u/CoCoCheynelle

Hey! I'm Ashley, a professional voice actor based in Atlanta, trained at Atlanta Voice Over Studio, recording from a treated home studio on a Rode NT1 through a Focusrite Scarlett.

I work across commercial, narration, and character work - and I'm one of the few bilingual English/French VAs you'll find actively taking indie projects at accessible rates.

Voice Range: Female | 20–35 | Warm and conversational for commercial and narration, cold and layered for character work. Natural rasp in my lower register that works well for antagonists and morally complex roles.

Languages & Accents: 🇺🇸 English (native) - Neutral American · NY/NJ · Southern US · Jamaican · French (conversational) - available for bilingual and international projects

Some of my credits include:

• Starfield - NPC video game mod
• Pembroke Investigations - audio drama
• Sleep Meditation Series - "A Letter From Your Future Self"
• Perfume Valley - social media ad
• Notary Signing Service - corporate onboarding narration

Samples - listen before you reach out:

• Casual/Conversational Reel
• Commercial Reel

Rates: Starting at $40/project - flexible based on scope, usage rights, and turnaround. DM me with your project details and I'll get you a quote fast.

I want to preface saying I definitely answered the major questions when analyzing the script.

I imagined talking to an overwhelmed coworker who overslept and rushed late into work. They’re tired/exhausted and I understand them because I’ve been there before. Right before this, I watched them have a crazy week and even fall asleep at their desk. I want them to pause for a moment. My secret, I know Tracks works, I’m not trying to sell them anything.

Now for the mouth noises, I have been hydrating and using my focal steam that also doubles as my vocal steamer when my mouth/throat are dry. Any other advice getting rid of mouth clicks. Were they distracting enough to possibly not get me a call back?

I’ve been struggling to land my first audition, especially commercial (I’ve had paid clients before though). Admittedly, I’m a bit discouraged but it won’t stop me for now. I am worried of coming off unnatural that my reads just sound stiff…

Recent commercial: click here

Any constructive criticism is welcomed. If it’s very critical, please be sure to DM privately.

Side note: I auditioned for a character read and didn’t get the part but the showrunner has a different project he invited me to audition for. Emotionally I was mixed but maybe closer to booking my first audition 😁 (character audition) Apparently the character has a wide range of emotions and thinks ill fit this.

Thanks for listening!