Voice Actor

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Memoir

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Whether it’s memoir, a fantasy, a self-help book, or a novel replete with foreign accents and mood-altering scenes, Dena Kouremetis considers it her job to make an “audio-movie” out of the written word.

The San Francisco native is unique in the voice-acting world, having been a writing professional for publications and sites from the Sacramento Bee to Forbes to The New York Post to Psychology Today, where she maintains a light-hearted Nora Ephron-esque blog on aging well.

Currently in training, Kouremetis will now be adding VIDEO DESCRIPTION services to her menu. Using concise wording to explain what is happening in each scene without “stepping” on dialogue (or giving away the story), Kouremetis creates context for the visually-impaired. Having spent several decades as a copywriter, she uses her skills to “paint the picture” with words, her smooth voice carrying you through the on-screen journey. Because what takes place in your mind is ten times more graphic than what others can see with their eyes.