Elizabeth Austin is a multifaceted talent in the entertainment industry, seamlessly blending her expertise as a voice actress, writer, singer, and production professional. Currently serving as a Sales & Acquisition Representative, Elizabeth plays a pivotal role in connecting filmmakers with digital and broadcast distribution channels....
Elizabeth Austin is a multifaceted talent in the entertainment industry, seamlessly blending her expertise as a voice actress, writer, singer, and production professional. Currently serving as a Sales & Acquisition Representative, Elizabeth plays a pivotal role in connecting filmmakers with digital and broadcast distribution channels. Her extensive networking skills and ability to cultivate strong relationships have been instrumental in driving film acquisition and sales, leading to significant revenue growth for the performing arts and film sectors.
One of her notable achievements includes the launch of the GoTraveler Channel, where she serves as the French narrator, bringing captivating travel stories to life for audiences streaming on platforms like XUMO and Facebook. Elizabeth's voice has also graced the acclaimed Rolf Forsberg documentary, "After Jesus," where her co-narration contributed to the film's success. Additionally, her creative talents extend to character voice work, as seen in her engaging performances for Amazing Animal characters featured on Video Visits and her impactful ad campaigns running on the ROKU Channel.
Elizabeth's proficiency in tools like Final Cut Pro, combined with her strong background in theatre and opera, enhances her storytelling capabilities, allowing her to deliver compelling narratives that resonate with diverse audiences. With a commitment to excellence and a passion for the arts, Elizabeth is open to opportunities for overseas work or relocation, eager to expand her horizons and continue making a meaningful impact in the entertainment industry. Her unique blend of skills and experiences positions her as a valuable asset in any creative endeavor.
