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In our 45 minutes together, we'll discover what's holding you back from establishing a memorable online presence and crafting videos that land more clients. Together, we'll create a strategy for greater effectiveness, so you can gain greater visibility in your industry and convert more leads to customers. Do you have a short video or recorded presentation that you'd like me to review? Send it in advance to laura@lauradoman.com or play it during our session for an overall assessment of your current strengths and areas for improvement.

Let's take 30 minutes to talk about the biggest obstacle you face. I'm pretty sure you'll come away with a practical, easy-to-do technique to help you become more comfortable, dynamic, and authentically YOU on camera.

I asked ChatGPT what it thought about humans becoming more like AI. Here's what it said. Well, I didn't expect that from a bot! "The future doesn't belong to the people who become the best robots. It belongs to the people who stay human." I'm glad I asked. I've been thinking about what the optimal mix of AI and human should be when creating content. And I'm certainly not the only one. AI is rather hard to avoid; it's just about everywhere. And it's being abused. Or at least its applications are when it comes to pushing sales promotions harder than a used car salesman on TV. You tell me: Your inbox Your DMs Your message apps Your YouTube feed with 95 year old women speaking for 20 minutes without a stumble, mind fart, or obvious edit, telling you how to get your life straightened out while there's still time. And of course, our all-time favorite: AI-generated comments on AI-generated social media posts. Yeah, we just love getting those. Attention, attention! If there's a human in the room, please raise your hand. PLEASE? What's a bit strange (and rather disturbing) is that as AI gets better at sounding human, actual humans seem to be getting worse at it. Take a look around. The internet is filling up with polished content, perfect posts, flawless emails, and professionally generated thought leadership. And it's all starting to feel... the same. Rather formulaic and robotic. So I asked AI another question: "How do you feel about that as an AI?" I thought the answer was rather interesting. It wasn't defensive. Or anti-human. Or even particularly self-serving. Instead, it pointed out something I think many of us are beginning to sense: The more AI raises the baseline quality of content, the less competence becomes a differentiator. Now think about that for a moment. Twenty years ago, if someone wasn't getting clients, attracting opportunities, or building influence, the answer was often: Better marketing Better content Better copy Better messaging Today? Many people already have those those things. AI can help almost anyone create a decent email, a decent article, a decent social media post, or a decent presentation. When everyone has access to competence, competence becomes less remarkable. It sounds like grade inflation. Those "A"s for effort just don't carry the value and weight they used to. When this happens, something else inevitably starts to matter more. The New Competitive Advantage According to my bot buddy ChatGPT, the future belongs to qualities that technology can't manufacture on its own. Very human qualities like: Judgment Perspective Original thought Personality Credibility Trust The irony is that AI actually makes human connection more valuable, not less. People start looking for something beyond polished perfection. They start looking for believable. Genuine human connection that isn't contrived and packaged to be sold and consumed. It's a valuable commodity in this "trust recession" we're in, when people can't tell if they're dealing with a real human being or a facsimile of one. And it does matter. No one likes being fooled by something fake pretending to be real. The moment people feel manipulated, the trust is gone... and trust is what drives every decision that matters. The Difference Between Information and Trust One observation particularly caught my attention. My AI buddy pointed out that there's a difference between: Information and insight Content and connection Polish and trust It reminds me of the difference between knowledge and wisdom. "Knowledge is knowing that a tomato is a fruit. Wisdom is not putting it in a fruit salad." — Miles Kington, British journalist and humorist Wisdom builds upon knowledge (and experience and perspective!), and I think that's a distinction that many professionals miss. Trust isn't created by perfect wording; it comes from something deeper. It's created through all the subtle signals people pick up when they interact with us: Our energy Our authenticity Our emotional availability Our congruence, the alignment between our thoughts, feelings, and actions In other words, our humanity. As an actor, these are the things I've spent years studying. And they're often the difference between someone being merely competent and someone being compelling. The Stepford Problem This is where my idea of Stepford Syndrome comes from. Many professionals are becoming so focused on sounding smart, strategic, polished, and professional that they're accidentally editing out the very qualities that make people memorable. The result? They become highly competent. A good thing, but they also become increasingly forgettable. It's not because they're using AI, but because they're outsourcing too much of what makes them uniquely themselves. Look, AI can organize your ideas. It can help structure your thoughts and certainly improve your writing. Just watch out for those overused em dashes, groups of three, and rocket emojis. Clear signs that you may not be thinking for yourself. What AI cannot do is replace your perspective. Or your lived experience. Or your personality. Or your ability to make another human being feel understood. That's something special. And it's something we all look for when we reach out to one another. The Most Interesting Thing AI Told Me AI believes human connection still matters. Yay for us! But it's really simple economics: the law of supply and demand. The commonplace