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  <title>Maren Garcia</title>
  <description>Voice actor Maren Garcia joins host Roy Samuelson to talk about how she first discovered Audio Description, and why it immediately felt personal. &amp;amp;nbsp; Maren shares the moment she was hired for a full feature film, after being found through the Disabled Voice Actors Directory, a resource built to support authentic casting. &amp;amp;nbsp; She talks candidly about vetting an unfamiliar company before saying yes, then falling in love with audio description as both craft and service. &amp;amp;nbsp; They dig into what makes audio description work when it is done well: intention, empathy, and choices that support the story. Audio description is the narration track that communicates essential visual information that the audio alone cannot carry. &amp;amp;nbsp; Maren also describes an experiment watching a dance show with audio description, just to feel how writers and performers decide what matters when everything is visual. &amp;amp;nbsp; Then the conversation pivots to NPC Chronicles, a Kickstarter soundboard project for Dungeons &amp;amp;amp; Dragons non-playable characters, and why Maren sees it as an access and connection tool, inspired by assistive communication devices and her experience working with kids with disabilities. A soundboard is essentially an on-demand toolbox of sounds you can trigger in real time. &amp;amp;nbsp; Follow Maren at @MarenGarciaVO. </description>
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