Eric Leopardi
- Producer
- Director
- Writer
Eric Leopardi is a Cincinnati, Ohio native who began his career as a child voice actor for Paramount at six years old. At 11 years old, Leopardi joined the Screen Actors Guild after being cast as the "duckbill kid" in national TV campaigns for Pringles.
While you may not recognize his name, you've undoubtedly heard Leopardi's voice promoting your favorite prime-time TV show or on countless national ad campaigns. Leopardi ultimately signed with the William Morris Endeavor (WME) agency in Beverly Hills, California where he lived and worked for many years before retiring from the industry in 2019 and starting his own media company, Brand Brain Media.
Leopardi has also been a technological contributor to the industry. In 2014, he was credited with creating ISDN To-Go, one of the first-ever remote work recording technologies widely accepted in the voice-over and production industry. ISDN To-Go utilized IP technology to bridge real-time, two-way audio to wire-line ISDN creating a broadcast-quality connection from virtually anywhere with an internet connection.
While you may not recognize his name, you've undoubtedly heard Leopardi's voice promoting your favorite prime-time TV show or on countless national ad campaigns. Leopardi ultimately signed with the William Morris Endeavor (WME) agency in Beverly Hills, California where he lived and worked for many years before retiring from the industry in 2019 and starting his own media company, Brand Brain Media.
Leopardi has also been a technological contributor to the industry. In 2014, he was credited with creating ISDN To-Go, one of the first-ever remote work recording technologies widely accepted in the voice-over and production industry. ISDN To-Go utilized IP technology to bridge real-time, two-way audio to wire-line ISDN creating a broadcast-quality connection from virtually anywhere with an internet connection.
