ELLIS WILLIAMS BRINGS OVER TEN YEARS OF VOICEOVER EXPERIENCE TO HIS PROJECTS. HIS STUDIES BEGAN AT ACCESS TALENT IN NEW YORK CITY INSTRUCTED BY ROGER BECKER IN 2015. THEN, HE TOOK PRIVATE COACHING FROM VOICEOVER INSTRUCTOR AND CASTING DIRECTOR, DORIANNE ELLIOTT WHILE STUDYING ACTING AT THE SHEEN CENTER TAUGHT BY BRAD CALCATERRA until 2019.

Williams career started in digital narrating college football hype videos. He added character work to his skillset as a voice actor for a variety of animated sketch shows across Bleacher Report like “Small Ball,” “Gridiron Heights,” and “A Carmelo Anthony Christmas.” Following his work in acting, Williams went on to narrate for broadcast on CBS Sports, including hosting a 2020 special titled, “Connected: What it Means to Be Me.” and lending his voice to Kevin Hall, a Ohio based golfer whose journey through the amateurs while battling being hearing impaired was the subject of two projects: the 2020 Masters open and a documentary following Hall and his family’s pursuit to raise money the Korn Ferry Tour by chasing purses in the APGA golf tour. Williams continues his work in voice acting and narration, for all voice inquiries use the contact button above.