
Valerie Smaldone
Currently, she is an executive producer on Divine Renovation, a home improvement reality series with a spiritual twist, hosted by television icon Erik Estrada. Her partners in this venture are Monty Hobbs and Matthieu Chazareix.
In 2022, she directed and was executive producer of the faith-based film The Thursday Night Club adapted from the novella and audio drama podcast written by Steven Manchester.
An accomplished voice-over artist, Valerie was the narrator on the episodic program “Fatal Encounters” on Investigation Discovery Channel. She has recorded commercials for clients like Verizon, Victoria's Secret and Vanguard as well as television promos for The CBS Morning Show, Dateline on NBC, The NBC Nightly News, The Today Show, Lifetime, Cinemax and many others. Valerie was the announcer for The Boomer Esiason Show on MSG for 4 seasons. A career spanning over four decades, Smaldone has a successful career in radio, television, theatre, and film.
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