Doug Honorof

ASSOCIATE EDITOR, NEW YORK & NEW ENGLAND

Contributions to IDEA:
Maine 1 | New Hampshire 1 | New Hampshire 2 | New Hampshire 3

Bio: Doug Honorof coaches voices (dialects, impressions, and text) for film, TV and stage productions around the world and manages a worldwide team of writers who provide localized versions of scripted dialogue in dozens of languages. Recent work includes Étoile, Little America, Modi: Three Days on the Wing of Madness, Raising Kanan, Rosemead, Ted, Untamed, and Your Friends & Neighbors. (See Doug’s page on IMDB.com.) He also coaches public speaking for non-actors.

Doug has taught at the Yale School of Drama, New York University, and the University of California, Berkeley. He is also the editor (with Jill McCullough and Barbara Somerville) of the diagnostic passage Comma Gets a Cure, which is featured in most recordings on IDEA.

Contact: dialectdoug@gmail.com; www.verberations.com