Voice actor · Storyteller · Creator

ChrisRowe

BIG CHARACTER.
REAL VOICE.

A storyteller with an ’80s-kid imagination. Voiceover for commercials, narration, and characters with something to say.

Chris Rowe is an Oklahoma-based voiceover artist, actor, and filmmaker. His work includes commercials, narration, promotional videos, and independent film.

OKLAHOMA ROOTS. POP-CULTURE SOUL.
Studio microphone surrounded by orange and pink sound ringsCRTHE VOICE. THE STORY.
CHRIS ROWE / VOICEOVER
YOUR WORDS. A NEW DIMENSION.
COMMERCIALS / NARRATION / CHARACTERSSCROLL TO EXPLORE ↓
The listening room

WORDS. MEET PERSONALITY.

Every project has its own voice.
Find the right starting point for yours.

01 / VOICE DEMOIN PRODUCTION

Commercial

A message with energy, personality, and a point of view.

New demo coming soon
02 / VOICE DEMOIN PRODUCTION

Narration

Room for the story. Space for the words to connect.

New demo coming soon
03 / VOICE DEMOIN PRODUCTION

Character

A little humor. A little edge. A whole lot of imagination.

New demo coming soon

New voice demos are in production. Check back soon to listen.

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Meet the person behind the mic

STORYTELLER BY TRADE.
GEEK AT HEART.

I'm Chris Rowe, an Oklahoma-based voiceover artist, actor, and filmmaker with a passion for storytelling, comedy, and bringing characters to life. My experience includes independent films, commercials, narration, and promotional videos. I've worked as an actor, writer, director, producer, and editor, giving me a unique understanding of performance and storytelling. From commercial reads to unforgettable characters, I love making every script come alive!

I’m an ’80s kid who still loves cartoons, sci-fi, and collecting toys and action figures. That sense of fun and imagination never left. It’s part of what draws me to characters, comedy, and stories with a little adventure.

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Based in Owasso, Oklahoma, United States.

RAISED ON CARTOONS. STILL COLLECTING.
Behind the mic.Voiceover & performance
Behind the scenes.Creative & production
Hear me in action

THE VOICE. IN THE WILD.

Commercials, promotions, and stories featuring my voice.

A few things I’ve been part of

STORIES WITH SOME RANGE.

Event promotions, independent storytelling, and a healthy dose of imagination.

01 / EVENTS & PROMOTIONS

Bring on the crowd.

Voiceover credits include Fandomfest Comic Con (2014), Collector Con Commercial Campaign (2016), The Great Pumpkin Rescue – The Met Tulsa (2018), and Riverside Comic Expo (2019).

VOICEOVER
02 / INDEPENDENT SERIES

Redneck Ghosthunters

Redneck Ghosthunters: The Series (six webisodes, 2010–2012) and Redneck Ghosthunters – Too Cool for Ghoul (2025). Work across acting, directing, editing, and voiceover, plus writing and producing on the original series.

PERFORMANCE & PRODUCTION
03 / IN DEVELOPMENT

How to Survive a Zombie Attack 3

An independent project in development, with planned acting, directing, producing, editing, and voiceover roles.

ACTING · PRODUCTION · VOICEOVER
A creative perspective on both sides of the microphone. View IMDb profile ↗
Behind the sound

FROM MY STUDIO.
INTO YOUR STORY.

A home voiceover setup for narration, character work, and remote auditions.

The recording setup

VG-016 USB condenser microphone, adjustable boom arm, pop filter, Neewer 5-panel isolation shield, and acoustic foam panels to help reduce room reflections.

The finishing touches

I record on a MacBook Pro and use Adobe Audition for audio editing, noise reduction, and mastering. Adobe Premiere Pro supports video editing and voiceover synchronization.

A few useful answers

BEFORE WE HIT RECORD.

What kinds of voiceover projects does Chris work on?

My experience includes commercials, narration, promotional videos, and independent productions. I’m also interested in character voice opportunities.

Can I request a custom audition?

Absolutely. Send a short excerpt of your script and describe the voice you’re looking for. I can record a brief sample so you can hear how I’d approach your project before booking.

How quickly can you deliver my voiceover?

Short projects are typically delivered within two business days after we approve the final script, creative direction, and quote. Longer projects are scheduled individually. Have a deadline in mind? Include it with your inquiry so I can confirm availability.

What audio formats do you deliver?

I offer WAV files for production and MP3 copies for easy review. Let me know your required format and audio specifications before recording so we can agree on the right delivery.

Are revisions included?

One round of performance adjustments to the agreed script is included, such as changes to pacing, tone, or energy. Any reading errors I make are corrected at no charge. Script changes or additional revision rounds may cost extra, with pricing confirmed before further recording.

What do you need to provide a quote?

Send your script or estimated word count, preferred style, and deadline. Include where the recording will be used, whether it’s for paid advertising, and how long it will run. A reference clip and pronunciation notes are welcome, too.

Where is Chris Rowe based?

I’m based in Owasso, Oklahoma, in the Tulsa area.

How can I discuss a voiceover project?

Send your project details through the contact form below, including your timeline and the type of read you have in mind. You can also email chrisrowevoice@gmail.com.

Next up: your project

GOOD WORDS.
GREAT POTENTIAL.

Have a commercial, narration, or character in mind? Let’s talk about the story you want to tell.

Let’s bring it to life.

Tell me about your project, your timeline, and the voice you have in mind.

Your name, email, and message will be emailed to Chris for a reply about your inquiry. No mailing-list signup.

Prefer email? chrisrowevoice@gmail.com