Randy Thomas Voice Over Talent

Randy's distinguished broadcast and voice-over career has led her to write her new book, Voice for Hire, with Peter Rofe'.

RANDY THOMAS
SAG/AFTRA~Atlas Talent Agency

VOICE-OVER (1993-present)

Live Announce

The 80th, 75th, 73rd, 69th, 67th & 65th Annual Academy Awards, ABC
The 41st and 39th Annual Daytime Emmy Awards, ABC
“Entertainment Tonight”, in-show voice, Paramount Television (2005-present)
“The Insider,” in-show voice, Paramount Television (2005-2009)
The 63rd, 62nd, 61st, 60th, 59th, 58th, 57th, 56th, and 55th Annual Tony Awards, CBS
The 55th, 54th, 53rd & 51st Annual Emmy Awards, NBC, CBS, FOX
The Democratic National Convention, Boston, MA (2003)
Democratic National Convention: Denver, CO (2008), The American Film Institute’s 100 Years…100 Movies, …100 Cheers, …100 Movie Quotes, …100 Songs, …100 Heroes & Villains, …100 Passions, …100 Thrills, …100 Laughs, …100 Stars, CBS (2001-06)
The American Film Institute’s Lifetime Achievement Award: Robert DeNiro (2003), Tom Hanks (2002), Barbra Streisand (2001), CBS
The 7th & 6th Annual SAG Awards, TNT (2001-01)

National Promos

“Entertainment Tonight” (CBS Television Distribution; 2005-present), “The Insider” (CBS Television Distribution; 2005 - present), My9-NYC (2008 - present), The Oxygen Network (2003), FOX (1995-2003), ABC (1993-97)

Narrations

Hooked On Phonics (1985-2008), Hooked On Math (1987-2008), Hooked on School Success (2003-2008), “Project Playtime” (The Disney Channel, 2001-present), Monkeys Like Us (The Animal Planet, 2000), UFOs Over Phoenix (The Discovery Channel, 1999), The Secret History of San Francisco (Discovery, 1998), The Secret History of Sideshows and Showmen (Discovery, 1998), Christopher Reeve: A Celebration of Hope, ABC (1998), The Secret History of Bikers (Discovery, 1997), The Secret History of Presidents (Discovery, 1997)

National and Regional Commercials

(Highlights) Hooked On Phonics (1985-2008), Hooked On Math (1985 - 2008), Hooked on School Success (1986 - 2008), Safeway (1997-2002), Compass Bank, DeVoe Volvo, The Heart Center, San Diego Zoo, The Miami Herald, The Heart Center, The Gap, Levi’s, Macy’s, Dillards, Louis Vuitton

Television News Imaging

WDSU-TV (New Orleans, LA), WYFF-TV (Greenville, SC), WJZ-TV (Baltimore, MD), WCVB-TV (Boston, MA), WLKY-TV (Louisville, KY), WPXI (Pittsburgh, PA)

Radio Imaging

WLTW--NYC (Lite 106.7, 2001-present), WNIC—Detroit, MI (100.3, 1994-present), WASH--Washington, D.C. (2000-present), WRRM—Cincinnati, OH (Warm98, 1999-present), WSNY—Columbus, OH (Sunny95, 1996-present), WFPG--Atlantic City, NJ (Lite FM), WRVR—Memphis, TN (The RIVER), KLTH—Portland, OR (k-Hits), MIX 106--Owen Sound, Ontario (CFOS), Lite 93.7--Ft. Myers, FL (WTLT), WZSR--Woodstock, IL (Star105.5), CHFI--Toronto, WKQC--Charlotte, NC (Cool), WOOD--Grand Rapids (Star105), WNSN--South Bend, IN, WLQT--Dayton, OH (Lite999), WSRT--Traverse City, MI, WKJX--Elizabeth City, NC (Mix96), WJYE--Buffalo, NY, KJYE--Grand Junction, CO (Joy), WAJI--Fort Wayne, IN

RADIO: ON-AIR BROADCASTING (1973-90)

THE WAVE-Los Angeles (1990-1993), THE EDGE-Los Angeles (1988-1990), KMET-Los Angeles (1986-1988), WSHE-Miami/Ft. Lauderdale (1982-1986), WAXY-Ft. Lauderdale (1979-1982), ZETA 4-Miami (1976-1979), KZEW-Dallas (1975), WRIF- Detroit (1974), WPLJ-New York (1974), WWWW-Detroit (1973-1974)

Just Announced!

Read Don Barrett's two-part story on Randy Thomas. CLICK HERE.

Recent Press Releases.

Mark Steines, Hary Hart, Randy Thomas, & Don La Fontaine

(HOLLYWOOD, CA) ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT and THE INSIDER - CBS-Paramount Television - have named Don LaFontaine and Randy Thomas, two of the most listened-to voices in Hollywood, as the new signature voices for the top two entertainment newsmagazine shows.

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The socially-conscious Thomas also regularly lends her voice talent to the PSAforUSA.org Sept. 11 disaster relief fund she created, which provides free, downloadable goodwill public service announcements for non-profit organizations. Celebrities who contribute their vocal talents to the fund include Natasha Henstridge, Ed Begley Jr., Miguel Ferrer and Casey Kasem.