marc biagi

I am excited to announce that I will be performing the audiobook of Sherwood Smith's A Stranger to Command that is now in production.

This prequel to Crown Duel is about the early life of Vidanric Renselaeus, Marquis of Shevraeth, who as a courtly, well-mannered teen coached in the noble art of dueling, finds himself thrown into the infamous cavalry command academy in Marloven Hess. There, instead of reading theories about statecraft, he is forced to learn about command from the inside--and what it means to be king.

It's a coming of age story set in a military academy in a world of fantasy dealing with political intregue and laying the foundation of who this protagonist will become. This book sets the stage for her Sartorias-deles novels Crown Duel and Inda (DAW Books).

I am captivated by the story and the characters and I think you will be too.

Learn more about Nebula Award finalist Sherwood Smith

My voice appears in one of the top games on Steam right now, READY OR NOT, from VOID Interactive.

It's a gritty, realistic, first person shooter where you play a SWAT team member in rescue operations. I'm definitely not a SWAT member, but am I a hostage, a perp, a witness, or just a civilian? Or someone else entirely...? You'll have to play to find out!

Available now on Steam!

Once more, lots of great character voices woven into the audiobook of The Unicorn and the Lion by James de Ciutiis.

It's a fantasy adventure with action and political intrigue of epic scope and an Arthurian feel.

Check out the amazing teaser trailer I put together for it that features art from the book.

5 stars ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ for Performance!

"Fantasy fans will be glued to the talented voice work of Marc Biagi as he voice acts through magical characters and storylines that call out to your inner child and whisk you away to a world of mythical creatures and far away lands."

"The narration by Marc Biagi highlights tension with his voice-acting techniques. The character voices are distinctive and perfectly executed. The voices of the fairies are beyond outstanding for example. Mr. Biagi can take any book and elevate it to an outstanding listen, and The Unicorn and The Lion is no exception."

Available now on Audible, Amazon, and iTunes

My friend and fellow actor, Whitney Wegman-Wood, wrote, produced, and starred in her own independent short film The Last Butterflies, the heartbreaking story of a young mother struggling against all odds to save herself and her child as society falls apart around them. It is now on the festival circuit and has won many awards. I lent my voice to the project as a radio newscaster.

I was excited to partner with novellist Brenna Ash in her award-winning supernatural romance thriller, A KISS OF STONE, the first novel of her Dark Moor Guardians series.

5 stars ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ for Performance!

"Marc Biagi delivers a splendid rendition of this story. His accents are perfect and unwavering, with his smooth transitions from one to another. He punctuates the snappy dialogue with a perfect tone and pauses to accentuate the outstanding storyline."

"I especially liked Marc Biagi's ability to do a terrific Scottish accent, at various levels - some characters were given more brogue than others, which takes skill to keep track of. I often chose stories based on knowing the narration will be great and Marc is someone to look for."

"It was super enjoyable to listen to, and the world created was unique. The narrator Marc Biagi's command of the voices and accents was outstanding."

This is a paranormal romance between a Hollywood Scream Queen and the human/gargoyle bodyguard hired to protect her from an, unknown to her, inhuman threat.

I loved being able to actually change the narration in this book to better represent the three main character's POV. You don't always get to do that in these works. It was great collaborating with Brenna on this, we clicked creatively and the process was as smooth as can be.

Gregor, the male protagonist, has a Scottish accent, while the villain, Thaddeus, has a British RP accent.

Loved this book and can't wait for you to hear the story of Gregor and Krista. Brenna and I share a love of Scotland and things Scottish. I think you'll fall in love with the characters as I have and will be truly captivated by the audiobook adaptation.

Available now on Audible, Amazon, and iTunes

Had a wonderful time celebrating 60 fantastic years of BBC's Doctor Who as I once again returned as the "Master" of Ceremonies for San Diego Who Con (now in its 7th year) from Friday, October 20, 2023, through Sunday, October 22, 2023 at The Handlery Hotel in San Diego's Mission Valley.

I was joined in my Voice Acting Workshop by special guest and actor/voice actor Michael Troughton (son of the 2nd Doctor, Patrick Troughton, and also voicing his father's Doctor for Big Finish). It was like a Master Class and the two of us and his lovely wife Roxy have become fast friends!

The Doctor Who Trivia Pub Quiz was a ton of fun as always which I hosted once more...and always brings out my Improv skills and wicked sense of humor.

