Wise and Quirky storyteller Ellen Press started telling tales with her fingers on a keyboard with over two decades as an author writing children's curriculum in literacy, science, and children's stories but quickly realized she also loved bringing stories to life as a professional storyteller before live audiences. So, it was a natural and easy progression to also take listeners on new journeys with her voice in front of a microphone.

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This LA native was born into a family of activists in social justice and better working conditions and those early impressions groomed Ellen's straightforward, authentic approach to performance.

From the patient and inspiring teacher, environmental or political advocate to the silky-sounding middle-aged woman who knows what she wants. Ellen's voice over styles go from bold to serene and everything in between.

She can be the "cool or embarrassing mom" or the working professional running a Board meeting. And yet if you want silly or a young child, just ask. Her long tenure performing as a storyteller helped build her extensive repertoire.