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Here’s the Coolest Pickleball Commercial That I Missed Out On

October 16, 2025 by Debbie Grattan

It’s sleek. It’s smooth. It features the world’s top women’s pickleball player, 18-year-old Anna Leigh Waters, promoting Paddletek pickleball gear. It also features a female voice over talent with just the right tone delivering just the right message – a voice over actor that could have been me.

The “it” in this case is the short, sassy and highly effective “Paddletek | Not A Real Sport” video seen below.


Yes, I was kicking myself (gently) for not even getting an audition for the project. Not because I feel I am the one and only voice over talent that could have narrated the video – but because I regularly play pickleball with Paddletek President and CEO Curtis Smith.

Geesh! Talk about a missed opportunity.

Granted, there may be a ton of cooks in the kitchen when it comes to hiring voice over actors for their company projects. While Curtis remains involved in Paddletek, the company itself was sold to Thirty-5 Capital and has operated as a part of United Pickleball Paddles (UPP) since last year.

The video allocates credit to three different entities: the advertising agency of Young & Laramore, the music agency of Songs For Film & TV, and the music sync and streaming-related services provider of Checked Label Services.

Curtis could have been far removed from the entire auditioning or video creation process. But that’s not the point. The point is that I don’t recall ever even mentioning that I have been a successful voice over artist for the past 25+ years.

Thankfully, the gentle kicking of myself stopped rather quickly. It instead morphed into a big lesson that I want to share with everyone:

You never know when mentioning your occupation or career path could lead to great opportunities – so make it a habit to mention them regularly.

This is not to say you need to hold up the grocery line by giving the cashier your entire work history – but it is to emphasize the importance of spreading the word about who you are and what you do. You never know who’s listening!

How to Market without Marketing in Daily Interactions

The first suggestion for spreading the word about your career is to get rid of the “marketing” mindset. You are not plugging your products or services. You are simply inserting information into the conversation to give people a better idea of what you’re all about.

One of the easiest ways to do this is to start by asking the other person about their own interests, hobbies and careers. You can then reciprocate by sharing the same information about yourself.

When it’s time to mention your job or career, don’t just leave it a one-sentence title. Flesh it out by showcasing a problem you solve, the passion or enthusiasm you have for what you do, or an exciting project you are working on.

Examples can include:

  • Problem you solve as a writer and editor: I help people transform what’s in their heart into words to be read by the world.
  • Passion you have as a voice over talent: My favorite part of my job is being able to embody the personality of a brand through my voice.
  • Enthusiasm you have as a shoe salesperson: Nothing beats the smile on people’s faces when they have happy and fashionable feet.
  • Exciting project you’re working on as an artist: As an animal lover, I am so excited to have been chosen to paint a wildlife mural on the wall around the nature preserve.

Keep the conversation going by asking the other person about the problems they solve, the passions that fuel their projects, and the exciting creations on their agenda.

How to Spot Opportunities

Paying attention to everything around you is not only a good practice for fully experiencing life, but it can do wonders for opening you up to business opportunities. Things to look for can include:

  • Everyday inconveniences and problems that beg for the solution you offer
  • Not-so-obvious situations where what you offer could be relevant or helpful
  • Opportunities to share your knowledge and info in your field
  • Chances to ask for input or feedback from others on something you’re creating or working on
  • Giving people a sample of your services or expertise at no charge

Additional Tips for a Highly Specific Niche

Some occupations, products and services are more popular or in-demand than others. Everyone wears shoes, much to the delight of the shoe salespeople. But not everyone will need voice over work, which means we voice over artists – and others in highly specific niches – need to get a bit creative.

One of the best suggestions here is never to force a mention of your occupation when it feels awkward or stilted. Instead, focus on listening intently to others, dropping a mention when it feels natural and right.

Storytelling is another way to highlight your profession in a conversational manner. Perhaps you have a strange, applicable, hilarious or lesson-learning story that involves one of your projects that aligns with the conversation’s topic.

