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AFTRA, SAG & Non-union Voice Files (click a name to hear his or her voice):

Male Voices - SAG-AFTRA
Peter Berkrot
(everyman, dozens of regional and international dialects)

Oscar Castillo
(English, Spanish, announcer, narration, looping, character, cartoon voices, warm, inviting, subtle, hard sell, in your face)

Chris Ciulla

(Everyman, sexy, confident, real. Accents & Dialects: Boston, New York (Brooklyn and Little Italy), Midwest, Chicago, Southern, Texan, British, Cockney, Irish, Russian, Spanish, Italian, Slavic)

Danny Connelly

Chris Conte
(accents: Boston, Italian, Mid-west, Maine and Kennedy)

Richard DeAgazio
(deep resonance, bass, Accents: New England, conversational, leader)

Robert DiCicco
(British, Cockney, Southern, Brooklyn, German, Armenian, Russian)

Sonny Dufault
(warm, conversational, announcer, accents, characters, dialects)

Russell Gannon
(distinctive, warm, authoritative, humorous, light, energetic, laid-back, serious)

John Haag
(conversational, announcer, narration. Accents: Irish, British, Russian, American regional: New York, Boston, Southern)

Peter Edmund Haydu
(Accents: standard American, British. Character voices, great range in age and pitch, announcer)

Ed Hoopman - (neutral, bass, baritone, smooth, announcer, animated, character)

Paul Horn
("warm but authoritative," documentary, hard or soft sell, high tech, scientific, medical/financial jargon--makes the "dry and technical" alive!)

Tom Kemp - (accents: BBC English, Cockney, Irish, New England, Boston, NY)

Jeremiah Kissel
(narration, characters)

Evan Konstantine - (accents & dialects: standard American, Russian, English, Irish, Scottish, Eastern European, Greek, Middle Eastern). Conversational, "announcer")

Will Lyman
(solid/classic, authoritative, dramatic, sexy, conversational, imaging)

Paul Minda - (versatile, engaging, believable, dynamic storyteller, corporate-speak to conversational!)

Holt Murray - (accents: Boston. Normal, conversational, announcer)

Christopher J. Palermo
(accents: Boston, New York, Italian. Straight "newsy" type, sexy rap voice)

Jim Patton
(conversational, announcer, authoritative, humorous, boisterous, rowdy, pirate)

Greg Paul
(regional dialects, non-accents-'Midwest' dialect, characters, impersonations, light to heavy [gravitas], comedic)

Robert Douglas Purcell - (accents: NYC, Latino, Southern, British, Scottish, Irish)

Cory Scott
(conversational, quirky, sincere)

Patrick Shea - (conversational, resonant, announcer)

Edward Stanley
(conversational, resonant, authentic, announcer, technical, medical, narration)

Joe Stapleton
(broadcaster/news anchor, Boston & many other accents)

Guy Strauss
(man in the street, blue-collar, corporate, authoritative. Range: sensitive to vicious.)

Bradley J. Van Dussen
(conversational, southern accent, announcer, character, father, narration)

Nicolas Villamizar
(accents: English, Spanish, So. American, announcer, animated, characters, poetic, narration, technical)

Marco Zanelli
(standard American speech, documentary, narration, dialects)
Tom Glynn
(conversational, baritone, announcer, versatile, expressive, Accents: Neutral, Boston).

Mark Hawk

Mike Jablon
(conversational, relatable, knowledgeable, warm, guy-next-door, hard or soft sell, affable)
Rick Koonce
(warm, friendly, down to earth, authoritative, resonant baritone, narrator, corporate, documentary.)
Perry Persoff
(friendly, sincere, conversational, casual, deep, thoughtful, edgy, professional, straightforward, announcer, narrator, eating food sounds, righteous anger, humorous, flighty, deadpan. Character. Accents: British--upper class and working class, Australian, Irish, Russian, French, Dracula, Karloff, Southern, New York, snooty, fake, sleazy)
Bernie Strickland
(southern accent, conversational, announcer, deep rich voice)

Jeff Bellin
(announcer, cartoon voices, southern accents, conversational, host)

David J. Curtis
(Baritone - bass, English dialects, Urban, New England, Southern, Latin, Irish, Cockney, Australian, Asian, S. Korean, N. Japanese)

Curtis Eames
(impressions, excellent mimic. Dialects/accents: Boston, New York, Southern, Midwestern, English, Scottish, Indian, Russian, German, Japanese. Fluent Spanish. Character voices, spokesperson)

Robert D. Murphy
(Accents: Boston. Mature, rich, deep, believable, convincing.)

