Debbie Irwin Voiceovers

About Debbie Irwin Voiceovers

NYC based, Voiceover artist also known as the Voice of Big Pharma. You can direct our sessions via Zoom, Skype, ipDTL or Source Connect. Whether your script has tongue-twisting terminology or not, the combination of your beautiful animations and my expertise in scientific narration make a powerful RX. I've been called a Pro's Pro, a trusted creative you want on your team. Clients include 3FX, Anatomy Blue, Cognition Studio, AstraZeneca, Baxter, Bristol Myers Squibb, Einstein Health, GSK, Johns Hopkins, Infuse Med, Main Line Health, Memorial Sloan Kettering, Miami Cardiac and Vascular Institute, Northwell, Novartis, Ogilvy and more.

I Didn’t Expect Nuggets

By |July 17th, 2018|Syndicated Content|

It began with a train ride from Grand Central Station in New York to Yale University in New Haven. My mission: to speak to a group of pre-Med and pre-Health students; members of a national organization called MedX, whose mission is to explore the healthcare field from an array of interdisciplinary, holistic perspectives. Objective: to pose the question: is medical narration just icing on the cake?

The Medical Illustrators’ Narrator

By |September 7th, 2017|Syndicated Content|

The truth is it’s not easy, and that’s why most voice actors shy away from this kind of work. For me, it’s challenging, educational and rewarding. But most of all, I love working with the fine artists who are illustrating the animations, creatives who care about excellence, perfectionists really, who produce stunningly beautiful work, which brings us back to the AMI Conference.

Cock a Doodle Doo!

By |January 30th, 2017|Syndicated Content|

Fast forward to my world of voiceovers, and over the last couple of years, I’ve had the opportunity to work with Christian Chinese clients and get to know some of the brothers and sisters from the congregation who direct me in our sessions. My role is to speak God’s words in a sermon-type of recital, which is sometimes nearly 10,000 words/an hour long.

Another First for NYC

By |January 11th, 2017|Syndicated Content|

As a kid, I walked down Michigan Avenue in Chicago with my family as we marched against the war in Vietnam. Once again I am finding issues that touch me, my fellow voice actors, colleagues, friends, and family, and am willing to stand up to have my Voice 'Be Heard' on our behalf.

Hamilton, and the New York Primary

By |April 19th, 2016|Syndicated Content|

It’s easy to be apathetic, throw ones hands up and say, why bother? I’ve often felt such exasperation. But we must fight to support some semblance of a vision we believe will raise the tide and with it all boats. In the words of Hamilton, when challenging Aaron Burr on his lack of convictions, “If you don’t take a stand what will you fall for?” A double entendre if ever there was one.