If kids are around, practice one of your kid-friendly voices to relate to the children. Then mention how much fun it is to have a job where you get to create different voices.

Trends are another topic that can connect with what you do. Animation, for example, is experiencing a huge surge in demand and popularity. What a perfect place to note that you had the pleasure of voicing one of the most amusing animated projects this year.

If you’re in a setting where an ad comes on, there’s your opening. You can talk about the narrator’s voice and how important it is in your line of work. You can also share about one of the most amusing commercials you worked on recently.

The same type of conversational flow can be created when other topics or examples come up. These can include audiobooks, podcasts, documentaries, infomercials or even really bad robocalls. There’s your chance to point out what would make for a more engaging automated phone call or system.

Keep Your Antenna Up for Related Professions

One more tip that applies to every profession is to keep your ears open for those in related professions. You can inquire about some of the current projects they are working on, then ask how they typically go about securing the services you provide when those services are needed.

For voice over artists, this could include video production companies, advertising agencies, marketing departments and, yes, company presidents and CEOs on the pickleball court.

Although I missed out on the “Paddletek | Not A Real Sport” video, hopefully what I’ve learned and shared gives us all a greater awareness of the importance of mentioning our professions to those around us.

And it also left me with an automatic conversation starter the next time I see Curtis. After complimenting the great job on his company’s video, I can ask about the process for possibly auditioning for additional projects down the line.

Filed Under: For Voice Over Clients, For Voice Over Talent, Fun Stuff Tagged With: Featured, Featured Commercial

Keep the Awards Coming! VO Projects Win Big in 2025

August 22, 2025 by Debbie Grattan

Photo from mechwestshow.com

As if doing voice over for animation projects isn’t enough fun on its own, it becomes even more exciting when those projects win multiple awards. Just ask my daughter Natalie Rarick. She was part of two projects that recently scooped up a number of honors from three notable organizations. The projects are:

Teek and Tom Explore Planet Earth

Available on the NOAA website, this five-part animated series explains the ocean’s influence on our planet’s weather and climate. Natalie was the voice of Teek, a curious one-eyed purple alien who asks a zillion questions of NOAA climate scientist Tom Di Liberto. See our previous post here.

MechWest

Natalie and I both had the pleasure of working on MechWest, a cartoon world where robots, called mechs, meet the Wild West. Natalie is the voice of “Pearl,” one of the main characters of the series. I got to play some bit parts and help out with some of the VO session directing. The series was created by a father-son team. See our previous post here.

Photo from oceantoday.noaa.gov

Awards for ‘Teek and Tom’

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) definitely had an out-of-this-world hit with “Teek and Tom.” The project scored nine awards and a slot in the finalist category for an additional honor.

Telly Awards 2025

  • Gold – Sound and Sound Design (Episode 1)
  • Gold – Voice Over and Narration (Episode 1)
  • Silver – Education and Discovery (Entire Series)
  • Bronze – Craft-Fully Animated Piece (Episode 1)

It was heavy metal across the board with the Telly awards scored by “Teek and Tom.” The show brought home two Gold awards, one Silver and one Bronze.

Collision Awards 2025

  • Silver – Kids and Family, General category
  • Silver – Character Design, Craft category
  • Silver – Music
  • Silver – Voice Acting

“Teek and Tom” swooped up four different Collision Awards in the Silver category, including one for voice acting.

Shorty Awards 2025

  • Bronze – Audience Honor for Animation
  • Finalist – Government and Politics

Teek would be thrilled that the show was up for two Shorty award categories, with public votes helping them win one and place as a finalist in the other.

Mech West branding for mother daughter voiceover interview

Awards for ‘MechWest’

Robots in the Wild West are apparently wildly successful, as evidenced with the four awards bestowed upon the “MechWest” series.

