Suzanne Malek (a.k.a. Sam) is a real person. She's also a best friend, a beast, a bohemian, and a badass. A comrade, a creature, a coach, and a computer. She's a consistently creative and versatile voice actor with an approach to commercial, narration, and character work that produces authentic, grounded and expressive performances. Her professional voice over work includes commercials, trailers, video games, films, animation, audio dramas, radio imaging, children's audiobooks, and more. In addition to voice acting Suzanne is also a professional improvisor, trained at BATS (improv.org) and performing in the San Francisco Bay Area. Suzanne comes also from education, curriculum design, recreation, social and emotional development, and the arts. This shaped her into a relentless learner and thoughtful collaborator who knows how to use analysis, empathy, research, play, feedback and iteration to produce quality work. Suzanne values authenticity, community, curiosity, imagination, and vulnerability, and finds that a good story well-told can embrace them all.…Suzanne Malek (a.k.a. Sam) is a real person. She's also a best friend, a beast, a bohemian, and a badass. A comrade, a creature, a coach, and a computer. She's a consistently creative and versatile voice actor with an approach to commercial, narration, and character work that produces authentic, grounded and expressive performances. Her professional voice over work includes commercials, trailers, video games, films, animation, audio dramas, radio imaging, children's audiobooks, and more. In addition to voice acting Suzanne is also a professional improvisor, trained at BATS (improv.org) and performing in the San Francisco Bay Area. Suzanne comes also from education, curriculum design, recreation, social and emotional development, and the arts. This shaped her into a relentless learner and thoughtful collaborator who knows how to use analysis, empathy, research, play, feedback and iteration to produce quality work. Suzanne values authenticity, community, curiosity, imagination, and vulnerability, and finds that a good story well-told can embrace them all.WWWW…