A composer, vocalist, author, voice artist and voice coach, Tiffany Prochera has a mission to inspire and enlighten through words and music. She strives to combine humour and beauty to reveal the world to itself while entertaining audiences through a multitude of media such as film and television, literature and live performance.

As a composer and songwriter, she holds a degree in Composition and has had several classical works performed to highly appreciative audiences such as the one-act opera, The Ride and the string quartet and tape piece, Variations On A City Theme. She has composed short film scores, background and theme music to accompany spoken word recordings and web broadcasts, arranged and contributed songs to two feature-length animation projects and written songs for children including the eight-song collection, Bad Moods And Seven Other Super Reasons To Sing A Silly Song. 

A highly-trained vocalist and vocal coach, Tiffany has performed classical and popular repertoire in a variety of live concert and theatrical environments as well as performing on a number of song demos for other writers and releasing a pop/rock recording entitled The Precious Many. She also maintains a private voice studio with students of all ages and experience levels.

Her talents as a voice artist have been put to good use in business and creative applications and she particularly enjoys quirky character voices. To date, she has lent her voice to numerous commercials, animation projects, audio books, telephone messaging systems, training presentations and other spoken word recordings for Canadian and international clients.

As a writer, she has published an inspirational collection of prose and poetry entitled A Candle At Both Ends: Thoughts Of Inspiration At The Beginning And End Of The Day and Tabitha's Magical Voice, an e-book for young readers, in addition to providing the text for all of her musical works thus far. Her poetry has been featured in magazines, on inspirational websites and in multimedia presentations. She is currently working on her second novel, The Wannabe Optimist's Guide To Making Life Not Suck So Much.