Tracey Leigh

Standard American, Southern (various), New York, New England, Standard British (and various dialects), Puerto Rican, Caribbean, French

COMMERCIAL Lexus Burger King Chevrolet Coca-Cola New York TImes Group Health Health First McDonald's Milgard Windows Pennsylvania Higher Education Rhode Island Air Show Seattle International Film Festival State Farm Insurance Skipper's Seafood IVR: Washington Mutual Bank PROMOS AND NARRATION: Travel Channel PBS Kids Lifetime "Intimate Portraits: Terry MacMillan" AOL-Time Warner MULTIMEDIA/INTERACTIVE/GAMES Capcom: Lost Planet 3 Scholastic New Media Microsoft Boeing AT&T AUDIO BOOKS: Audie Award Nominee for narration of "Not Easily Broken" Numerous Titles for BBC America, Books on Tape Commercial Voice-Over: David H. Lawrence XVII Terry Berland Audio Books Kate Fleming (Anna Fields) MFA Acting - UCSD BA Theatre - College of William & Mary (with a vocal performance scholarship) HARDWARE: MacBook Intel Core-2 duo, AT2020 USB Microphone SOFTWARE: Audacity The precision and specificity of Tracey A. Leigh’s characters, including a frenetic girl who is suspected of murder, make an argument for giving the actress her own solo show. --New York Times "Tracey Leigh is an excellent reader; she makes each character individual and easily identifiable by voice and accent, and her portrayal of Clarice's mother is priceless… -- Library Journal "...Tracey Leigh's well-modulated voice is a good fit as she skillfully moves between the narrative and dialogue. Her pleasant delivery brings the listener into the hearts and minds of the characters." -- AudioFile “Tracey Leigh turns in a performance worthy of the material, which is no small feat, as the main character is an amnesiac 53-year-old female vampire in the body of an 11-year-old." -- Audiofile "Bravo for narrator Tracey Leigh, whose strong performance hooks the listener on this soap opera-like novel...Leigh beautifully characterizes children and adults and expertly portrays Janine's abusive boyfriend. She brings to life the full range of emotions experienced by the large cast of characters..." --Audiofile "Tracey Leigh narrates this book as if she were telling her own story. Full of passion and verve, her characters ring true." -- Audiofile