Telly Awards 2025

  • Gold – Craft, 3-D Animation (Episodes 1 and 2)
  • Silver – General, Children

Episodes 1 and 2 snagged Gold awards for the specialized category of 3-D Animation. The entire series was honored with a Silver award for being one of the top shows created for children this year.

Collision Awards 2025

  • Gold – Kids and Family, General category
  • Audience Choice

“MechWest” lassoed in both the Gold and Audience Choice awards in the kids and family television category.

What the Awards Signify

Telly Awards

Recognizing excellence in the television and video industry, the prestigious Telly Awards signify recognition for a project’s originality, quality and creativity. Part of the prestige comes from the panel of 200 judges, industry experts from major production companies, streaming services and television networks.

Collision Awards

Given for excellence in animation and motion design, the Collision Awards are also chosen by a judging panel of industry experts. These prestigious honors signify a high level of recognition and achievement in the industry, highlighting projects that exhibit strong technical talent and creativity.

Shorty Awards

These international awards acknowledge and celebrate the best in digital and social media across the globe. The Shorty Awards highlight innovation and creativity, honoring projects that shape how people interact and connect in the online world.

Photo from oceantoday.noaa.gov

Collaboration at Its Best

Both “Teek and Tom” and “MechWest” are not only entertaining and captivating, but they truly illustrate what can happen when talented professionals work together to create something truly magical. Congratulations to everyone who contributed to the projects – and if you haven’t seen them yet, do take a gander at these award-winning shows.

“Teek and Tom” on the NOAA website: https://oceantoday.noaa.gov/teekandtom/

“MechWest” website: https://mechwestshow.com/

Filed Under: For Voice Over Clients, For Voice Over Talent, Fun Stuff Tagged With: Featured, Featured Character

Republican Negative Political Narration

June 19, 2025 by Debbie Grattan

What Is Republican Negative Political Narration, Really?

Let’s be honest, politics isn’t always sunshine and campaign balloons. Sometimes, you’ve got to shine a light on the messy parts. Republican negative political narration refers to the type of voiceover work that critiques or questions decisions, actions, or candidates associated with the Republican Party. It’s not about shouting into a void or ranting with a megaphone, it’s about delivering a serious message with clarity, poise, and purpose. That’s where Debbie Grattan steps in. She’s got the kind of voice that can cut through the noise. Its measured, credible, and never over-the-top. When the script calls for honesty without hysteria, Debbie brings it.

Statue of Liberty representing the Republican Negative Political Narration article.

Why the Right Voice Matters in Political Narration

Political narration, especially on the negative side, is a bit of a tightrope walk. You need to communicate real concerns without sounding like you’re reading from a scorched-earth playbook. A heavy-handed voiceover can turn people off fast. But a balanced one? That makes folks lean in. Debbie Grattan has been working in political narration long enough to know the difference. She knows how to approach a sensitive script whether it’s calling out hypocrisy in a recent policy shift or highlighting inconsistencies in a candidate’s record, without turning the audience into skeptics.

Getting the Tone Right (Without the Drama)

This type of narration isn’t about stirring up drama or throwing punches. It’s about holding attention while delivering a pointed message. So yes, there’s a very fine line between being firm and being abrasive. Debbie hits that sweet spot. Her delivery brings just enough seriousness to get the message across, without sounding like it’s coming from a doomsday bunker. Whether it’s a line like “Voters deserve better” or “The facts speak for themselves”, she delivers it in a way that feels grounded and frankly, trustworthy.

Washington Library representing the Republican Negative Political Narration article.

A Calm Voice in a Heated Arena

Let’s face it: political advertising can get pretty loud. There’s a lot of “us vs. them” energy out there, and audiences are more tuned in (and more skeptical) than ever. So when you’re trying to highlight the flaws in a Republican policy or candidate, the last thing you want is a voice that feels combative. Debbie Grattan’s strength is her ability to sound like the calm person in the room. She doesn’t need to shout to be heard. Her voice carries weight because it feels real. A bit like a friend pulling you aside and giving you the facts straight.

