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The Voice That Turns Promotions Into Profits

The voice of choice for behind the screen narration is Rodney Saulsberry.

A Detroit native and University of Michigan graduate, he makes his home in California. He says, "I could not have come from a better place to prepare me for where I am now."

Recently he was the announcer for the 34th NAACP Image Awards and you can hear his distinctive voice on television's "Showtime At The Apollo."

Moviegoers can hear Saulsberry promoting some of the hottest motion pictures, including: "Dumb and Dumber," "Drtunline," "Life," and "Crooklyn."

Corporations like Lincoln, While Castle, Burger King and Nestle Crunch have all benefited from the talents of this versatile pitchman.
He is convincing as the voice of "Joe Robbie Robertson" on the cartoon series Spider-man, and has lent his singing voice to animated films, "The Lion King" and "The Prince Of Egypt."

Saulsberry has made guest appearances on shows like: "Taxi," "M.A.S.H.," and, "227" and has recorded two albums with two top 40 R&B singles. He admits however that voice over is his passion and doesn't regret the physical anonymity.

To protect his "tool" Saulsberry never smokes, drinks or does anything that may get in the way of his ability to deliver. In a business where you are only as good as your last performance, Saulsberry leaves nothing to chance and practices constantly. His phenomenal voice and work ethic has made him one of the industry's best.

Saulsberry's signature voice is managed by the William Morris Agency.