Sarah DeLong

I’m Sarah DeLong, a U.S.-based voiceover artist and narrator. I love crafting warm, wise, and wonder-filled audio files for museums, schools, researchers, authors, and health providers—including guides, descriptors, e-learning, fundraising content, advertising, and so much more. My hope is always that I can give listeners moments to pause, feel, and connect with themselves and the world. I'm known for speaking to multiple ages and audiences and for offering a vocal tone that is “calming” “thoughtful” “engaging” “educational” “chill” “affirming” “reflective” “curious" “soothing” “meditative” and “explorative”.

My interest in neuroscience is built on a lifetime of experiences. Multiple people in my family have experienced neurological disorders—including brain cancer, Parkinson's, and schizophrenia. I also live with an idiopathic hand tremor. After studying language and literature in college, I was a children's librarian and literacy instructor, which sparked my interest in informal learning spaces, child development, and the science of storytelling. Later, while training as a yoga instructor and an integrative somatic facilitator, I studied anatomy, accessible movement, and cognition in the context of neutral and affirming spaces. All of this has fueled my curiosity and empathy for human scientific and artistic expressions. I love connecting and co-creating with people who blur and blend traditional forms of research and care. I'm also open to finding new avenues of voice work through those connections.

Listen to my voice samples: DeLongVoiceover.com
Training: Bachelor of Arts in language & literature, Integrative Somatic Facilitator (trauma informed movement & mindfulness), vocal & sound-engineering coaching & masterclasses.
Additional lived experience: children's librarian & literacy coach & community teacher