Cori Anne Weber

My greatest strength as a voice actor is versatility. I take direction well and can easily make tonal adjustments on the fly. I can also cold read texts like a champ, so I work quickly and provide more character options than the average bear. My former agent used to tell clients, "When you're hiring Cori Anne, you're getting 3 voice actors for the price of one."

I truly shine when I'm able to highlight my versatility in multiple ways, but what makes people hire me again and again is also my consistency and attention to detail. I'm good at getting to the heart of the story and knowing what your audience needs to hear or feel to connect with the material and feel like they're a part of it too.

As a young actor and choral student, I was classically trained by multiple voice teachers and pursued a theatre degree at Emporia State University. After my college career, I began taking voiceover classes for a few years before finally landing my first steady work as a snarky web series narrator. I've been a professional stage actor since I was a young child, and have now been doing voiceover work for almost a decade.

I spent several years as the sole narrator for Today I Watched, an informative web series that had millions of dedicated viewers. I have also been successful in commercial and character work. Whether becoming the voice of Hasbro’s latest board game, or creating a cute original voice that makes a weird talking onion likable, I have great versatility that ranges from fun and spunky, to soothing and velvety.

I am a professionally trained stage actor and singer who specializes in character work, musical theatre, and rock vocals, but can truly sing any style. I'm usually hired for my strong rock belt, but my vocal range spans from tenor to mezzo soprano. I also specialize in impersonations, both spoken and sung. If you need a singer who can sound like Gwen Stefani, Lady Gaga, Chappell Roan, Ella Fitzgerald, or even Amy Winehouse, I can fulfill all of those needs! Character voices are a standout talent of mine, however this translates into the commercial side of things : when someone decides they want me to sound less like a mom and more like the fun, cool aunt - or even the 5-year-old daughter - I can easily make that adjustment.