It was great to see a number of returning guests who I'm proud to have as friends: Sandro Monetti, Doc Phineas, River Alexandra Song and the terrifically fun cosplayers of Time Travellers (Un)ltd., my buddy Andrew Elkins (Geek Regeneration) who is also one of the fabulous cast of The Idiot's Lantern (also including Bob Mitsch, Josh Poole, Chad Lee Evett, Adam Ferry, and Veronica Swarens) -- don't miss their hilarious sketch comedy on Saturday night as well as a fun Improv Game we play on Sunday.

I'm a long time Whovian going back to the classic series with my first Doctor actually being Peter Cushing, but first TV Doctor being John Pertwee. This is one of my favorite conventions and I always have an amazing time!

My work narrating the audiobook of Mason Thomas' fantasy novel, THE SHADOW MARK, is being called superb with 5 stars ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ for Performance!

My new fav book. And WHO is this NARRATOR??? 😍😍
"Let me start out this review by saying that Marc Biagi, the narrator, is superb. ...his accents, voices, and acting are all just amazing, particularly Kane's. Simply amazing narration."

Great new narrator and a good book
"I started another book after finishing this one and was immediately disappointed that Mr. Biagi wasn't narrating it. If you want an original fantasy tale or to be introduced to a great new narrator, give this book a shot."

Masterful story and masterful storytelling
"This is a work that engages from the first to the last page, the story is very good, the narration is superb, the characters are generally likeable, the world-building is plain good."

Available now on Audible, Amazon, and iTunes

I provided voices for a number of characters in the new animated educational series for children, Drawn In. Created by St. Louis' Nine PBS and Lion Forge Animation (known for their Oscar-winning short Hair Love), its focus is on a diverse group of kids learning and improving their reading using animated shorts as well as through comics and other literacy resources for families and schools. Episodes can be viewed online now. Among the characters I voiced are the special guest characters Iron Ref (Episode 7: Throne of Games and Episode 8: Stutter Step) and the evil ghost brothers Rip & Stench (Episode 11: Too Cute to Spook and Episode 12: Squad Ghouls).

Neverwinter Menzobarranzan has now been released on all platforms by Cryptic Studios where I return to voice the popular character of Jarlaxle Baenre.

This SF feature-length film is in post-production and we're awaiting information on distribution. Origin: Beyond the Impact is the first of several planned films in the series. Stay tuned...I can't wait to share more news when I can!

This fully produced audioplay from Markiewitz Audioworks features a complete cast of characters along with sound effects and an original score. I had a tremendous time embodying the Red Death for this production adapted from Edgar Allan Poe's original tale. When completed, it will be released on all major audiobook platforms!

I've done a lot of educational voice-over work for major publishers over the years and now, I'm featured as a training host in several videos for KnowledgeCity Learning Solutions: Cloud Computing Infrastructure & Architecture, Risk Management & Assessment, and Collecting Data. It was a natural fit for me as I'm incredibly comfortable with business, technical, scientific, and medical material.

Proud of our work in Things We Dig. This award-winning indie horror comedy short was a selection at quite a number of Festivals (such as Screamfest). I play Miles; the director/producer of a Dark Web commercial for a group of female vampires trying to make ends meet in the modern world. The entire film can now be watched for free online. Be warned, lots of swearing and adult content!

Enjoyed providing the voice for Kujuk, the Time Mage, (pictured above) in Blightbound; an exciting RPG/action game from Ronimo Games and Devolover Digital.

Appearing as several characters in Empire of Sin, a 1920s Chicago Prohibition-era Gangster themed game exploring the dark criminal world. Always a fun session working with Romero Games and Paradox Interactive.

This is a documentary about a singularly amazing gentleman, Roger Guy English, who not only holds 7 Guinness Book of World Records, but also did a number of odd and amazing things in his life as an artist, filmmaker, DJ, and iconoclast. There are aspects of him that remind me of John Waters and Andy Warhol in terms of creativity and heart...but he might've fallen short on the execution. Still, he walked from San Diego to Vancouver, Canada! It may be odd to hear about my appearance in a documentary as a character even though I'm not a real person in it or recreating anything. Rather, I perform a very entertaining interlude that fits the film beautifully and gets some audience involvement...and yes, it is on-camera. Tyler J. French artfully glides between the strange, the sublime, the absurd, the humorous, and the deeply touching wearing all of the many hats of producer, director, cinematographer and more. Wish us luck, we have submitted to Sundance! No official site yet, but the link takes you to an earlier article about Roger Guy English, the film, and a fraction of what he's done!