David Griffin: Albuquerque’s Premier Voiceover Artist

David Griffin has lent his voice to a broad range of influential roles and projects throughout New Mexico and beyond. With a career spanning several decades, David has become a defining voice for organizations like the New Mexico Office of Cultural Affairs, Columbia Medical Center, and even provided the voice for campaigns such as Gore/Lieberman for President. His compelling voice has supported meaningful public service announcements for the Battered Women’s Shelter and the El Paso Police Department, among others.

David’s voice also brought life to events at the University of New Mexico’s Popejoy Hall and narrated the stories of community landmarks and initiatives across the region. His unique, warm, and authoritative delivery made him a sought-after voice in the ’80s, leading to the creation and production of hundreds of both national and regional commercials.

Elevating Telluride: David Griffin’s Impactful Voice

In Telluride, Colorado, David’s talents extended beyond voiceover work. Hired by the City Council, he was instrumental in crafting strategic national marketing and public relations plans that revitalized the city. His friendly, convincing voice, which later became his hallmark, was pivotal in rebranding Telluride. He wrote and produced all the advertising that helped transform the town into a vibrant tourist destination, known for its lively music events, charming shops, and first-class dining experiences.

Telluride’s transformation under David’s guidance included the renovation of forgotten landmarks and a boom in new construction, establishing the town as a key stop on the Colorado ski tour. David Griffin’s voice and vision have not only narrated but shaped the stories of the places and people he has worked with, leaving a lasting impact that resonates both locally and nationally.