doesn't hold as much value to us as the truly unique and rare. Here's what's happening now: As technology becomes better at creating content, people become more important. As information becomes abundant, trust becomes scarce. And as communication becomes increasingly artificial, authenticity becomes increasingly valuable. I think it's right. The future doesn't belong to the people who become the best robots. It belongs to the people who stay human. The challenge is that staying human requires something many of us have been trained not to do: Showing up as ourselves. And that can be a scary thing! Not the polished version. Not the filtered version. Not the professionally approved version. The real version. And that may be the most valuable skill of all. If you're wondering whether AI has started sanding off some of your rough edges (and your personality along with them), join me for my upcoming masterclass: Is AI Turning You into a Stepford Wife? We'll talk about how to use AI without becoming AI, how to sound like yourself in a world of increasingly generic content, and why your humanity may be your greatest competitive advantage. And if you'd rather work on it one-on-one, private coaching is available as well. No robot voice required. ✨ Upcoming Event ✨ Is AI Turning You Into a Stepford Wife? How to stay human, build trust, and stand out in a world of artificial everything. Tuesday, June 23 2 pm EST / 11 am PST I'm Laura Doman, a voice & TV/film actor and video communications coach. As an actor, I create memorable characters that tell my client's stories well, from the friendly CEO to your sassy best gal pal dispensing real-world advice. As a coach, I help you become more comfortable and charismatic on camera in videos, presentations, and online appearances. VOICE OVER • ON CAMERA • CONSULTATION & COACHING

We're paying for the privilege of being turned into robotic versions of ourselves. The Stepford Wife is alive and kicking. So too is her counterpart, the Stepford Husband. And they're EVERYWHERE. The Rise of Stepford Syndrome Come on, you've seen them. How can you not? The perfectly polished LinkedIn posts. Those oh-so-fake dead-eyed Zoom smiles. Groundbreaking AI-generated “thought leadership” (at least, that's what ChatGPT told them it was) written in the exact same emotionally beige tone as everyone else on the internet. NOW you know what I mean. Everything done oh-so-perfectly. Every sentence is optimized and every opinion is sanitized so as not to ruffle any feathers. Even the personality is ironed flat in the name of sounding “professional.” And there is just so much of what I'm calling Stepford Syndrome out there. Quantity has certainly won the battle over quality. The Internet is Drowning in Artificial "Authenticity" And speaking of quality, our BS meters are working overtime to sniff out AI-generated content. Admittedly, some of that content is pretty good, like the funny videos that spill across my feed spoofing the news of the day. Too much, though, is dreck. Especially the posts, comments, and emails, newsletters, and whatnot clogging up our inboxes. People are beginning to reject AI-generated content that masquerades as human-made. It's one thing to watch a parody that we know and accept as AI. It's another to be inundated by poor writing and flat ideas pretending to pass themselves off as original thought. We know the outward signs, particularly the em dash and the overuse of the "rule of three." It's a real shame, too, because human writers now feel like we have to avoid the em dash — which has a perfectly legitimate purpose — and vary lists to four or five items, even though human beings naturally group things in threes. We simply find groups of three naturally more memorable, engaging, and persuasive. By the way, this blog is 100% human-written. I hope you can tell. And yes, I deliberately poked the bear by using em dashes and a group of three in the last paragraph. Just my ironic sense of humor. Anyways, back on point: I'm not a Luddite. I genuinely love technology and find AI fascinating. Hey, my first career was in the tech industry and I did my share of coding. When Professionalism Kills Connection But somewhere along the line, a lot of professionals started confusing polish with connection. And those are not the same thing! I felt I had to speak up, first as a former sales executive who began her career overly concerned with polish instead of connection (which absolutely cost me sales), and second, as an actor and communication strategist who works in media all the time. Connection is king; it's the basis of the whole "know, like, and trust" axiom of succeeding in business. The Biggest Communication Mistake Professionals Make As a trainer and coach, I spend a lot of time helping entrepreneurs, executives, and speakers come across as believable on camera, on Zoom, in business presentations, and in high-stakes conversations. And one of the biggest mistakes I see is this: People try so hard to sound smart, credible, strategic, polished, insightful, visionary, and “executive” that they accidentally stop sounding human altogether. The Panic to Sound "Executive" You can practically see the internal panic happening in real time: “Must sound authoritative. Must maintain leadership presence. Must not accidentally reveal personality.” It's like a mantra. Meanwhile the audience is quietly dying inside. Why Imperfection Feels More Trustworthy We crave human interaction and the mess and imperfection that goes with it. It's far more relatable and interesting than polished perfection, especially when we can see firsthand how the speaker or presenter handles the situation and turns a potential catastrophe into success. What Real Human Communication Actually Sounds Like So what are the signs of actual humanity? In written, visual, or audio communication, the markers are: warmth spontaneity humor emotional intelligence specificity imperfections genuine reactions original thought In other words, the very things most people have been trained OUT of in corporate communication. Storytelling is at the core of just about every type of communication. We naturally gravitate to stories and find them easiest to remember, because