Brian Faulkner: A "Mercedes" Voice.
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Brian Faulkner, 
a "Mercedes" Voice.

       "Your narrations are always right on."         
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Fred Story, Concentrix Music & Sound Design -

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Brian Faulkner is known for his "Mercedes" ​delivery.
336-251-2203

Lewisville, North Carolina   
​(Winston-Salem / Greensboro / High Point ​ area)
​"People have told me that I have a Mercedes voice, which a broadcast exec once called a combination of Charles Kuralt and Garrison Keillor -- a perfect choice for:
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  • > explainer videos to position and sell products
  • > upscale brand and image spots
  • > magazine-style program segments for television
  • > documentaries about history, people, business & the arts.

Corporate clients like my voice because it showcases their message without showing itself off.  Advertisers appreciate my 'natural' sound -- a smooth, thoughtful read one minute and a cool, wry one the next ... or perhaps the dad next door, a wise grandpa or lighthearted storyteller.

I'd love to be a match for your project."

                            ​                                         Brian Faulkner​

Upscale TV Spot 

Pullen Park Carousel 

Documentary 

Narration Sample

Our State Public TV (see video below)

Historic Neighborhood Promotion  

Commercials

More Commercials

Product Presentation

Sales Meeting Intro

Public Radio Feature  (Piano Memories)

Dramatic Reading 

Need a touch of humor?  

I HATE
  Valentine's Day ...

"Fabulous voice ... 
LOVED the laugh you threw in -- that was perfect."
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- Client Audition -


Below are VO samples for web or television.  
​View additional samples
​  HERE and  HERE. 
The short promo for the Blowing Rock Art & History Museum, as well as the 3-min. "explainer" piece describing the town's many attractions, were shot and edited by Kyle Grove of Rock Ridge Productions, Boone, NC.  Script and narration by Brian Faulkner.

Whalehead Club is a beautifully crafted eleven minute documentary about an art nouveau coastal mansion, the fascinating people who built it and the era that spawned it. This segment was one of more than 120 written and voiced by Brian Faulkner for the Emmy-award winning Our State series on UNC-TV (North Carolina Public Television).  
DDB Unlimited's objective was to position itself to advantage with a short online video.  They wanted an explainer video to grab (and hold) prospects' attention, sell product benefits and generate qualified sales leads.  Brian wrote the script based on answers to questions he  submitted to the client through producer Kyle Grove.

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