About Marlie
Marlie Hall is an experienced voiceover artist with a dedicated broadcast-quality home studio offering same-day turnaround. Authentic and adaptable, her voice fits everywhere. It’s often described as warm, friendly, clear, upbeat, relatable and sassy. Some of her past and present clients include The City of New York, Humana, Florida Blue and Caribbean One TV.
Marlie is also an award-winning broadcast journalist. She has covered some of the nation’s biggest headlines at NBC News, CBS News and PHL 17 just to name a few. She also hosted her own show on the Food Network called “Recipe for Success”.
Marlie is based in New York City, loves to travel and is a Brown Belt in Shotokan Karate.
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- Warm
- Friendly
- Clear
- Upbeat
- Sassy
- Strong
- Sensual
- TV Promo / Affiliate
- Commercial
- Narration
- IVR / Telephony
- Broadcast-quality Home Studio
- Rode NT-1 Microphone
- CAD E100S Microphone
- Audient iD4 MKII Interface
- DAW: Adobe Audition & Twisted Wave
- Directed sessions via Source Connect, Skype or video conference
- Various FTP service, e-mail, etc.
People Are Saying...
Marlie was wonderful to work with. She is very professional, in a few takes she got what I was looking for, and she was always available when required. I would work with her again without hesitation.
Marlie is professional, diligent and responsive – a total pro. Great at taking direction. First take of the promo was so on point, we needed zero revisions! Always thrilled to be able to work with her. Looking forward to working together!
I had the pleasure of working with Marlie and the natural talent she possesses is off the charts! She takes direction with ease and has a great grasp of the tools necessary to dominate the VO world. I can’t wait to see what else she has in store. Marlie as the voice for anyone’s future project? That’s a no-brainer. Yes all around!””I had the pleasure of working with Marlie and the natural talent she possesses is off the charts! She takes direction with ease and has a great grasp of the tools necessary to dominate the VO world. I can’t wait to see what else she has in store. Marlie as the voice for anyone’s future project? That’s a no-brainer. Yes all around!
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