About
Sabrina is a podcast producer and voiceover actress. She most recently produced Far Flung with Saleem Reshamwala, a different style of travel podcast that takes you on a deep dive into the ideas that shape a particular spot on the map. She also produced the first season of Meditative Story, a hybrid podcast that combines immersive storytelling with mindfulness meditation practices. Her other podcast producing work includes the wellness podcast, Hello Sleep and the history podcast Presidents are People Too for Audible. Sabrina cut her teeth in audio production by voicing, editing, and producing the weekly broadcast and digital underwriting credits at NPR as their announcer from 2013-2015. Earlier in her career, she was an actress working on small stage productions, independent films, and behind the mic as a voiceover actress.
Podcast work
Voice Work
VOICEOver Experience
SAG - AFTRA
YouTube Brandcast Announcer - - 2018 & 2019
NPR Broadcast & Digital Announcer - Oct 2013 - Feb 2015
Biore National Radio Campaign - 2012
Smallknot Radio Campaign - 2012
TIAA CREF National TV & Radio Campaign - 2012
Work: A Play, Female VO - 2011
Portnoy’s Complaint, Female VO - 2002
Paulette’s Periodical Announcer - 2002
Press
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"Congratulations, then, to Sabrina Farhi, the owner of America's most ambiguously genuine voice." The New Yorker, Reeves Wiedeman, November 18, 2013
"The best of the bunch is “Evacuation Plan” by Jeff Sproul. The source of its joy, though, is that two characters (played by Mr. Sproul and Sabrina Farhi) start telling the truth. One even survives the confession that she is such a Tolkien geek that she speaks and reads flawless Elvish." The New York Times, Anita Gates, May 14, 2009
"Sabrina Farhi brings naiveté and sincerity to the role of Felicia—enough to make the twist satisfying, and to suggest that there is hope, of sorts, where the heart matters." indietheatre.org, Jo Ann Rosen, October 15, 2008
"Every real human emotion in Mark and Andy, and all its desired sympathies, are funneled through Janine, and Sabrina Farhi does an admirable job handling the most challenging role of the play." blogcritics.org, Ethan Stanislawski, July 25, 2008
"Sabrina Farhi and Jeff Sproul get it right in Sure Thing. They skillfully play off of each other in this unique and thought-provoking play." Show Business Weekly, Amber Silverman, November 27, 2008
"Other standout performances come from Jeremy Banks, Sabrina Farhi, and Alicia Barnatchez, but overall the ensemble comes together very well to create a fun show with lots of strange characters and lots of action." nytheatre.com, Richard Hinojosa, April 28, 2011
"Great performances by...and the two ladies who stole the show; Michelle McNally as Princess Astra, and Sabrina Farhi as Lady Actulus, the Space Oracle." shortandsweetnyc.com, Kenneth Joachim, September 7, 2012
Contact
For professional inquiries please contact sabrina [AT]farhi.org