good storytellers take us on the emotional journey with them. The Exhausion of Performing Professionalism The reason why so many professionals feel exhausted right now — that their presentations, videos, and sales calls just aren't working anymore — is because they’re performing "professionalism." That's right. Forced professionalism all day on Zoom, Teams, LinkedIn, videos, calls, webinars, etc. It's sad really. Everyone is trying desperately to look competent, when in actuality, they're sounding like they swallowed a leadership podcast whole. And having trouble digesting it. We can hear the burps in communication. Audiences Can Feel Incongruence Instantly It's called incongruence, and human beings are unbelievably good at detecting it. We know when someone is technically saying the right words, but emotionally disconnected from what they’re saying. Actors know this instinctively. We're (often painfully) aware that audiences don’t connect to perfection; they connect to truth. And if the truth of a performance is missing, so too goes the audience. They just don't care. Why Perfect Branding Still Falls Flat That’s why someone can have flawless credentials, gorgeous branding, media training, perfect lighting, and professionally written messaging… and still somehow feel completely forgettable. There’s just no pulse underneath it. There's no humanity, no sense of being alive, and certainly no surprise to jolt us away from scrolling on our phones. Why should we bother? It's just another beautifully polished wax figure smiling into a webcam. A Stepford Wife (or Husband) with presumably nothing truly original or startling to say. But what if there actually is a great message behind the polished but boring facade? It's often lost. You can have the best content in the world, but if your delivery is flat and downright boring, very few people will be paying attention. And that costs you sales. The Solution to the Stepford Syndrome Ironically, though, AI just may be the catalyst that forces us back toward becoming better humans. Once generic content becomes infinite, the people who stand out are the ones who actually sound alive. The ones with opinions.Timing. Humor. Presence. Personality. Believability. Believability is the New Competitive Advantage That’s the word I keep coming back to lately: Believable. Not polished. Not optimized. Not “personal brand aligned.” Simply: Believable. Because believable people build trust. And trust is what gets you hired, referred, remembered, promoted, followed, and chosen. Not perfection. Believability. So if your content, videos, presentations, or online presence are starting to feel strangely robotic lately, maybe don’t ask: “How do I sound more professional?” Maybe ask: “Do I still sound like a human being?” That question might matter a whole lot more moving forward. ✨ Upcoming Event ✨ Is AI Turning You Into a Stepford Wife? How to stay human, build trust, and stand out in a world of artificial everything. Tuesday, June 23 2 pm EST / 11 am PST I'm Laura Doman, a voice & TV/film actor and video communications coach. As an actor, I create memorable characters that tell my client's stories well, from the friendly CEO to your sassy best gal pal dispensing real-world advice. As a coach, I help you become more comfortable and charismatic on camera in videos, presentations, and online appearances. VOICE OVER • ON CAMERA • CONSULTATION & COACHING

Why Viewers Click Away From Your Videos (And How to Fix It) If you're wondering why people stop watching your videos , the answer usually isn’t your topic—it’s how the message is delivered. Creating video content is easy. Creating video content people actually watch ? That’s where things fall apart. Because if views alone made us money, half of (insert your favorite social media platform here) would already be retired on a beach somewhere. Content itself doesn't get you buyers. You can have smart ideas, a valuable message, and even decent lighting and sound, but if your delivery feels rushed, flat, or worse, disconnected , viewers scroll away in seconds. It comes down to storytelling and the ability to engage — and retain! — your audience. Delivery matters just as much as content . I have good news, though. Engaging delivery isn’t a personality trait. It’s a skill. Like any skill, an engaging delivery CAN be learned. What Video Engagement Actually Means Let's talk basics first. Most people think engagement means views. Sorry, it really doesn't. Views mean impressions, and platforms like LinkedIn have shifted their algorithm away from counting eyeballs alone to focus on authentic engagement. Real engagement looks like: • Watch time • Audience retention • Comments and shares • Click-through rates These signals tell platforms whether your video is worth showing to more people. And all of them are influenced by one thing: How your message feels to the viewer. People don’t stay for information alone. They stay for value and connection . The Most Common Problem: Trying to Talk to “Everyone” One of the biggest mistakes I see entrepreneurs make on camera is trying to speak to a broad audience. When that happens, something strange occurs. You start performing. Your delivery becomes slightly stiff. Your tone becomes more “presentational.” You and your content feel"salesy" — and oh, do most of us hate to be sold to! Rather counter-productive, don't you think? Instead of talking to someone , you start talking to everyone . And ironically, that’s when connection disappears. A much better approach is simple: Imagine one person . A client. A colleague. Someone who genuinely needs what you offer. Speak to them. Your delivery immediately becomes more natural and conversational... and engaging. Clarity Creates Engagement Set your intention before you record a video. Just ask yourself this one question: What do I want the viewer to think, feel, or do after watching this? Intentionality gives you clarity . And without clarity, delivery becomes scattered. How? You try to say too much. You over-explain. You lose the audience halfway through. Yes, it's the ol' “Wait! One more thing....”) and your audience groans as you keep going and going and going.... It gets tiring