Author Archives: Cristina Baker Woods

I recently booked and recorded a bilingual (English/Spanish) voiceover job from home thanks to a referral from fabulous fellow “Voxy Lady” Lisa Biggs. Being a new mother, I’m now submitting more voiceover auditions from home so that I can enjoy … Continue reading →

Congratulations to voice actor, Rachel Fulginiti!  Carnival time is here and the king cake Rachel won from the Voxy Ladies is being shipped to her from New Orleans! If you are reading this and saying to yourself, “Yummy!”, there are two … Continue reading →

I’m featured in this blog post on The Girl’s Guide To Voiceover so I just HAD to share!  It’s for a GREAT cause: The Children’s Holiday Magic Project.  Many thanks to the Voxy Ladies for organizing this.  I am very … Continue reading →

It’s that time of year again: the annual Halloween Costume Clothing Drive!  As a Voxy Lady, I couldn’t be prouder to be a part of this wonderful clothing drive, benefiting children throughout the US and Canada.  And if the feel-good … Continue reading →

Sorry I haven’t written a blog post lately, but I have an excellent excuse… I’m a mother!  I’m taking some time off to spend with my beautiful daughter, Colette.  I love her so much.  She is amazing.

I was very excited to see this great movie trailer today and thought I would share it on my website.  As a professional voiceover actor, I was able to identify immediately with Bell’s character.  Here is the trailer along with … Continue reading →

This past week was a great work week!  My jobs included recording voiceovers (looping) for a TV show, and I had one of the best voiceover sessions ever for a wonderful movie. The film session was particularly enjoyable because there … Continue reading →

Last week, I had the pleasure of working on a feature film where I was asked to do voiceovers with 10 year old girls.  Let me clarify: I was asked to speak in the voice of a ten year old … Continue reading →

Flavorwire came out with this article yesterday: Guess What: Hollywood’s ‘Bridesmaids’ Revolution Never Happened “52% of the people in the audience are women, but only 28% of the people on screen are, and that’s not a problem that can be solved … Continue reading →

Late last night, I was reading the New York Times and happened to come across this article written by Angelina Jolie, which had been published just minutes before I read it. I tweeted the news right away and posted it … Continue reading →