Sean is an amazing guy to work with. Quick work, prompt responses, really professional and most of all – highly versatile. He’s unselfish and not afraid to help your project succeed. Sean plays wacky and straight characters with equal ease. An absolute pleasure working with him!

Sean Crisden recently did voice-over work with our company on a health- care training video. Not only did he bring great talent to his VO parts, he was very timely with all responses and paperwork and thoroughly professional. Sean also brought a great sense of humor to the process which kept our whole team smiling throughout the project delivery. I give him my highest recommendation.

As the owner of an audiobook company, I easily listen to dozens of demos a week. Yet, the first time I heard Sean’s voice, I thought I had died and gone to heaven. Beyond being clear and radiant, there is depth in every, single utterance he makes. It seems to matter little what is on the page, Sean knows how to tell a story. And he does so perfectly. In the years we’ve worked together, he has consistently met deadlines and exceeded expectations. Everyone at Red Planet Audiobooks loves him, and I…

Sean is an incredibly prompt, versatile, and professional voice actor. In the time-sensitive world of production, Sean is always reliable in delivering his work. Also, Sean has incredible range. When I came across an older published project, I had to double-check to make sure it was actually Sean that was assigned to the project. A great talent and a fun guy to work with.

“This book is an absolute aural treat. It’s the transcription of an oral history told by Nate Shaw, an elderly African-American sharecropper living in the South. While the written words might be interesting, in audio they are absolutely transfixing. Sean Crisden narrates the work with just the right regional accent, cadence, and pacing. Even the ramblings seem natural. It takes several minutes to get used to the strong rural accent—such as dropped “g’s,” “de” instead of “the,” and othe…

The team of Leonard Pitts, Jr., and Sean Crisden has created a post-Civil War masterpiece. The lives of freed slaves, particularly that of Sam Freeman, are presented in unsparing brutality, with snippets of kindness and humanity by an occasional white person. Crisden expertly depicts Sam’s journey on foot from Pennsylvania to Mississippi in search of his wife. Every emotion, shattered dream, and joyous occasion is deftly captured regardless of the background of the character–man, woman, or child…

I had a large character acting job which needed a voice and needed it fairly quickly. From the moment I heard Sean’s audition for the roles, I knew I found the right guy. Sean proved to be one of those guys who could take the initiative to ‘run’ with some character biography information and breathe life into a believable set of individuals with voice alone. He required no actual ‘direction’ and had a great grasp on what it means to ‘act’ the roles. Not to mention he turned around a lot of dialog…