At IAC, where I was an advertising copywriter, user experience (UX) copywriter, scriptwriter, and content producer, I introduced dialog to our animation division and opened the voiceover department, writing dozens of scripts with new characters and voicing more than 50 videos. You can also hear me narrate "Havens House," a permanent interactive museum installation at the Shelter Island History Center. 

Recently, produced, wrote, directed, and narrated a documentary about multiple faiths and ethnicities uniting to save New York's oldest temple from being destroyed, sparking the revival of the once decimated Lower East Side called “Saving The Soul Of A Synagogue.”

While working on that movie created the children’s audiobook start-up “Purple Tie Publishing” kicking it off with “The Pea Is As Big As He Is,” about a boy whose mom tells him he won’t grow up to be big and strong if he doesn’t eat his veggies, in fact, he’ll shrink – and that’s exactly what happens.

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To keep fresh and mentally limber I facilitate voiceover "workouts" where I direct and am directed by professional VO colleagues, and make spontaneous appearances on national television, including ABC's "What Would You Do," and "The Antiques Road Show," where I broke up a brawl between Raggedy Anns over who was more authentic.