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America’s premiere female live voice announcer Randy Thomas made history as the first woman to announce
ABC News Nightline, The Academy Awards©,The Emmy Awards©, The Kennedy Center Honors, The Rock & Rock Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony, and The AFI Awards©, to name a few. As the tenth-time announcer of The Oscars©, and twentieth-time Tony© announcer, Thomas has been winning accolades and opening doors for female voice artists for over 20 years in addition to experience as a radio personality in New York, Los Angeles, Detroit, & Miami.
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Learn *Virtually or *In-Studio with Randy in a range of voiceover genres:
– Live Announce
– Promo & Trailer
– Commercial
– Radio Imaging and more!
Recent News
Randy’s latest work, expert advice, interviews, and articles on voiceover.
Q&A with the Oscars live announcer
What Do the Oscars Sound Like? You may not know Randy Thomas by name, but you’ve probably heard her voice. This year, for the tenth time, Thomas will play
ABC News Feature – Behind the scenes with Oscars live announcer Randy Thomas
ABC News takes a behind-the-scenes look at a day in the life of live announcer Randy Thomas.
Randy Thomas Returns to Washington for 41st Annual Kennedy Center Honors
It's #KCHonors night! On December 2, 2018, Randy Thomas returns to announce the 41st annual national celebration of the arts — The Kennedy Center Honors. “The Kennedy Center
Randy Thomas Becomes First Woman To Announce ABC News NightLine History
Another one down in the history books for female voice over pioneer, Randy Thomas. Thomas is the new voice of Nightline; She is the first female announcer
Congratulations In Order for 33rd Annual Rock And Roll Hall of Fame Inductees
Randy proudly returns for the fourth time to announce The 33rd Annual Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony presented by Klipsch Audio will take place on Saturday, April
Los Angeles Times Featured Interview: The Voice You Recognize, But May Not See
On Oscar night, her voice will be one of the most important you’ll hear — so much so that, in awards show parlance, it’s called “the voice
