Nigel Jamal Hall is a New York narration voice actor for documentaries, brand stories, explainers, eLearning and medical content. His narration reel runs from PBS documentary work and the Red Nets football short film to patient stories, brand origin stories and inspirational sports pieces.
Good narration doesn't call attention to itself. Nigel's read is grounded and conversational, so the story and the information come first and the listener stays with it to the end. He keeps tone and pace consistent across long scripts and pickups recorded weeks apart.
For medical and technical copy, he does his homework before the session. He researches the terminology, comes in prepared on pronunciations, and asks about anything he can’t confirm, so the first delivery is the right one.
Nigel records long-form narration in his broadcast-quality home studio in the New York City area and delivers clean, edited files with steady levels from the first page to the last, so your editor isn't fixing audio. Documentary producers, eLearning teams and agencies can direct him live over Source-Connect 4 or Zoom, or send the script with pronunciation notes and a reference track.
For longer projects, he can record the first section for your sign-off before he records the rest, and pickups match the original read even when they're recorded weeks later.
Give the narration reel a listen, then send the script length, deadline and where it will run, and he'll come back with availability and a quote.
What kinds of narration do you record?
Documentaries, brand stories, explainers, eLearning, corporate training and medical narration.
How do you handle hard pronunciations?
He researches terminology before the session and asks about anything he can't confirm, so the first delivery is the right one.
What file formats do you deliver?
WAV or MP3, edited and leveled to your specs.
How do I get a quote?
Send the word count or finished length, where it will be used, and your deadline.