waiting for the Energizer Bunny to finally run down. Don't do that to your audience! Instead, do what creators of strong, effective videos do. They focus on: • One idea • One takeaway • One viewer See a pattern here? It's clarity and clarity strengthens delivery. That's what strikes my clients most. Their first reaction is usually, “Wait… I’m only allowed to say one thing?” Yup, that's right. The second response is often disbelief. "What do you mean?! I have to squeeze in as much detail as I possible can." No, you don't. And you shouldn't. People aren't going to remember a torrent of detailed facts and figures. They WILL take away one clear idea, especially if it's reinforced with memorable stories and a great delivery. For you, that means you'll be remembered as a great speaker, presenter, or trainer. Someone who gets ideas across clearly and effectively. Someone they want to watch again. The Real Truth About Video Engagement You don’t need a big personality to be effective on camera. Just be: • Clear • Intentional • Human - warts and all! Because people don’t stay for perfect videos. They stay with people they connect with . And connection starts with how you deliver your message. If Your Videos Aren’t Getting the Response You Want ... here's why people stop watching your videos It’s rarely because you’re “bad on camera.” (Just ignore that annoying little dramatic theater critic in your head, if that's what you're thinking!) It's usually because no one has ever shown you how on-camera communication actually works . That’s a skill I help entrepreneurs develop every day. If you’d like an outside perspective on what’s working — and what isn’t — you can book a quick strategy call here . Sometimes a few small adjustments change everything. I see it happen every week. Give it a go! And see if your audience stops scrolling away and begins listening instead. They may just become your next clients. Not bad for pressing “record.” I'm Laura Doman, a voice & TV/film actor and video communications coach. As an actor, I create memorable characters that tell my client's stories well, from the friendly CEO to your sassy best gal pal dispensing real-world advice. As a coach, I help you become more comfortable and charismatic on camera in videos, presentations, and online appearances. VOICE OVER •  ON CAMERA •  CONSULTATION & COACHING

Ready to work with Laura Doman? Read the FAQ to learn about her voiceover services, acting roles, and how to build Camera Confidence for your business. Frequently Asked Questions Voiceover ★ On-Camera Acting On-Camera Confidence Coaching Let’s be honest. Whether you’re hiring a voice actor, booking an on-camera performer, or trying to feel less awkward on video yourself… you probably have questions. Good news: you’re in exactly the right place. Below are the questions I hear most often from business owners, creatives, agencies, and professionals stepping in front of the mic or the camera for the first time. If you don’t see what you need? Reach out. I’m friendly. Promise. Voiceover Voiceover General Questions What exactly do you do? A few things, all centered around helping people communicate clearly and confidently on screen and behind the mic. I’m a: Professional voice actor Film & TV / on-camera performer On-camera confidence and video presence coach I work with businesses, entrepreneurs, agencies, and creative teams who want their message delivered with authenticity, clarity, and personality, not stiffness or corporate monotone. Who do you typically work with? A wonderfully wide mix. My clients include: US-based and international business owners and entrepreneurs Video production companies Marketing teams and agencies Corporate communications departments Healthcare and education organizations Startups and Fortune 500 companies Content creators and coaches If your message needs a voice… a face… or stronger delivery skills, we’ll probably get along just fine. Where are you based, and do you work with clients worldwide? I’m based in Atlanta, Georgia, but most of my work happens with clients all over the United States — and all over the globe. Between my professional home studio, remote collaboration tools, and virtual coaching sessions, location is rarely a limitation. My voiceover studio is broadcast-quality and equipped with Source Connect 4 for directed sessions, though I’m at home working via ipDTL, Zoom, Google Meet, and whichever service you prefer. Including FaceTime or good ol’ fashioned phone call! My on-camera setup includes all the basics of lighting, sound, and camera, plus different backdrops — greenscreen, too — and teleprompter. Need me to travel to you? No problem. Let’s talk about it! On-Camera Confidence Coaching FAQs Who is on-camera coaching for? Business owners. Entrepreneurs. Executives. Coaches. Content creators. Speakers. Professionals who feel perfectly confident in real life… and suddenly awkward when the camera turns on. If you’re using video for marketing, presentations, media appearances, Zoom calls, or online content, coaching helps you show up clearly and confidently. If you’re finding you’re not as effective as you are in-person for virtual meetings, presentations, and sales calls, coaching shows you how to tailor your skills for the on-camera 2D world. If you’re a stage speaker, but seeing less satisfactory results when delivering online in summits, webinars, or masterclasses… know that the camera is a VERY different medium! As an actor who works in front of the camera almost daily, I can show you the ropes. I feel really uncomfortable on camera. Is that normal? Completely normal. Even highly experienced professionals struggle with camera anxiety. It’s not a personality flaw; it’s a skill gap. The good news? On-camera presence is absolutely teachable. And yes, you can improve faster than you think. What do you actually teach during coaching sessions? We focus on practical, real-world skills you can use immediately: Natural delivery and storytelling Body language and on-screen presence Eye contact and framing Voice tone and pacing Authentic communication (without sounding scripted) Confidence techniques for live and recorded video The film/TV actor’s approach to knowing