Commercial voice artist Judith Fine has a broad base of professional voiceover recording experience for clients in the retail and hospitality industries as well as: the City of Northampton, Hampshire Educational Collaborative, Cyberlore Studios, Arcadia Wildlife Sanctuary, Frisbee Memorial Hospital, Sinauer Associates Book Publishers, and author Jim Ballard’s motivational video, “What’s the Rush?”  Radio stations and telephone hotlines have included Judith’s voiceover work in their promotions. Fine has also voiced promotional event commercials for the Chamber of Commerce.   Narrative and documentary reads that feature Fine’s voice are pitched warm, low and friendly with a genuine effect, and her character voice repertoire is authentic and appealing.

Judith studied theater at George Washington University in the late 60’s. She has worked with a variety of non-equity theater groups in New England on productions including: “Whose Afraid of Virginia Woolf”; The Killing of Sister George”; NoTheatre Original Plays; and original works by playwrights such as Rita Bleiman, Tanys Martula, and Roy Faudree.