Voice actor · On-camera actor

QuietPower.

Cinematic warmth. Storytelling depth. A voice that connects — on mic and on camera.

Rick Wimberly, actor and voice actor

Nashville · Boston · New York · Voiceover worldwide

On-Camera

Presence without performance.

Warm authority. Emotional realism. Grounded irony—and the occasional troublemaker.

Voice

A storyteller’s soul. A character actor’s range.

From intimate narration and credible spokesperson work to animation, dubbing and sharply drawn characters.

Commercial

Conversational · cinematic

Corporate

Clear · credible · direct

Narration

Documentary · audiobook · long-form

Character & Animation

Animation · dubbing · comedy

Source-Connect readyBroadcast-quality home studioFast turnaroundLive direction

For casting

Casting Materials

Current essentials for a quick review.

Live range Eleven roles in It’s a Wonderful Life, including Potter and Uncle Billy—even sharing a scene.

Regional work Texas character for Nedbank’s South African “When in Rome” campaign.

Performance Lanes

The work changes. The throughline doesn’t.

Across on-camera, voiceover and stage, the same performance patterns keep returning: emotional truth, quiet authority, dry intelligence and service to the story.

Warm Authority

Calm, credible presence grounded in experience rather than performance.

Emotional Realism

Lived-in behavior, subtle reaction and believable emotional history.

Grounded Irony

Dry humor and human contradiction, played with complete sincerity.

Reflective Mentor

Earned perspective, emotional patience and guidance without sermonizing.

Narrative Stewardship

Serving the text, the scene and the audience’s relationship to the story.

Experience changes the read.

Experience brings perspective to the work—an instinct for what matters in a scene, what can be left unsaid, and where the truth lives.

Rick works with restraint, specificity and a storyteller’s sense. Quiet authority when it’s called for. Emotional realism when it matters. And occasionally, just trouble.