dormakaba
Hotel access software explainer
A clear walk through cloud software that runs the door locks at a chain of hotels.
Explainer videos and corporate narration
The short answer
Anthony Pica is an American male voice actor who narrates explainer videos, software walkthroughs and corporate films from his own studio in Gloucester, Virginia. His narration is on finished videos for dormakaba, Ironbeam, Mercer, Covestro and Kalenborn. Most videos are delivered in under 24 hours. Send your script and a link to the cut for a free quote.

Demos
Five explainers and one company film. Every one is a finished job for a real client.
Clear and confident, for software sold to hotel chains.
Managing access at your hotels just got easier. Ambiance Access Management software has always delivered seamless control. Now with Ambiance Cloud, experience a fully connected and digital access solution for your guests, always with 24/7 control.
One solution that effortlessly integrates into your existing systems so you can manage access at every hotel from any centralized location. No need for on-site servers. No more hotel visits for system maintenance.
Bright and quick, with a clear call to action at the end.
Introducing Ironbeam. A bright choice for futures trading. Ironbeam is an industry-leading broker catering to traders worldwide with 24-hour live support and the free Ironbeam platform. You can trade the most popular and liquid futures contracts anywhere and from any device.
Register now and let us help you shine a light on futures trading. Ironbeam.
Playful and light, for a consumer app launch.
Improving your posture just got even easier. We’re not only on mobile, we’ve also moved to your desktop. Introducing the new Upright Go desktop app. We’re all about multitasking made easy. Your boss won’t even know you’re working and improving your posture at the same time.
A friendly problem-and-solution read for HR help-desk software.
Every day brings in new opportunities. Well, a lot of challenges too. Especially when it comes to the workplace. Employees feel disengaged when their problems are unaddressed and queries remain unresolved. As a result, productivity often takes a hit. Wake up! It’s time we choose a solution that leaves no questions unanswered.
Patient and technical: a hard idea, explained for engineers.
The role of maximum power point tracking is to maximize power extraction under changing conditions. In energy harvesting, MPPT is a key feature. What makes energy harvesting difficult is that we do not control the power source. As such, the power input is frequently changing.
Imagine a solar-powered smart watch on your wrist. If you move your hand, the light exposure to the solar panel changes.
Steady and proud, for an industrial company’s home-page film.
Kalenborn engineers, designers and installers solve some of the toughest abrasion and wear problems for industrial customers all over North America, from mining companies to cement and steel manufacturers.
We didn’t come by this expertise overnight.
Explainers
Software, trading, security and chips. Clear enough for a first-time viewer, accurate enough for the engineers.
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dormakaba
A clear walk through cloud software that runs the door locks at a chain of hotels.
Ironbeam
Thirty seconds to explain a trading platform and ask for the sign-up.
Mercer
Software walkthrough for an employee benefits platform.
Noname Security
A longer tech explainer that keeps a complex security topic easy to follow.
NOWI
Animated explainer for a chip that powers small devices from light.
Vestiver
Product demo for an online platform that connects startups and investors.
Corporate narration
Home-page films and brand stories, where the voice has to sound like the company.
Kalenborn
An industrial company’s home-page film, from sunrise at the plant to the engineers on the floor.
Milestone Systems
A polished company film for a video security software maker.
Covestro
Corporate sustainability story about turning CO2 into a useful material.
How I read an explainer
An explainer has one job: someone who has never seen your product should understand it by the end. I taught for years before voice-over, and I read these the same way I’d explain something in a classroom. Find the new idea, slow down for it, then move on.
Send me your product names, acronyms and any word your team says a particular way. I’d rather ask than guess, and I’ll flag anything in the script that reads oddly out loud.
Quick facts
| Voice | Friendly, clear, conversational American male · vocal age 18–54 |
|---|---|
| Accents | Neutral American, Southern American |
| Turnaround | Under 24 hours for most videos, faster if you need it. Longer films: ask for a schedule. |
| Timing | Read to your cut, or recorded first so you can animate to the voice |
| Files | Edited and mastered, split by scene if you ask |
| Studio | Professional booth built in my studio in Gloucester, Virginia, with a Manley tube microphone |
| Live sessions | Live directed sessions over Source-Connect, or a video call if you’d rather direct that way |
| Changes | One free revision of up to 50 words, plus free pickups |
| Quotes | Free, and I reply personally |
What to send
Include a link to the animatic or cut if you have one, plus a pronunciation list for product names.
I read the script, check the timing against your video and send a quote.
Recorded, edited and mastered, split by scene if that helps your editor. Most jobs land in under 24 hours.
Talented VO artist that followed the project patiently, understanding the project needs and evolutions.
Anthony captured exactly what I was hoping for and the turnaround time was so quick! He went above and beyond!
Questions
Yes. Send the cut and I’ll read to it. If the animation isn’t built yet, record the voice first and animate to it. That’s usually easier.
Send a pronunciation list with the script. A short voice memo of someone on your team saying the tricky words is even better.
Yes. Number the scenes in your script and I’ll deliver one file per scene, named to match.
Yes. Send the full script or a word count and I’ll quote it and agree a delivery date with you.
Yes. Anyone on your team can join a live directed session, over Source-Connect or a video call, and give notes while I record.
No. Every word is recorded by me, a real person, in my booth.
Free quote
Add a link to the cut if you have one. You’ll get a free quote.