Republican Negative Political Narration Summed Up

There are plenty of voice actors out there. But not everyone can handle Republican negative political narration without tipping into sensationalism or sounding robotic. Debbie’s experience spans everything from healthcare PSAs to courtroom-style campaign ads. She knows how to adjust her tone depending on the stakes. She brings a clear, even energy to her reads, producers know they’re getting more than just a voice – they’re getting a message that lands.

Whether it’s a 30-second radio spot or a digital ad campaign dissecting policy positions, Debbie Grattan delivers every line with intention. In a political climate that’s full of noise, that kind of voice is exactly what you want in your corner.

Filed Under: For Voice Over Clients

Republican Positive Political Narration

June 13, 2025 by Debbie Grattan

If you’re putting together a political message and want voters to actually listen, the delivery matters just as much as the script. That’s where Debbie Grattan comes in. Her voice doesn’t just say the words, it gives them meaning. Whether she’s narrating a spot on family values, small business support, or national security, Debbie brings a clear, grounded tone that makes people pay attention without feeling like they’re being sold a vacuum cleaner. This is what Republican positive political narration should sound like: real, respectful, and reassuring. Debbie nails it.

What Makes Republican Positive Political Narration… Positive?

Let’s face it, political ads can be intense. But not all of them need to be dramatic slow-motion flag montages and thunderous background drums. “Positive” narration means shining a light on what’s working, focusing on values like self-reliance, economic growth, and protecting personal freedoms, but doing it in a way that’s calm, upbeat, and dare we say, pleasant? Debbie Grattan has this knack for keeping things grounded. Her tone doesn’t push, it invites. Whether the topic is lower taxes or stronger communities, she sounds like someone you’d trust to explain it over dinner, not someone yelling at you from your car radio.

The Style of a Narrator

These days, audiences are tuning out anything that sounds like it came from a political playbook. Big, booming, dramatic voices? Most folks hit “skip” within two seconds. What works now is authenticity. Voters want to feel like they’re hearing from someone who gets it. Debbie does. Her delivery is confident, but never pushy. In fact, she’s got this calm-under-pressure quality that makes you feel like you’re in good hands. That tone? It’s like when a level-headed friend explains why something matters, clear, steady, and no nonsense.

Political Narration – Taking Big Ideas and Making Them Simple

Politics gets complicated fast. One minute you’re talking about interest rates, and the next you’re in a ten-minute rabbit hole about economic indicators. Debbie’s superpower is keeping things simple without dumbing them down. Take a recent spot she voiced about school choice. Rather than using a bunch of jargon, Debbie helped it feel personal, like a mom explaining why she wants more options for her kids’ future. That kind of clarity? That’s what makes the message stick. She’s done narration on everything from border security to small-town infrastructure. Each time, she finds a way to make it relatable. Not flashy. Not watered-down. Just human.

The Oval Office representing the Republican Positive Political Narration article.

Positive Political Narration – They Want a Conversation.

Ever sat through an ad that felt like someone was wagging a finger at you? Not exactly engaging, right? Debbie’s narration flips that on its head. Instead of lecturing, she talks with people. That tone offers both an equal part in being professional and personable! That is why voters actually listen. Whether it’s a national campaign or a local election, her voice brings a quiet authority that makes people feel respected. Like, “Hey, here’s what we believe, here’s why it matters, and we thought you’d want to know.”

Positivity Isn’t Just Polite – It’s Powerful

Staying upbeat in political narration doesn’t mean ignoring real issues. It means leading with what works. Debbie knows how to strike that balance. Her voice brings a steady optimism that feels earned, not sugar-coated. So when a candidate wants to highlight economic wins, support for veterans, or safer communities, Debbie makes those wins sound real. Not puffed-up, not exaggerated, just honest accomplishments, told in a tone that voters can actually connect with.