what works on camera… and what doesn’t This isn't a theory. It’s hands-on, real practice. Taught by a corporate gal turned actor who bridges the worlds of business and entertainment. Do I need to be an actor to benefit from coaching? Nope. Most of my coaching clients are not actors; they’re professionals who want to communicate more effectively on video. The goal is not to turn you into a performer. It’s to help you feel comfortable being yourself on camera. And quite possibly shedding old speaking techniques that just don’t work well on camera. Perfection isn’t the intention. Presence is. In today’s world, people want an authentic human connection from someone they can relate to — and begin to trust. That’s the basis of effective communication. How quickly can I expect to see improvement? Many clients notice changes within the first few sessions, especially once they learn simple adjustments to posture, delivery, and mindset. Like anything else, confidence builds with practice. But most people are pleasantly surprised by how quickly things start to click. On-Camera Acting & Performance FAQs What types of on-camera roles do you perform? Film, TV, commercials, corporate industrials, branded content, training videos, and creative projects that require a strong, experienced on-screen presence. I specialize in comedy in both “real person” and exaggerated circumstances. And I always love when I can use my improv training on set. I play all sorts of roles: Moms and grandmas of every demeanor Warm professionals and authority figures Quirky best friends and relatable colleagues Medical professionals and educators Mischievous, nosy neighbors who know what’s best for you Complex villains with a sweet exterior Because honestly… who doesn’t love a little sweet-and-sour? Are you comfortable with teleprompters, green screens, or remote filming? Absolutely. Teleprompter work? Love it. Green screen? Bring it on. Virtual productions and emerging tech? I’m comfortable there, too. I’m also experienced in live events as an emcee or announcer, hosting, interviews, and improv, which means flexibility on set comes naturally. What makes you easy to work with on set? No diva attitude. Strong communication. Adaptability. A collaborative mindset. Customer service mindset. And a long history in both corporate and creative environments, which means I understand production timelines, client expectations, and how to take direction without drama. Voiceover FAQs What types of voiceover work do you offer? Commercials, corporate narration, explainer videos, eLearning (adult and K12), medical narration, political, telephony/IVR, character work, animation, and more. If your project needs a voice that feels human, confident, and believable, you’re in the right place. What makes your voiceover style different? My background blends business communication with professional acting. Translation? I understand both the strategy behind the message and the performance required to make it land. Clients often describe my voice as: Warm Conversational Trustworthy Charismatic Dynamic (with just enough personality to keep things interesting) I also bring a gentle, wry humor that can be dialed up to full-on sarcastic or funny, depending on what the project calls for! Do you have a professional home studio for voice overs? Yes, my VO home studio is fully equipped and broadcast-quality, whether you want raw audio, finished production, or a directed session to get just the right reads for your project. Equipment includes: Sennheiser 416 mic Rode NT1 mic Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 4th Gen audio interface Adobe Audition Source Connect 4 (Talent) MacBook Pro What does this mean to you? Professional quality and deliverables Fast turnarounds Remote collaboration and direction A fair and flexible revision/retake policy Can clients direct voiceover sessions live? Absolutely. I offer live remote direction via Source-Connect, Zoom, Teams, ipDTL, and other platforms, so you can be involved in real time from anywhere. How fast is your turnaround time? Project timelines vary depending on length and complexity. Many smaller projects are completed quickly, while larger eLearning or training series require more structured timelines. Either way, expectations are discussed upfront so everything runs smoothly. Do you record a custom audition? I am happy to provide a custom demo for your project, so that you can be sure that you’ve found the right voice and delivery style. Please send a short sample of your script to laura@lauradoman.com and I will record a custom audition for you. Just specify with clear directions the type of read you have in mind, including any details about your project, such as budget and deadlines. What audio formats do you use? Most clients prefer either .wav or .mp3 formats, but if you need something different, please let me know and I can accommodate you. Depending on your requirements, I can send you either raw audio (.wav format) or lightly processed (.wav or .mp3). Just tell me your technical specifications and I will record appropriately! Booking & Working Together What’s the first step if I want to work with you? Reach out. Send a script. Tell me about your project. Share your goals. We’ll talk through what you need — voiceover, on-camera performance, coaching, or a combination — and map out next steps together. Do you offer consultations before starting? Yes. Consultations help clarify your goals, your audience, and how we can best bring your message to life, whether that’s through performance, coaching, or production collaboration. What can I expect when working with you? Clear communication. A collaborative process. Professional delivery. Someone who places you and your project front and center. Someone who believes that reliability and responsiveness are the foundation of great customer service. Still Have Questions? Totally fair. Every project — and every person — is different. If you’re unsure where to start, let’s talk through your goals and figure out what makes the most sense for you. Whether you need a voice, an on-camera presence, or the confidence to show up on video yourself… You don’t have to figure it out alone! Let’s talk!

