Lori Wild

About Lori Wild

Lori Wild is more than just a voice actor—she’s a storyteller, a problem solver, and a passionate creative who brings authenticity to every project. With specialties spanning commercials, corporate narration, promos, dubbing, and radio imaging, Lori’s ability to connect with audiences is what sets her apart. Her voice has been described as warm, friendly, unique, and textured—qualities that give her work a distinctive edge.

A natural born communicator, Lori thrives as a hearing impaired artist, a facet of her identity that has strengthened her ability to truly listen, interpret, and deliver performances with depth and nuance. Whether voicing an engaging eLearning module or lending sincerity to a heartfelt commercial, Lori ensures that her work resonates beyond the script.

Lori operates from a professional home studio featuring a Studiobricks Pro Triple Wall Booth and a Sennheiser MKH 416 microphone, guaranteeing broadcast-quality sound. Her reliable, fast turnaround service often within 24 hours means clients not only receive top tier voice work but also a smooth, efficient experience.

Beyond the booth, Lori’s journey has taken her from the world of veterinary medicine to personal training, where her eye for detail and passion for helping others continue to shine. Lori also dedicates her time to the Kansas City Pet Project animal shelter, where she volunteers her voiceover skills for their in-house radio station. When she’s not behind the mic, you’ll find her embracing her role as the fun and cool aunt, making memories with her nieces and nephews. Whether in the recording studio, the gym, hanging with her beloved dog, or cracking jokes with family, her ability to connect with others remains at the heart of everything she does.

Finding Your Voice in Audiobooks: A Steady Path for Voice Actors

By Lori Wild. Published on: November 3, 2025

The Hidden Strength of Audiobook Work For many voice actors, the pursuit of steady work can feel unpredictable. Commercials come in waves, animation projects take months to produce, and game contracts can end abruptly. But within that shifting landscape lies one of the most dependable and creatively fulfilling genres in the business of audiobook narration. […]

Navigating the Voiceover Industry: Insights from a Leading Casting Director

By Lori Wild. Published on: October 8, 2025

The voiceover world has grown rapidly in recent years, with opportunities ranging from animation and narration to commercials and emerging digital media formats. For newcomers and seasoned performers alike, breaking into or adapting within this competitive space requires a blend of skill, preparation, adaptability, and strategic thinking. A leading casting director with extensive experience in […]

High Paying ICE Recruitment Ad Draws Attention from Voiceover Community

By Lori Wild. Published on: September 15, 2025

A recent U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) recruitment advertisement is drawing notice in the voiceover world for its unusually large payout. According to multiple industry reports, the government campaign is offering rates well above standard commercial fees to attract a professional voice for its national recruiting message. The ad, aimed at encouraging experienced law […]

Graham Greene: Celebrating the Voice and Legacy of an Indigenous Acting Icon

By Lori Wild. Published on: September 1, 2025

A Voice That Echoes Through Red Dead Redemption 2 Renowned Canadian actor Graham Greene known to many in the gaming world as the voice and motion-capture artist for Rains Fall in Red Dead Redemption 2 passed away at age 73 after a prolonged illness. His portrayal of a wise, dignified Indigenous leader resonated deeply with […]

The Growing Strain Between AI and Human Voiceover Work

By Lori Wild. Published on: August 7, 2025

A Shifting Landscape in the Voice Industry The voiceover profession is experiencing one of its most disruptive moments in decades. As artificial voice technology becomes more advanced, the opportunities for human performers are being squeezed by software capable of mimicking their tone, style, and delivery. What once took a skilled artist hours in the studio […]

Voice-Cloning Lawsuit Raises Groundbreaking Legal Questions for AI Use

By Lori Wild. Published on: July 16, 2025

A lawsuit unfolding in New York could become a landmark case in how the law treats AI-generated voice clones. Filed by two professional voice actors, the case alleges that an AI voice startup used their voices without permission to create and sell synthetic replicas—raising first-of-its-kind questions about identity, consent, and control in the age of […]

New Video Game Union Deal Finalizes AI Voice Protections and Consent Rules

By Lori Wild. Published on: July 11, 2025

In a landmark agreement that could reshape the future of voice work in gaming, video game voice actors and major studios have officially ratified a new labor deal that includes unprecedented safeguards against unauthorized use of artificial intelligence. Finalized in July 2025, the agreement represents a significant win for voice actors after months of negotiations […]

Narrating for Accessibility in eLearning: Meeting the Needs of All Learners

By Lori Wild. Published on: July 3, 2025

As accessibility standards evolve and inclusive learning becomes the norm, voiceover in eLearning has taken on new responsibility. For voice actors, this shift means more than just speaking clearly — it means delivering narration that supports all types of learners, including those with disabilities, neurodivergent traits, or limited literacy. Instructional designers are increasingly building courses […]

Adapting Voiceover Performance for Instructional Impact in eLearning

By Lori Wild. Published on: June 18, 2025

In the world of eLearning, content must do more than simply inform — it must teach effectively. While instructional designers handle the structure and pedagogy, the voiceover artist is responsible for translating written words into a spoken experience that supports learner engagement and comprehension. This requires a specific type of performance — one that may […]

PANAcon 2025: A New Chapter for Audiobook Narrators

By Lori Wild. Published on: May 28, 2025

In July 2025, the audiobook industry will mark a significant moment with the launch of the first-ever PANAcon, a virtual conference organized by the Professional Audiobook Narrators Association (PANA). Set to take place on July 26, this milestone event is more than just a networking opportunity — it represents a turning point in how audiobook […]

In Loving Memory of Dave Mallow: The Voice Actor Who Shaped Animation

By Lori Wild. Published on: March 13, 2025

Dave Mallow, known for his iconic role as Baboo in Mighty Morphin Power Rangers and his extensive contributions to the world of voice acting, has passed away at the age of 76. His death, which occurred on March 11, 2025, followed a period of declining health, and he was surrounded by family and friends during […]

George Lowe, Voice of Space Ghost and Dead Space Characters, Dies at 65

By Lori Wild. Published on: March 5, 2025

George Lowe, widely recognized for his vocal portrayal of Space Ghost in various animated formats, has died at the age of 65. News of his passing was confirmed by official sources in early March, sparking an outpouring of memories and tributes from colleagues, fans, and those in the broader entertainment community who appreciated his warm […]