When I go to work, it's fun to guess what I'll be doing that day.
Probably a voice-over job -- I've been a voice actor for years. Maybe as affiliate voice: I've been heard on stations from coast-to-coast. Certainly a dialect coach... I'm always working in film and on stage somewhere. Or directing! There's nothing I'd rather do than make storytelling magic.
So take a look, give a listen, and be in touch. Tomorrow when I go to work, I'd love to be working for you.
I am Lois Lane on Superfriends, Lady Jaye on GI Joe, and dozens more characters on many more shows. My voice-overs are heard on thousands of commercials, promos, and industrials. I'm also the voice of OnStar, General Motors' navigation system, heard in millions of cars... and the proud owner of a fine state-of-the-art studio.
As a superhero I've fought for truth
and justice, rescued those in peril,
and saved the day.
Just imagine what I can do for you.
Folks wake up to my TV affiliate voice-overs from sea to shining sea. During the day I guide them to their local news; at night I provide turn-by-turn direction to primetime TV and national news. People count on me, and whether I'm the voice-over inside a GM car telling drivers where to go, or the voice on your station, I give folks info they need, want… and sure like to hear.
Let me send them your way.
From the blockbuster Twilight to TNT's Leverage; theatre's Ragtime to Grey Gardens, I put words in actors' mouths. I coach performers to sound like they are from 1910 New York City; 2010 Northern Ireland; wherever it is teen Vampires come from… and whether Nigerian for one TV show and Chaucerian English for another; on set, on location or via Skype®, my coaching accents the authentic.
Talk to me about your tale, and let me speak for you.
As theatre director, I hew to a simple idea: seek the play's heart, and engage actors in a journey to reveal it. I steward with clarity, curiosity, and a devotion to truth; I nurture exploration, and celebrate discovery. On my stage we adventure with respect, dedication, lots of laughter -- and usually, full houses and darn good reviews.
For performer, stage manager, designer, crew, audience: my plays have heart. Let me seek the heart of yours.
Mary McDonald-Lewis
SAG-AFTRA
503.705.1363
Representation
Los Angeles: SBV
323.938.6000
email • sbvtalent.com
New York: Access Talent
212.331.9600
email • accesstalent.com
Chicago: Grossman & Jack
312.587.1155
email • grossmanjack.com
Seattle: The Actors Group
206.427.7449
email • theactorsgroup.com
Portland: Q6 Talent
503.274.8555
email • q6talent.com