBC, American Express, Ebay, MTV and TV Land.

When not in the booth, Erik is an industry blogger, host of “The Erik and Ember Show”, and organizer of the Voiceover Mixer series of networking events. He is the owner and head talent agent of Voice Talent Productions, a New York based agency representing an elite roster of voice talent from around the world. His career and related projects have been profiled in such places as Voice-Over Xtra, Voices.com, Voice123.com, The Voice Over Insider and countless other blogs and podcasts. If it is happening in the voice over industry, chances are Erik is involved.

Erik coaches exclusively through the prestigious Edge Studio headquartered in Manhattan, NY.

Hear Erik's commercial demo.  Hear Erik's narration demo.

Sylvia Roldán Dohi started performing as a child in Hollywood, and has gone on to work in Europe, Asia and throughout the United States. Her abilities are rare in the voice over world - she works in commercials and narrations in Spanish AND in English. Her credits encompass the entire field of voice over opportunities: Audiobooks in both English and Spanish (GUIA PARA ESCRIBIR PROPUESTOS for the Foundation Center, THE JUMPING TREE by Rene Saldana Jr.), ad campaigns (LYRICA TV Commercial, SIEMPRE MUJER magazine's radio spots), training films (Medcom's Pediatric Nursing Series, HOME DEPOT- Puerto Rico), cartoons (Captain Kangaroo), Educational narration (COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY's Anti-HIV Program, SPANISH MADE SIMPLE-Bilingual Texbook), Corporate Narration (LOWES Diversity-Spanish), Bilingual TV Credits (PBS' CYBERCHASE), Hosting Live Webcasts (NOVARTIS PHARMACEUTICALS' Innovations in Patient Care) and Spokesperson spots - both voice over and on-camera (UNITED WAY, the BOWSTOPPER musical training device).

After being featured in musicals such as CATS, WEST SIDE STORY, CAN CAN and the Spanish Company of A CHORUS LINE, she appeared on Broadway for the entire ten-year run of MISS SAIGON. She has performed in New York productions ranging from Shakespeare to Shepard to the Off-Broadway show ROLLER DERBY-The Musical, where she played the Roller Derby Queen. Her TV & film credits include LAW & ORDER:SVU, THIRD WATCH, RYAN CAULFIELD, the MTV Halloween Midnight Special, the HBO spoof HARDCORE TV and the cult film REFORM SCHOOL GIRLS. Sylvia is thrilled to have been onstage or on set with Alice Cooper, Clarence Clemons, Dom DeLuise and Charo.

She was honored by the New York Newspaper El Diario/La Prensa as an Outstanding Woman of Hispanic Heritage, and has a BA in Theater from SUNY Empire State.

Hear Sylvia's narration demo.

Jay is an actor/director who's been fortunate enough to appear on Broadway, Off-Broadway, regional theatre and TV, but has been making his living doing voiceovers for over ten years. He has voiced for feature films and has been heard on Nickelodeon, WB, Cartoon Network, Fox TV, the SciFi Channel, EWam, and the new CW4Kids. Best known for his work on Saturday morning cartoons like “Yu-Gi-Oh!” (lead), “Viva Pinata” (lead), “Sonic X”, and “Pokemon”, he has also worked on many other animations and can currently be heard in “Gogoriki”, “Pat and Stan”, and “Chaotic”.

His other VO work includes the narration of many audiobooks, documentaries, promos, and commercials - and he continues to be grateful to not have a “real job”. He has several years experience directing and writing for various animations and has a true love for teaching.

Carol Monda has been teaching voice and acting for over 20 years in such areas as vocal performance, audiobook narration, commercial voice-overs, oral interpretation, scene study, audition techniques, text analysis, and accent reduction. She is an adjunct professor in both Voice-Over and Narration at NYU's Digital Design and Film School and has taught Voice and Speech III at NYU’s Tisch School for the Arts. She also worked as a high school director and acting teacher at New York City’s Professional Performing Arts School. She has taught at Belvoir Terrace in the Berkshires and in the Washington DC area at Theatre Lab School of the Dramatic Arts, Roundhouse Theatre, Capitol Hill Arts Workshop, Bethesda Arts Center, and Woolly Mammoth Theatre.

Carol is also a voice-over artist, documentary narrator, and two-time Audie Award-winning audiobook narrator. She has recorded over 55 books for Recorded Books, Harper Audio, Audible.Com, Edge Studio, Books on Tape, and Redwood Audio. She received her training at The American Academy of Dramatic Arts in New York City, Boston University Theatre Institute, and Catholic University in Washington, DC, where she earned her BFA in Acting

Carol has been seen on various stages including Manhattan Theatre Club, Perry Street Theatre, Arena Stage, HB Studio, The Shakespeare Theatre, The Kennedy Center, Woolly Mammoth Theatre, Ensemble Studio Theatre, The Charles Playhouse, Ford’s Theatre, and Classic Stage Company, where she voiced the premiere of American Opera Project’s Darkling and toured with the production in Poland and Germany.

David Evans worked as a voice over talent agent in New York City for 15 years. He spent most of his time with Abrams - a very well respected agency, and focused on both commercial and narration voice over work.

He then moved to Connecticut and joined the Edge Studio team. Working with aspiring voice talent, and helping them discover their specific connection to the voice over art form is his true passion and something that anyone who trains with him discovers first hand (uh, ear).

Greg is an award winning sound designer, editor, and mixer, and has been working in TV and Film for over 10 years. His work can be heard in numerous feature films, shorts, documentaries, anime and animated productions, TV shows, and commercials.

Some noted projects include the animated feature "Sita Sings the Blues" by Nina Paley, the cartoon series "Super Normal" by World Leaders Entertainment, the feature film "Lucky Life" by Lee Isaac Chung, "Idiots & Angels" by Bill Plympton, and the stop motion short "Hose" by Kevin Watkins. His commercial work includes projects for Unisom, TLC, MTV2, Comcast, Wella Hair Color, Clairol Professional, Cheerios, Armstrong Flooring, Martha Stewart Collection, and much more. A full credit list can be found on his website www.eastwestaudio.com

Early in his career, he spent countless hours engineering and mixing Voice-Overs for educational and commercial projects at Fullhouse Productions in NYC. Today, he maintains a diverse clientele, and provides a wide array of audio services. One day you might see him in the studio surround mixing an anime series for DVD, and the next, recording dialog on location for a feature film.