Republican Positive Political Narration Summed Up

If you’re looking for Republican positive political narration that doesn’t sound like it’s trying too hard, Debbie Grattan is the voice you want in your corner. She brings warmth, clarity, and just the right amount of authority to your script, making even the most complex policy sound like something people actually care about.

Need a voice that cuts through the noise and connects with real voters? Debbie Grattan delivers.

Filed Under: For Voice Over Clients

Democratic Negative Political Narration

June 1, 2025 by Debbie Grattan

Let’s be honest: political voiceover isn’t always about pep talks and patriotic music swelling in the background. Sometimes, it’s about stepping up to say, “Hey, this isn’t working.” That’s where Democratic Negative Political Narration comes in. This isn’t just mudslinging or cheap shots, it’s about holding people accountable. When the Democrats drop the ball, whether it’s a failed housing policy or mishandled response to a crisis, someone needs to be able to say it straight. That’s where Debbie Grattan comes in. Debbie knows how to deliver the tough stuff without sounding like she’s auditioning for a soapbox rant. Her tone is real, grounded, and most importantly, it’s believable.

It’s Not Just Criticism. It’s Clarity.

You don’t hire a voice actor for Democratic Negative Political Narration because you want them to yell into the void. You hire someone like Debbie because she understands how to cut through the noise. Let’s say there’s a piece about a recent education reform bill that looked great on paper but fizzled out once it hit real classrooms. You don’t need a fire-and-brimstone delivery. You need a voice that says:
“This was supposed to help. It didn’t. Here’s why that matters.” That’s Debbie’s sweet spot. She brings clarity without cruelty and makes sure the message lands.

Statue of Liberty image representing the Democratic Negative Political Narration article.

When Do You Use Democratic Negative Political Narration?

Simple answer: whenever it matters. That could be during campaign season, during a primary challenge, or even from voices inside the Democratic Party trying to push for change. Maybe a local Democrat backed a corporate tax loophole that quietly slipped through under the radar. Or maybe a national figure made a misstep that’s dominating headlines. In those moments, you need narration that isn’t afraid to say, “This isn’t what we promised.” And Debbie? She delivers it like someone who’s been paying attention, not someone reading off a script.

Democratic Negative Political Narration – Striking the Balance

Negative political narration walks a fine line. Too soft and it sounds apologetic. Too harsh and it turns people off. Debbie hits the middle perfectly. Her delivery isn’t aggressive, it’s assertive. She sounds like the voice in your head when you’re watching the news, thinking, “Wait, what just happened?” That kind of tone invites the listener to reflect, not retreat. She’s not shouting from the sidelines. She’s guiding the listener through the mess with calm, confident authority.

Vote image representing the Democratic Negative Political Narration article.

Authenticity Wins Elections (and Earns Trust)

In political voiceover, slick doesn’t always sell. Especially not when you’re calling out failure. People don’t want to feel like they’re hearing a commercial, they want something real. That’s where Debbie shines. She’s got the kind of delivery that feels like it’s coming from someone who actually cares, not someone checking off bullet points. No overacting. No drama. Just someone telling it like it is. Whether she’s voicing a spot for a challenger candidate or helping a progressive PAC question the status quo, she makes sure the message sticks without sounding like it came out of a factory.

Democratic Negative Political Narration – Final Thoughts

Democratic Negative Political Narration isn’t just about going negative. It’s about honesty. It’s about having the guts to speak up when things aren’t going the way they should and doing it in a way people will actually hear. If you need a voice that can deliver the hard truths without alienating the audience, Debbie Grattan’s the one to call. She’s not there to burn bridges, she’s there to build credibility. In politics, That’s what moves the needle.

