Millions of New Yorkers hear his voice every day and have no idea whose it is. This short profile introduces Charlie Pellett, a Bloomberg News anchor by day who moonlights as the recorded voice of the MTA subway system, the man behind lines like "Stand clear of the closing doors, please." Director Andrew David Watson follows Pellett through the recording booth and onto the platforms where his own announcements play back to him, unnoticed by the commuters rushing past. Interviews trace how a broadcast journalist ended up narrating one of the most heard, least seen jobs in the city, and what it feels like to be simultaneously anonymous and omnipresent. The film catches the strange split between Pellett's public radio persona and the disembodied authority of his subway voice, and lets him reflect on recognition that never comes with a face attached. It's a small, specific story about a very particular kind of New York fame.