Highlights from Michelle Sundholm’s successful career include voice over for such brands as Mastercard, Sony Pictures, CMA Foundation, HGTV, Boston Celtics, Microsoft, USA Today, Intel, Seagate, FDA, CDC Foundation, Nintendo WiiU, Estee Lauder, and Honda. She is part of the elite Pandora/SiriusXM and iHeart Radio roster as well.

Michelle is a professional singer and songwriter and has added her sweet harmonies to projects with Kenny Rogers, Jim Brickman, Cloverdayle, Sam Martin, and Nightingale Music Licensing. Michelle is also a 5-Time Voice Arts Awards (SOVAS) Nominee for Best Commercial (Superbowl Chevy Cruze), Best Movie Trailer (The African Survivors, SONY Pictures), Best eLearning (L.L. Bean “How to Snowshoe”), Best Radio Promo (Trump vs. Biden) and Best Corporate Narration (Jumio).

When she isn’t recording in the booth or making her handmade vanilla caramels for her clients, Michelle manages and directs her two sons Everett and Ashton Sundholm (The Sundholm Brothers) in the vocal booth, helping make their dreams become reality through creativity, dedication and hard work.

Steve Sundholm’s had a long career in audio production, with engineering credits on projects with such artists as Carrie Underwood, JET, Pink Martini, and Forest Whitaker. Other production highlights include collaborations with Jim Brickman, Kenny Rogers, and John Oates. Steve has written music for Disney, Mitchel Musso, Cloverdayle, and Jim Brickman among others. And Steve’s mixes have been used on advertisements for CBS, Tampax, and more, as well as TV shows like The Jimmy Kimmel Show, Dawson’s Creek, and America’s Next Top Model. His mixes have also been on national radio and the Billboard Charts. And just when you thought the list couldn’t get longer, he’s also done audio mastering for the likes of Merle Haggard, Lady Antebellum, Yoko Ono, The Pretenders, Machine Gun Kelly, and Joan Jett.

Melissa Disney is a 3-Time EMMY Nominated Actress whose numerous credits include Live Announcer for the Oscars, Emmys and the Billboard Music Awards, promos for NFL, HGTV, The Young and the Restless, ABC, CBS, Fox, On-Demand, as well as the voice of numerous radio stations across the U.S. On TV she is the coolest queen of the nerds, Ginger Foutley from Nickelodeon’s “As Told By Ginger” as well as starring AS the newest Marvel Superhero -American Dream, The Simpsons, Jakers! with Mel Brooks, Superman, and other currently top secret video games. You’ve definitely heard her in campaigns for brands such as McDonalds, Lexus, Sprint, Doritos, Ford, Hallmark, and the viral Motherhood commercial for Similac. Musically, she has been the singing voice of Snow White and has been the voice for numerous toys, dolls, and albums, Voice of new Star Wars characters on Disney theme park rides, as well as the voice of the Carousel in Shanghai Disneyland. She has performed Sketch comedy on The Tonight Show, Jimmy Kimmel and Conan O’ Brian and worked with Anne Beats of SNL.

Melissa is also known as the “1st Female Voice of Movie Trailers”. Winning the Key Art Award winner for Best Trailer– Gone in 60 Seconds with Nicholas Cage, ”Melissa effectively shattered an unwritten ban on women voicing action trailers, And as if that were not enough, she went on to win a Golden Trailer Award (Best Voiceover) for her work on the Warner Bros. Pictures’ 2001 movie Valentine.”
(— Natasha Emmons, Hollywood Reporter ).

You may wonder if there is an award for writing for either stage or screen that critically acclaimed comedy writer, Ryan Paul James hasn’t won (he’s won more than 20 for his work). He’s been compared to Neil Simon, with one critic calling him “The Neil Simon of his generation”. Others have noted, “Ryan Paul James is an American playwright to watch”. Ryan has written ten plays that have entertained audiences all over the world. He’s been recognized in both newspapers and magazines as being one of the funniest writers in theatre. Ryan has also written for television and has created TV shows that have gotten the attention of some major networks, written for documentaries, blogged and written numerous articles. When he’s not writing, Ryan is busy teaching writing and storytelling in Los Angeles.