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Democratic Positive Political Narration

May 26, 2025 by Debbie Grattan

Let’s face it, most political ads sound like someone’s yelling at you through a bullhorn. But Democratic Positive Political Narration is a different kind of gig. It’s about lifting people up, not talking down to them. It’s about giving folks a little hope, a little clarity, and a sense that things can actually get better. Debbie Grattan has made a name for herself in this space by doing just that. She’s not here to shout policy points like a game show host. She’s here to connect. To sound like the kind of person you’d actually trust to read your mail, or maybe even your favorite bedtime story, if it came with a ballot.

What Makes Democratic Positive Narration Work

There’s a certain vibe that sets this type of voiceover apart. It’s not just a script about healthcare or clean energy, it’s a chance to tell people, “Hey, someone’s actually working on the stuff you care about.” In Democratic Positive Political Narration, the focus is on things like better schools, fair wages, protecting the environment, and standing up for people who usually get ignored. It’s the kind of content that wants to leave you thinking, “You know what? That sounds pretty good.” Debbie’s strength lies in making it sound real, not rehearsed. She knows how to hit the emotional tone without getting too sentimental, keeping it grounded in reality while still leaning toward the bright side. Think less press conference, more fireside chat.

Flag representing the Democratic Positive Political Narration article.

Why It’s Not Just Political Fluff

Now, you might think all this “positive political narration” stuff is just feel-good filler, but it’s more than that. These messages have a purpose. They remind voters what’s actually at stake, and they do it without turning every ad into an anxiety spiral. When someone hears Debbie voicing a campaign ad about affordable housing or climate action, it lands differently. Not like a lecture. More like a neighbor filling you in over coffee: “Here’s what’s going on. This here is why it matters.” When people feel like they’re being spoken to, not spoken at, they’re more likely to listen. That’s the real magic behind the delivery.

The Role of Tone (And No, Not That Kind of Tone)

Tone is everything. You know when you’re listening to someone and they just sound… genuine? That’s the lane Debbie stays in. She’s not putting on a big, booming announcer voice. She’s not trying to stir up outrage or drama. Her narration has a warmth to it, a kindness, that cuts through all the political noise. It’s a reminder that this whole democracy thing is supposed to be for the people, not just the loudest voices in the room. Honestly? That kind of tone goes a long way when people are exhausted by negativity. Debbie’s narration isn’t about sugarcoating. It’s about showing the good that’s out there and making it sound worth getting behind.

USA Capitol locations representing the Democratic Positive Political Narration article.

Why Debbie Grattan for Democratic Positive Political Narration?

Debbie’s been in the voiceover game for years, and let’s just say, she knows how to read a room – even if that room happens to be the entire country. Whether she’s voicing a PSA about healthcare access or narrating a campaign spot on voting rights, she brings a calm confidence that feels earned, not forced. Clients love her because she makes complex ideas sound clear, and heartfelt stories sound authentic. She never overdoes it. There’s no extra fluff, no trying-too-hard energy. Just a steady, real-deal delivery that makes you want to keep listening.

Positive Political Narration That Actually Connects

In the end, Democratic Positive Political Narration isn’t about pushing an agenda, it’s about offering an invitation. An invitation to believe that maybe—just maybe—government can be about helping people again. Debbie Grattan has a knack for delivering that message with the kind of tone that people don’t just hear, they trust. Whether it’s a statewide initiative or a national campaign, her voice brings a grounded optimism that sticks. Because when the message is clear, kind, and actually feels human, people tune in – and when they do? They might just show up, speak out, and believe in something again.

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Debbie Grattan is a top-rated professional female voice over talent with more than 25 years of experience delivering voice over services worldwide. She regularly records commercial voice overs for radio and tv as well as infomercial voice overs and direct response marketing for children's toys, health, fitness and beauty products. Other specialties include female narration voice overs for corporate narration, web videos, tutorials, explainer videos and technical medical narration. Debbie also provides phone-related voice over services including phone prompts, messages-on-hold and outbound phone marketing for companies in the United States and Canada.

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