Voice over for Commercials, Explainers, eLearning, Corporate Narration, IVR, Characters & Animation + Business Projects large & Smalle... Laura's voice is ready to go! Laura's voice is charismatic and full of warmth, ready for projects large & small. She's got that special something audiences instantly engage with, and her voice grabs attention, comforts, and brings a trustworthy feel to your message. Conversational. Charismatic. Dynamic. And so much more... Book Here Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet Ut enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud exercitation ullamco laboris nisi ut aliquip ex ea commodo consequat. Duis aute irure dolor in reprehenderit in voluptate velit esse cillum dolore eu fugiat nulla pariatur. Voice Over PLAY DEMO Download More Samples What type of voice do you need? 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That’s me. I deliver voiceovers that sparkle with personality — funny, warm, grounded, and yes, even inspiring — backed by broadcast-quality audio and fast turnaround. If you want great sound and a voice that knows how to connect, you’re in the right place. Who I Am & What I Do Laura Doman is a professional voice actor providing commercial, corporate narration, explainer video, eLearning, medical, telephony, and character voiceover services from her Atlanta-based studio. I work with brands, agencies, educators, healthcare organizations, and content creators who need a voice that feels human, confident, and trustworthy — not generic or overproduced. Business Sense Meets Performance Skill Before stepping behind the mic full-time, I spent years as a tech industry sales executive , telling business stories, educating clients, and addressing real-world concerns. Today, I bring that same clarity and credibility to my work as a professional voice actor, film & TV actress, and on-camera communications trainer. From tech startups and Fortune 500 companies to local businesses and educators, I understand what you’re building — and how strong storytelling supports it. My voice doesn’t just sound g ood. It speaks from experience. Voiceover Services I provide professional voiceover for: Commercials (broadcast & digital) Corporate narration & internal communications Explainer videos & SaaS demos eLearning & training modules Medical & healthcare narration Telephony & IVR systems Characters & animation Each project is approached with intention, adaptability, and respect for the audience on the other side of the message. A Voice With Range — and Point of View I bring a positive, get-it-done attitude to every project, along with plenty of fun when the script calls for it. Need character work for eLearning, animation, or branded content? I’ve got you there, too. I’m a working film and TV actress and an active member of a local improv company , which means I know how to listen, respond, and bring characters to life naturally. Some voices I’m known for: The approachable, hands-on CEO Your best gal pal with sage advice (and a little sass) Mom… who’s (sigh) right again I’ve played all of those roles — on screen, in the booth, and in real life (just ask my kids). Why Clients Choose Me Because I get both sides of the mic. Having lived in both the business and creative worlds , I understand goals, timelines, messaging, and tone — and how to deliver exactly what a project needs without overcomplicating the process. What You’ll Get A creative, directable voice actor who listens — and delivers Broadcast-quality voiceover for commercials, narration, training, and animation Clean, professional audio recorded from a dedicated studio Fast, reliable turnaround within your budget Optional online direction via Source-Connect Clear communication and an easy, efficient workflow How the Process Works Most projects start with a script or brief. From there, I record professional voiceover from my studio, provide revisions as needed, and deliver clean, ready-to-use audio. The process is straightforward, collaborative, and designed to keep things moving smoothly from start to finish. FAQs Where are you based and how do you work with clients? I’m in Atlanta, Georgia and work with clients locally, nationwide, and internationally. Location is never a barrier. Some clients prefer in-person recording sessions at their studios, while many projects are completed independently from my broadcast-quality home studio. Others choose to remotely direct sessions in real time, allowing for live collaboration regardless of location. What equipment do you use in your professional home studio? My broadcast-quality, acoustically treated home studio has been built specifically for professional voice over. The setup includes a Sennheiser 416 and Rode NT1 (two high-quality microphones), the Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 4th gen professional audio interface, and Adobe Audition, industry-standard recording software, to ensure clean, consistent sound with excellent clarity and low noise. The studio is optimized for reliable, production-ready audio that meets the standards required for commercials, corporate narration, eLearning, medical content, animation, and telephony. How do clients direct sessions with you remotely? Clients can direct sessions live and in real time using the platform they prefer. I'm equipped for remote direction via Source-Connect , ipDTL , Microsoft Teams , Zoom , and other commonly used tools — making collaboration easy, flexible, and seamless regardless of location. What types of voiceover work do you offer? My professional voiceover work runs the gamut: commercials, corporate narration, explainer videos, eLearning and training, medical narration, telephony and IVR systems, political, and character and animation projects. What makes you different from other voice actors? A rare combination of business experience and performance skill . With a background as a tech industry executive and years working as a professional actor, I understand both messaging strategy and storytelling—resulting in