You may not have ever seen him, but you've almost certainly heard his voice. He is Rodney Saulsberry, and he is arguably one of the best voiceover artists in the entertainment business. Saulsberry's voice can be heard in movies, commercials and television specials. He also sings and acts.

You can hear Rodney Saulsberry’s voice at "The Indiana Pacers" Basketball games and on the "Toyota Camry" commercials that come on at the beginning and end of the Tavis Smiley Show.

As one of the top trailer voices in the business, movie fans have heard Rodney’s voice promoting some of their favorites flicks such as: How Stella Got Her Groove Back, Friday After Next, Drumline, Undercover Brother, The Best Man, Bowfinger, Life, Finding Forrester, Soul Food, All About The Benjamin’s, Hardball, Juwanna Mann, Crooklyn, Bamboozled, Clockers, and many more.

Saulsberry is also a mainstream commercial pitchman. He’s done work voiceover work for ALPO, Honda Accord, Lincoln LS, Colgate, Toyota, White Castle, 7UP, Burger King, SBC, and Nestle Crunch. He’s also been heard on various promo presentations for sitcoms and dramatic series on: NBC, CBS, ABC, FOX, UPN, Fox Family, BET, USA, and the WB networks. If that’s not enough, Saulsberry can also be heard on many books on tape. Rodney Saulsberry is everywhere!

Animation is another strong suit for this versatile voice actor. Saulsberry is the voice of Joe Robbie Robertson on the hit cartoon series Spider-Man, Ufwapo on Ahh…Real Monsters, Willy on Xyber 9, and has guest starred on many other Saturday morning cartoons.

Saulsberry the singer has recorded two rhythm and blues albums that have produced two Top 40 R&B singles, I Wonder and Look Whatcha Done Now. He has performed on The Tonight Show, Soul Train and Dance Fever. His music videos have played in heavy rotation on VH1 and BET.

Saulsberry the actor has made guest appearances on the following television shows: Taxi, Mash, Gimme a Break, 227, Hill Street Blues and Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman. He also enjoyed series regular status on the soap opera’s, Capitol and The Young and the Restless. Add/Complete Bio