Aundrea Cudjoe – Jackson is the Owner and Voiceover Artist of ACJ Voices LLC, principal attorney for The Cudjoe Law Firm, an accomplished actress, and an adjunct professor in Business and Health Care Law at The College of Health Professions in Houston, Texas. She is talented in Commercials, E-Learning, Legal Education, Compliance, Corporate Narration, and Documentaries. Her professional background, with the gift of voice and communication to build credibility and provoke action, allows her to engage any audience with ease and expertise for on camera programs and off camera voiceover projects.

Aundrea holds a B.S. in Business Administration from Oklahoma State University and a Doctor of Jurisprudence (J.D.) degree from Cooley Law School at Western Michigan University, where she graduated Cum Laude. She was admitted to the State Bar of Texas in 2004. Since being admitted to the bar, Aundrea has practiced law various areas of law including Probate and Estate Planning, Debt Collections, Family Law, Property Tax, Contracts and Business Law. She has represented individuals, companies, and non-profit organizations, and also completed coursework through Houston Community College in Real Estate. Aundrea has served as a volunteer attorney with Harris County Volunteer Lawyers, Fort Bend Lawyers Care, and was appointed as Attorney Ad Litem in the Harris County Probate Courts.

Aundrea’s initial training in voiceover technique was with James Conlan of James Conlan Voiceovers in Houston. She also participated in home studio/editing training programs in Audacity and Adobe Audition with Larry Hudson of VO Heaven in Los Angeles. Aundrea completed strenuous training at The Great Voice Company in the New York City area with Susan Berkley, the signature voice of Citibank and AT&T, as a student in the Voice Over Training Institute. She participated in the Great Voice Challenge and Voiceover Bootcamp at The Great Voice Company. Aundrea is a member of The Great Voice Master Class, an associate member of The World-Voices Organization, Inc., and also is an E-Learning Tool/Service Provider for The eLearning Guild.

Aundrea was acclaimed for her performance in her self-written and directed one woman show, “Why Is It?” in 2019. She was also acclaimed for her performance in her second self-written and directed one woman show “The Fight For Our Voice” in 2020. Her compelling presentation and reviews led her to a guest appearance on KWWJ 1360 AM / 96.9 FM in Houston to discuss the history of and need for voting rights of women and African Americans. Aundrea adds to her credits being a principal cast member in numerous stage plays, including Edwina De Guinne, the story telling narrator in “The Quadroon Ball” by Damon Wright, and an improv cast member, namely the wise old lady and a five year old student in “All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten” written by Robert Fulghum and adapted by Ernest Zulia, just to name a few. Aundrea’s acting credits also include video and commercial acting, and she is a former model. She trained in commercial / film acting and modeling through The John Casablancas Training Center in Nashville, Tennessee, and was represented as a modeling and acting talent through MTM Agency – Nashville.

Through the magic of digital technology, Aundrea provides professional recorded voiceovers from her home studio for clients worldwide, and also has the skill and personality to draw in an audience as an on-camera talent.