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Joseph Eaton is an accomplished voiceover artist in Idaho. When not voice acting Joe spends time with his wonderful wife and three boys.

Joe was born in Rexburg, Idaho until he was three years old. He then lived in New York for six years. From a young age he was always playing around and acting with his brothers and sisters. He loved making funny voices, impersonating different TV & movie characters, and quoting movies.

Joe moved back to Idaho when he was nine years old. In high school Joe took an improv class. His teacher’s opinion was that he was the best improvisation student he ever had. He played Colonel Crabtree in his high school play, “Blazing Guns at Roaring Gulch”. He also took a film appreciation class, delving into what makes movies and actors great.

Joe spent two years in Knoxville, Tennessee as a missionary for his church. He spent his time connecting with and talking to people from all areas of the world. Joe learned how to connect with others, and feel comfortable in front of large crowds.

In college Joe studied Recreation Management.  While there he further expanded his love for entertaining people. He did that by volunteering and participating in many community events.  One of the classes he took was an art appreciation class. He attended plays and analyzed what made them work.

Later in life Joe has taken on new challenges. He starred in the lead role of George Bailey in “It’s a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play”. He also received personal tutelage from the voiceover legend Brian Cummings.

Joe has voiced audiobooks and characters in animated videos. His natural voice talent makes him a great choice for any type of voice over work.