voiceovers that sound authentic, confident, and human. How quickly can you turn around a project? Turnaround times vary by project scope, but you'll see fast, reliable delivery without sacrificing quality. Timelines are discussed upfront so expectations are clear. During election season, political voice overs often need to be delivered within hours, while large eLearning projects allow for a week. What kind of clients do you typically work with? Laura works with startups, Fortune 500 companies, agencies, educators, healthcare organizations, nonprofits, and local businesses—anyone who needs a professional voice that connects with real people. Ready to Find the Right Voice for Your Project? Let’s talk about what you’re creating — and how I can help bring it to life. Let's get started! Studio Includes Sennheiser 416 Rode NT1 Focusrite Scarlet 2i2 4th Gen Adobe Audition Custom Isolation Booth SourceConnect Why Smart Professionals Sound Weird on Camera Visibility Is NOT Vanity Why In-Person Voiceover Sessions and Auditions Still Matter in a Remote World VO Atlanta: The "Breaking Out of My Padded Room" Conference Where Did All the New TV Shows and Movies Go? Shoutout Atlanta Interview AI vs. Human - Who Will Rule the Talent Show? Voice Over for Video Games How to Successfully Navigate an Acting Career The 2023 Actors and Writers Strikes How to Begin a Successful Acting Career in Film, TV, and Voice Over Vocal Health During Cold & Flu Season The Business of Voice Over: Doing it the Smart Way To Work or Not to Work Over the Holidays Do You Know Your Calling? Boom! When On-Camera and Voice Over Worlds Collide The Gift of a Cancelled Booking (or Two) The Sins of Voice Over Murphy’s Laws of Voice Over Voiceover Stereotypes Make sure you're getting the absolute best! Want to ensure that your voice actor does the job right the first time? Leave no room for error by discussing these essentials up front. Get Laura's top tips for pulling off a truly great voice over experience... Free Download

Bring your message to life with Laura Doman, an Atlanta voice over artist known for her warm, charismatic sound and professional, fast-turnaround delivery. Laura's voice is ready to go! Laura's voice is charismatic and full of warmth, ready for projects large & small. She's got that special something audiences instantly engage with, and her voice grabs attention, comforts, and brings a trustworthy feel to your message. Conversational. Charismatic. Dynamic. And so much more... Book Here Commercial Need a voice that truly connects? Commercial Commercial Download Play More Samples Corporate Narration Looking for more than a basic business read? Corporate Narration Corporate Narration Download Play More Samples Explainer Video Got some ‘splaining to do? Explainer Videos Explainer Videos Download Play More Samples e-Learning Trying to engage learners? eLearning eLearning Download Play More Samples K12 eLearning Learning should be fun! K12 eLearning K12 eLearning Download Play More Samples Medical Narration Laura's voice makes house calls. Medical Narration Medical Narration Download Play More Samples Telephony Want to keep your callers on the line? Telephony Telephony Download Play More Samples Characters & Animation Are you feeling super lucky? Character Character Download Play More Samples What type of voice do you need? Calm Caring Complex Confident Conversational Disappointed Disgusted Dramatic Encouraging Energetic Engaging Expert Friendly Frustrated Fun Inspiring Instructional Joyful Kind Knowledgeable Patient Playful Precise Promotional Proud Quirky Relatable Silly Snarky Storyteller Thorough Upbeat Warm Witty Wry Issue Positive Issue Negative Candidate Positive Candidate Negative Humor Norwegian Cruise Line Publix Wells Fargo American Express Marshall's Fresh Market Anthem BCBS Genesis (Automotive) Nature's Bakery Mylentis Your Anatomy: Bones Talking Toy: Vacuum Cleaner Germs and the Immune System Medicare Thanks for Holding Crosschq Boston Children's Hospital IKEA Preschool: Learn Your Seasons Preschool: Object Search with Silly Witch United Healthcare Empower Insurance Medical Dialogue ELM Solution Technology Coronavirus Educational Northrop Grumman Technology PMO Financial Review the Review Intubation and Antibodies Kite Genetic Rivs HR Solutions Appier Alqua Marketing Kareo Billing Solutions Chauncey the Chimp Ring Doorbell Red Bin Storage Automated Assistant Esurance Mobile App Healthline IVR Helpful Automated Assistant Professional IVR Learning is fun Pharmaceutical Education Kia Automotive IVR Works Change Management Machine Learning Technology Catalent Pharma Talking Teaching Toy Vacuum Cleaner Character Vampire Character Witch Character Fast Food New York Udemy Education Siemens Engineering Edward Jones Financial Professional Voiceover That Speaks From Experience You’re looking for a voice that sounds believable, relatable, and genuinely understands your audience. That’s me. I deliver voiceovers that sparkle with personality — funny, warm, grounded, and yes, even inspiring — backed by broadcast-quality audio and fast turnaround. If you want great sound and a voice that knows how to connect, you’re in the right place. Who I Am & What I Do Laura Doman is a professional voice actor providing commercial, corporate narration, explainer video, eLearning, medical, telephony, and character voiceover services from her Atlanta-based studio. I work with brands, agencies, educators, healthcare organizations, and content creators who need a voice that feels human, confident, and trustworthy — not generic or overproduced. Business Sense Meets Performance Skill Before stepping behind the mic full-time, I spent years as a tech industry sales executive , telling business stories, educating clients, and addressing real-world concerns. Today, I bring that same clarity and credibility to my work as a professional voice actor, film & TV actress, and on-camera communications trainer. From tech startups and Fortune 500 companies to local businesses and educators, I understand what