Cherie B. Tay
Vocal Descriptors:
Compassionate, Knowledgeable, Velvet Smooth, Youthful, Warm
Pronouns: She/Her/Hers & They/Them/Theirs
Accents/Dialects: Singaporean
Millennial Political Voiceover
Democratic Voiceover Talent
Female Political Voiceover
Gender Non-Conforming Voiceover
Asian American Voiceover
LGBTQIA+ Voiceover
Contact Cherie: cheriebtayvo@gmail.com | 724-374-3829
Cherie B. Tay (she/they) is a queer, BIPOC, gender non-conforming Voice Actor & multimedia creative artist. In addition to providing voiceovers for political projects, Cherie works across other genres like animation, commercial, eLearning, narration, podcasts, and trailers. In addition to being a voiceover artist, they are also a Broadway stage manager (Hadestown), a professional photographer (featured in the New York Times and Vulture), avideographer, and a ukulele teacher. Cherie is proud to provide professional voiceover services for progressive causes.
Studio DetailsCherie has a professional home studio with a Synco D2 shotgun microphone, Scarlett 2i2, and uses Adobe Audition recording software.
Turnaround TimeEastern Standard Time (EST, GMT-5). Cherie is based in Brooklyn, NY, and offers immediate and overnight turnaround for urgent and rush jobs.
Connection DetailsCherie is available for live remote directed sessions via SourceConnect, Zoom, Google Hangouts, Skype, and Facetime.
VIDEOS
Ratatouille: The TikTok Musical
Stage Manager Calls
More About Cherie B. Tay
Cherie B. Tay (she/they) is a voice over actor, multimedia artist, and renaissance woman. Based in Brooklyn, NYC, they have lived in Texas, Connecticut, Singapore, Pennsylvania, and San Diego.
As a voice actor, Cherie has worked on animated shorts, eLearning, radio commercials, live announce, podcasts, promos, and trailers.
Clients appreciate Cherie’s warmth, charm, and excellent communication.
Cherie is a Broadway stage manager by day and was working on Hadestown when the shutdown happened.
Pandemic highlights:
- Built a voice over/music recording home studio
- Created a good news podcast to help people fall asleep after doom-scrolling
- Photography featured in New York Times, Vulture, and Time Out
- Played ukulele and trombone, and sang for kids live on zoom
- Fostered 4 dogs and foster-failed with one (Mochi)
- Volunteered through local organizations and mutual aid
In addition to voice acting, Cherie has many other skills and hobbies.
Their photography has been published in the New York Times, Vulture, and Forbes.
They taught ukulele to the broadway touring cast of Margaritaville.
They also like to solve Rubik’s cubes in their spare time. Average solve time is under 90 seconds.
They have guest lectured/paneled with Yale, Columbia, UC Irvine, and many other universities for stage management classes.
- Democrat and Progressive Campaigns
- LGBTQ+ Rights and Fights
- BIPOC rights
- Women's Rights
- Stopping Anti Asian Violence
- Pro Immigration
- Healthcare
- Better Pay
- Unions
As a queer, gender non-conforming artist, Cherie is passionate about fighting for rights and clearing a path for the LGBTQ+ community ahead of them.
Diversity and inclusion are a daily matter in Cherie's life. Let's invite more people to the table and make sure they feel included.
Cherie is passionate about fighting for equal pay, women's body rights, and smashing the patriarchy.
As an Asian American, Cherie is shattered and heartbroken by the violence against the Asian community. No one should be afraid to live their life out in the world because of their skin.
As a first generation American, Cherie is proud to have roots in Singapore and Malaysia, and be given an opportunity to fulfill her dreams in the USA.
It's time for healthcare for all.
As someone who has interned, assisted, and worked for less than minimum wage, Cherie is fighting to get better pay for all. People should be able to make a living wage (and then some) while working a full time job.
Cherie is Pro Union.