Ann Christine - Voiceover Artist, Singer, Wellness Expert, Blogger

About

Ann Christine has spent nearly three decades as a working actor and voiceover artist — animation, commercials, video games, brand campaigns, you name it.

She started young, working professionally in voiceover out of Seattle before she was even out of her teens. Since then she’s played the lead little girl in the English version of Zombillenium, multiple characters in Memories of Nanette, and Lydia in the English Peanuts. Her commercial voice work includes campaigns for Perrier, Narciso Rodriguez, Gucci, Dior, Lancôme, L’Oréal, and Pullman Hotels, and her video game credits include Detroit: Become Human, Star Wars: The Old Republic, Final Fantasy XIII-2, and Shadow of Revan. Listen here.

On screen, Ann made her debut dancing in Judd Apatow’s The 40-Year-Old Virgin, and later appeared in Rush Hour 3 as a French cabaret dancer, sparring with Chris Tucker. Watch here.

Ann also sings, and not in a casual sense. She’s lent her voice to David Foster’s production work, including vocals on Whitney Houston’s final album, I Look to You, and collaborated with Serbian recording artist Aleksandra Kovač. She’s released original music and produced her own music videos, including a cover of Gangster’s Paradise and an original single, DiNG. Her vocals can also be heard in commercial campaigns for Julien D’Orcel, Dacia Duster, and Perrier.

Ann is also the founder of Veggie Magnifique, which started as a passion project in Paris and is now a home for plant-forward crunchy moms who want dinner to stop being a daily fight. Ann is a vegan mom of three boys herself and a holistic nutrition coach, and Veggie Magnifique is everything she’s learned about feeding a family without the decision fatigue — simple plant-based meals, honest support for the postpartum-through-toddler years, and rhythms that make home life calmer, not perfect. Watch on YouTube.

These days, Ann’s based in New Hampshire with her husband and their three boisterous sons, bringing three decades of range to New England’s commercial and voiceover scene and beyond.