Voice actor. Oddtimist. Human. Easy on the ears. Hard to forget.
A youthful, conversational American tenor with warmth, wit, and a little weird in the wiring.

18+
Years Active
Samuel Fleming has spent 18+ years behind the microphone. His natural sound is a youthful, conversational American tenor — approachable, positive, energetic and believable, with an off-center streak that gives the performance personality without overwhelming the message. Sometimes he’s the guy next door. Sometimes he’s the trusted narrator. Sometimes things get weird. The goal is always the same: make the words sound like they came from a human being.
Over the years, Samuel has worked with brands and organizations including HP, Subway, Marriott, McDonald's, Walmart, Travel Channel, Joe's Crab Shack, Hilton, Siemens, Subaru, Johnson & Johnson, and others — along with hundreds of agencies, businesses, production companies, publishers, and independent creators.
That range comes from treating every brief as an acting job, not just a recording job. Give him a reference, a point of view, or a line that needs a fresh take — he’ll find a read that sounds at home in your project.
Voice acting continues to evolve, and Samuel has continued training throughout his career with respected voice coaches, casting professionals, directors, and performers.
Listed for professional reference. Inclusion does not imply endorsement by any trainer. Samuel has also pursued improv training, including Groundlings-related study, as part of his ongoing development.
Samuel's long-form narration career includes more than 35 completed audiobook projects through ACX, with professional audiobook work dating back to at least 2012. His credits span business, history, children's fiction, travel, marketing, sales, self-development, health, motivation, and general fiction. Some historical titles were later withdrawn from ACX by their authors or rights holders, but remain part of Samuel's professional narration catalog.
Samuel is an experienced audiobook narrator with more than 35 completed ACX projects and professional narration work dating back to at least 2012 — more than a decade of long-form storytelling and nonfiction narration.