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Your project matters. So does the voice that brings it to life.

I'm Marisha Tapera—a full-time, Source-Connect certified voice actor with a warm, intelligent, grounded tone that helps brands connect, stories resonate, and audiences lean in.

Whether you're creating a national commercial, a cinematic game, an audiobook, or a brand film, my job is to elevate your words with clarity, depth, and intention.

Trusted by:
🔹 HarperAudio
🔹 LEGO
🔹 Boehringer Ingelheim
🔹 Slitherine Games
🔹 Ameriprise
🔹 And dozens more clients worldwide

From galley-cook boars and hardened soldiers to benefits onboarding and polished healthcare explainers, I love partnering with creatives, producers, and teams who care about story, sound, and results.

Let’s connect and bring your project to life.

Commercial demo by Jordan Reynolds  •  Corporate/e-learning demo by Anne Ganguzza • Documentary/in-show narration demo by JMC Demos/Thom Pinto • Interactive demo by Guy Cunningham/Big Mouth Voices • Political demo by Sound Nectar Studios

I've hired Marisha multiple times to voice short films I directed for local nonprofit organizations. She really served as my go-to narrator whenever the creative demanded a warm, smooth, or soothing voice. She always hit her lines the first time, was receptive to direction, and was super easy to work with. Definitely would hire again.

—Steve Dorst, documentary filmmaker, director and producer

Marisha is a pleasure to work with. She takes direction excellently, and her pacing and delivery were perfect!

—Sean Daeley, voice actor and producer

Marisha Tapera did an amazing job as the producer and narrator, able to easily switch between scenes of suspense, scenes of action, and scenes of dialogue. … Marisha's voice is really clear and has a rich quality that makes it pleasant to listen to, and her performance was so good that I laughed at parts which brought out the humour, and felt my neck hairs prickle at the emotional highpoints.

—Karl Drinkwater, author

 We love your voice, you are very professional and working with you is fantastic. You make it all very simple.

—Susana Acua, producer

Tapera…infuses a spirit of [camaraderie] among the NeoG shipmates that would be the envy of any crew. 

—AudioFile review of HarperAudio’s “A Pale Light in the Black”

Studio

Studiobricks One soundproof booth • Neumann TLM 102 microphone • UA Apollo Twin Duo interface • Focal Listen pro closed-back headphones • Mac Studio • MacBook Air • Twisted Wave/Adobe Audition DAW • Source Connect Standard • ipDTL/Skype/Zoom/others on request • cloud and external file backups • Studio audio sample available on request

Narrative and scripted podcasts and films

Fiction podcast narration credits:

Quarantine Theater Presents:

My Side of the Mountain #3;

20,000 Leagues Under the Sea #2;

Going Postal #4

Obsidian Podcast Kilimanjaro series: Bodies of Matter

Selected scripted podcast credits:

1944 the Podcast: “Jimmy”

Seminar episode 94, Chrysalis: “Mother”

Obsidian Podcast Off the Grid: “Narrator/AI”

Wuthering Heights: “Ellen”

Morpheus One: “President Magdelena Tobago”

Amber and the Hidden City podcast: “The Margara”

Jane Eyre: “Martha Abbott”

Apollyon: “Reese Williams”

You Said: (film, voice): “Mom”

Vast Horizon series finale: “Dr. Nasha Okoro”

Rebel Girls app Sleep Story Julia Butterfly Hill: “Luna”

Rebel Girls app What About Anxiety? “Dr. Sarah Bellum”

Significant Deal: “Lauren Watts/Talisha Turner”

Dark Dice Shores of the Silver Thrum: “Eudaw Quit”

Contact 

Direct: info@marishavoice.com

Representation

Vox Inc.
Tom Lawless
assistant@voxusa.net
323‑951‑4500

Go Voices
Josh Miller
Laura Adducci
info@GoVoices.com
303-623-2723 

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