Voice over · since 1981
The voice on the other end of the line.
Pat Fleet is the recorded voice of AT&T and the Bell System — the one millions of callers hear every day without ever knowing her name.
About Pat
Affectionately called “Ma Bell” by the people who built the network.
Pat Fleet’s “AT&T” is one of the most recognized sounds in the United States. Ted Koppel called her a “mega star” of phone voices on ABC’s Nightline.
Since 1981 she has been the voice behind tens of thousands of telephone recordings — speaking to millions of callers a day with coin and credit-card requests, explaining services, or simply thanking them for using AT&T. Her digital studio makes recording and delivering voice-overs, whenever you need them, straightforward.
“The preferred telephone voice in the U.S. market.”
— AT&T Consumer Study
- 1981
- First network recording
- Tens of thousands
- Telephone recordings voiced
- Millions
- Callers reached every day
Demos
Standard network recordings
A few examples of Pat Fleet in the kind of work the phone system is built on.
What Pat records
From the auto-attendant to the airport concourse
Pat is the voice of corporate and government phone systems, and can be heard in overhead announcements at airports, hospitals, and amusement parks.
Clients
Heard on hold at
- AT&T
- Verizon
- ABC Television
- CBS Radio
- Paramount Pictures
- Bank of America
- Boeing
- Lowe’s
- McDonald’s
- Charter Hospitals
- Rick Dees
- U.S. Government
- State governments
Off the record
Things that never made it onto the network
Silly takes recorded over the years. These were never used publicly, so you’ve almost certainly never heard them.
Work with Pat
Get in touch
Custom recordings, network and IVR work, licensing, bookings, or press — send a note and Pat will get back to you directly.
Press
For journalists
Pat Fleet is available for interviews and personal appearances.
For interviews and personal appearances, send a note and we’ll be in touch.
Elsewhere