SARAH WILSON DE MEJIAS
sarah@TheVoiceYouWantToHear.com

A Short Biography...

Currently living between Baltimore, MD and Washington DC, Sarah was born and raised north of Dallas, Texas. Her parents are both from South Dakota (in case you were wondering about her neutral accent.) Sarah attended college at Trinity University in San Antonio, Texas and graduated with a BS in Engineering. She worked in the pharmaceutical industry in Maryland. Sarah has always liked to talk and has a vivid imagination which adds conviction to her work. Sarah enjoys taking random classes from the local community college. This is how she stumbled into a class on voice acting... and fell in love with it!

What People are Saying...

"Any effective commercial is dependant upon the proper mix of copy, music, sound effects and of course the most important ingredient, the voice over artist. Sarah Mejias has been that important ingredient for a number of commercials at 95 One Shine FM making her one of the top names on my short list of voiceover artists. Her work always meets or exceeds my expectations with a turnaround time that helps keep me on schedule. If you're wondering about whether or not to use her voice, stop wondering and send her your project. You won't regret it." -Jeff, Shine FM

"Sarah was very professional, pro-active and very, very responsive. I look forward to working with Sarah on future projects." -Thiru Dorai, R Systems

"Hi Sarah, you exceeded every expectation I had in that interview, I just want to say thank you so much!! I can't believe you took the time out beforehand to do extra research and create more interesting and motivating questions for me - the interview would not have been the same without you and you have a client for life here!!" -Steve Carter, The Hidden Architecture

"Sarah's voice has an authenticity to it, and "real" is what the business is all about today. What you hear is what you get, and Sarah is the genuine article!" -Dan Levine

"You've got a girl-next-door voice that's very in demand and I like your interpretation of the copy." -John Billingsly