Sarah has never been known as the quiet one. She was practically born singing, imitating voices and accents, and whistling like a cartoon bird. She eventually figured out a way to channel her various party tricks into a career, and she hasn’t looked back.

Sarah has studied voiceover with legendary voiceover coaches like Nancy Wolfson, Lori Alan, and Mary Lynn Wissner. She has been honored to represent top brands like Revlon and Walmart, has been cast in shows and games from studios like Disney and Amazon, and she has provided ADR for major feature films like Being the Ricardos, A Star Is Born, and the recently released film Amsterdam. Sarah is a regular member of Second City alum Bill Applebaum’s Actor’s Improv Studio and has trained with Upright Citizens Brigade.

Along with voice acting, Sarah is a singer and a competitive whistler.

When Sarah’s not in the studio, she is probably pretending to eat a mud pie made by her two young kids, researching the next place to travel, identifying cool insects with her amateur entomology group, or using a rare babysitter night to try out a hot, new restaurant with her husband in her hometown of Los Angeles.