Talent Bio

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          Chris Nelson is one of the world’s premier voice over talents and audio production engineers.  Okay, maybe not the world, but definitely Western Iowa.  Chris started voice acting at an early age by voicing a radio ad for the local Boy Scout troop.  From there, Chris delved into the world of music and theatre.  He spent many years studying music, both vocal and instrumental, and spent just as many years in the theatre both as a solo performer and part of an ensemble cast. 
Thanks to the opportunity to attend numerous courses through the Donna Reed Foundation for the Performing Arts, Chris has studied with various stars of the big and small screen alike.  Chris played golf with legendary television casting director Eddie Foy III (The Mighty Kong), signed a get well card for Shelley Fabares (Coach), and walked by Kathleen Freeman (The Blues Brothers) who was in Blues Brothers 2000 with John Goodman, who was in Death Sentence with Kevin Bacon.  After picking up all of the names he just dropped, Chris had a brief stint as a professional jazz musician with the Al Godfredsen Orchestra. 

            Chris has studied voice acting and audio engineering through Edge Studio in New York City.  He continues to hone his audio production and voice over skills by working with a number of the area’s foremost theatre companies. 

            Chris has voiced business presentations, e-learning modules, phone systems and advertising campaigns for Fortune 500 companies, independent entrepreneurs, non-profit organizations and media outlets all across the country.  He is always eager to discuss with you how he can enhance the sound of your business.


Contact Chris directly at
chrisnelson@hamboneproductions.com