you’re building — and how strong storytelling supports it. My voice doesn’t just sound g ood. It speaks from experience. Voiceover Services I provide professional voiceover for: Commercials (broadcast & digital) Corporate narration & internal communications Explainer videos & SaaS demos eLearning & training modules Medical & healthcare narration Telephony & IVR systems Characters & animation Each project is approached with intention, adaptability, and respect for the audience on the other side of the message. A Voice With Range — and Point of View I bring a positive, get-it-done attitude to every project, along with plenty of fun when the script calls for it. Need character work for eLearning, animation, or branded content? I’ve got you there, too. I’m a working film and TV actress and an active member of a local improv company , which means I know how to listen, respond, and bring characters to life naturally. Some voices I’m known for: The approachable, hands-on CEO Your best gal pal with sage advice (and a little sass) Mom… who’s (sigh) right again I’ve played all of those roles — on screen, in the booth, and in real life (just ask my kids). Why Clients Choose Me Because I get both sides of the mic. Having lived in both the business and creative worlds , I understand goals, timelines, messaging, and tone — and how to deliver exactly what a project needs without overcomplicating the process. What You’ll Get A creative, directable voice actor who listens — and delivers Broadcast-quality voiceover for commercials, narration, training, and animation Clean, professional audio recorded from a dedicated studio Fast, reliable turnaround within your budget Optional online direction via Source-Connect Clear communication and an easy, efficient workflow How the Process Works Most projects start with a script or brief. From there, I record professional voiceover from my studio, provide revisions as needed, and deliver clean, ready-to-use audio. The process is straightforward, collaborative, and designed to keep things moving smoothly from start to finish. FAQs Where are you based and how do you work with clients? I’m in Atlanta, Georgia and work with clients locally, nationwide, and internationally. Location is never a barrier. Some clients prefer in-person recording sessions at their studios, while many projects are completed independently from my broadcast-quality home studio. Others choose to remotely direct sessions in real time, allowing for live collaboration regardless of location. What equipment do you use in your professional home studio? My broadcast-quality, acoustically treated home studio has been built specifically for professional voice over. The setup includes a Sennheiser 416 and Rode NT1 (two high-quality microphones), the Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 4th gen professional audio interface, and Adobe Audition, industry-standard recording software, to ensure clean, consistent sound with excellent clarity and low noise. The studio is optimized for reliable, production-ready audio that meets the standards required for commercials, corporate narration, eLearning, medical content, animation, and telephony. How do clients direct sessions with you remotely? Clients can direct sessions live and in real time using the platform they prefer. I'm equipped for remote direction via Source-Connect , ipDTL , Microsoft Teams , Zoom , and other commonly used tools — making collaboration easy, flexible, and seamless regardless of location. What types of voiceover work do you offer? My professional voiceover work runs the gamut: commercials, corporate narration, explainer videos, eLearning and training, medical narration, telephony and IVR systems, political, and character and animation projects. What makes you different from other voice actors? A rare combination of business experience and performance skill . With a background as a tech industry executive and years working as a professional actor, I understand both messaging strategy and storytelling—resulting in voiceovers that sound authentic, confident, and human. How quickly can you turn around a project? Turnaround times vary by project scope, but you'll see fast, reliable delivery without sacrificing quality. Timelines are discussed upfront so expectations are clear. During election season, political voice overs often need to be delivered within hours, while large eLearning projects allow for a week. What kind of clients do you typically work with? Laura works with startups, Fortune 500 companies, agencies, educators, healthcare organizations, nonprofits, and local businesses—anyone who needs a professional voice that connects with real people. Ready to Find the Right Voice for Your Project? Let’s talk about what you’re creating — and how I can help bring it to life. Let's get started! Studio Includes Sennheiser 416 Rode NT1 Focusrite Scarlet 2i2 4th Gen Adobe Audition Custom Isolation Booth SourceConnect Why Smart Professionals Sound Weird on Camera Visibility Is NOT Vanity Why In-Person Voiceover Sessions and Auditions Still Matter in a Remote World VO Atlanta: The "Breaking Out of My Padded Room" Conference Where Did All the New TV Shows and Movies Go? Shoutout Atlanta Interview AI vs. Human - Who Will Rule the Talent Show? Voice Over for Video Games How to Successfully Navigate an Acting Career The 2023 Actors and Writers Strikes How to Begin a Successful Acting Career in Film, TV, and Voice Over Vocal Health During Cold & Flu Season The Business of Voice Over: Doing it the Smart Way To Work or Not to Work Over the Holidays Do You Know Your Calling? Boom! When On-Camera and Voice Over Worlds Collide The Gift of a Cancelled Booking (or Two) The Sins of Voice Over Murphy’s Laws of Voice Over Voiceover Stereotypes Make sure you're getting the absolute best! Want to ensure that your voice actor does the job right the first time? Leave no room for error by discussing these essentials up front. Get Laura's top tips for pulling off a truly great voice over experience... Free Download