Alexis Pellek - SoTelling

Hi, I’m Alexis Pellek

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I'm a voice over artist with a focus on corporate narration, explainers, and e-learning. I also do some freelance writing, mostly about psychiatric news.

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About Me

I am a voice over artist available for narration projects like explainers, corporate training, and e-learning. My "friendly expert" delivery is informative and warm. Get in touch if you'd like to talk about how I can help with your next narration project.

About My Talent and Experience

I'm a lifelong learner and I believe that a great teacher can make all the difference when studying something new. Patience, compassion, and encouragement are qualities that I value in a teacher or coach, and these are qualities that I try to convey through my voiceover performances. In addition to VO, I am also a freelance writer. Most of what I write about concerns news in psychiatry for Psycom Pro. I occasionally write for a chronic pain publication too, in addition to copywriting/editing for private clients.

About My Goals

Improving my VO chops, networking, and learning from others are my goals. Reach out if you want to chat!

Member since April 2022

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https://alexispellek.com/

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