about me

Annabelle Homer is a professional voice coach conducting public speaking and media training sessions to individuals and groups nationwide.

Annabelle grew up on a cattle station in Central Queensland and was educated at Brisbane Girls’ Grammar School and Griffith University graduating with a Bachelor of Arts in Communications majoring in Journalism and Screen Production.

After a brief stint at Channel Seven producing magazine TV shows, she cemented her journalism career at the ABC, firstly at ABC TV Landline and then branching off to Rural Radio where she spent the next 12 years working as a Rural Reporter across Queensland, Victoria, and South Australia. She spent seven of those years presenting the South Australian Country as well as brief stints on ABC Landline, Behind The News and 891 Local Radio.

Annabelle resigned from the ABC in 2013 when she moved to the Clare Valley and raised her family. Seven years later she launched Voice it, a communications business specialising in public speaking and media training, podcasting, audio memoir producing and emceeing. Annabelle also ran a Drama School for primary aged children in the Clare Valley using her 12 years of AMEB speech and drama qualifications.(To find out more about AMEB click here.)