Jack Neary
Michael F. Thayer
(thoughtful, articulate, narrator, conversational, announcer, singer, musician, jingles, sales training)

Tony Ramos Wright
(conversational, announcer, narration, spokesperson, friendly)

William Xifaras
(Accents: Providence, Boston, New York City, Greek, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Irish, Scottish, English, Indian)

Male Voices - Non-Union
Steve Cook

Donald Cronin
(announcer, warm, pleasing, engaging, cartoon, character, newsman, narrator, Irish brogue)
Jonathan Donahue
(narrative, announcer, crazy characters)

Alexander Fagan
(Accents: New England, Boston, Southern. Announcer, conversational, warm, friendly, honest, boy next door, college student, child, character, animated, tenor)

Michael Fisher - (bass range, narrator, [jargon: statistical, legal, medical])
John Fogle
(mature but lively, announcer, father, grandfather, comic, cartoons, many accents)

Jerem Goodwin
(conversational, announcer. Accents: southern, southwestern)

Paul Held
(Accents: British, Cockney, Irish, German, Russian, New England, Victorian, Southern. Professional, warm, engaging, conversational, baritone )

JC Haze
(age range: 30-60, "dad," natural, friendly, serious, comedic, announcer)

Bernie Hutchens -(neutral accent, convincing, articulate, warm)

Bob Kuhn
(cultured, crisp, confident, convincing, British - Australian - US fusion, warm, deep, resonant, authoritative)

Leo J. Maloney
(real Boston accent, narration, documentary, corporate, spokesperson)

Shawn Mayers
(deep, smooth, authoritative, professional, announcer, urban, late-night disc jockey)

Josh McBride - (Conversational, comedic, announcer)

Mike McGonegal
(friendly, conversational, matter-of-fact, guy next door, deadpan, baritone/bass)

Peter Andrew Needham - (pleasant, masculine, announcer, narrator. Accents: Boston)

Richard Parrella
(everyman, friendly, comedic, conversational, corporate, announcer, authentic Boston accent upon request)

Evan Sanders

Greg Shea
(warm, deep, authoritative, reassuring, comforting, conversational, announcer, play-by-play Accents: Boston, NYC, Southern, Italian, Irish, French, German, Russian, Indian).

Robert Slocum

Sean Daniel Stentiford - (sensational, authoritative, announcer, Boston, straight, conversational, official, 911 dispatching, radio DJ, sultry ("David Allan Boucher")

Jack Tracksler - (No accent. Smooth, believable, trustworthy)

Michael Forden Walker - (dramatic, comedic and friendly, professional and technical narrator, cartoon characters)

Talor Waintrup - (warm, friendly, conversational, guy next door)

Alan White - (no regional accent, multiple dialects, character)

Female Voices - SAG-AFTRA

Francene Amari

Christine Anos
(warm, friendly, girl next door, smart, clear, honest)

Carol Austin
(warm, upscale, neighborly, mom, professional)

Jessica Baade - (youthful, young, conversational, great scream)

Rena Baskin - (narrator, announcer, warm, intelligent, appealing, sexy, real, medical, financial, technical. Accents: Standard American, Standard British, New York, Southern, French, Italian)

Alecia Batson - (English (native speaker) • Accents: American (neutral), German, Italian, Texan, southern, British (RP), Hispanic (Mexican). Fluent Spanish & French • light lyric Coloratura • soprano • quirky • fun • college • young • conversational • animated • authoritative • knowledgeable • approachable • friendly • erudite)

Maribel Collazo

Becki Dennis
(Accents: British, Cockney, Southern, Boston, New York, Hispanic. Conversational, Reporter)

Sue Dimouro
(announcer, conversational, corporate, professional, warm.
Accents: Boston)

Charlotte Dore
(British accent, Victorian genre: great for historical and museum recordings)

Jody Ebling - (Accents: British, Southern)

Karen Eris

Michelle Fabiano
(warm, friendly, girl next door, smart, clear, honest, spokesperson, mom, sexy, edgy)

Sheryl Faye
(conversational, medical, professional, Mom)

Daena Giardella
(characters, conversational, real person, announcer, narrator and dialects )

Kippy Goldfarb

Emma Goodman
(Irish, British and Southern/Appalachian accents, warm, friendly, conversational or formal)
Cindy Lentol
(commercial and character/cartoon, spokesperson, mom, girl-next-door)
Andrea Lyman
(corporate spokesperson, warm mom, character. Accents: Southern, Texan, Upper British, French, Cockney, Urban)

Phyllis Lynn

Meredith Marks
(announcer, narrator, character, spokesperson
Margot Muraszkiewicz
Celeste Oliva
(smooth, mellow, quirky, character, newscaster)
Elena Pellegrino
(motherly, accents: Boston, Italian. warm, friendly, professional, everyday person.
Michele Proude - (warm, conversational to announcer, teen to mom, reporter, friendly, authoritative. Accents: neutral and Boston)
Wren Ross - (many characters, authentic announcer)
Andrea P. Roundtree

Carol Slate - (conversational, upbeat, quirky character to warm announcer)
Alison Wachtler - (versatile, warm, sexy, mom, spokeswoman, every day, character, great timing, articulate. Accents: Southern, New York)

Hilary Olinger - (Southern accent, conversational, announcer, mom, girl-next-door )
Margot Roberts - (no accent, conversational, announcer, industrial, news reporter, warm, comedic, corporate, young, mature)

Amanda George
Dida Hagan
(character voices, accents: Canadian, French)

Jen Alison Lewis
(warm, natural, real, professional, sexy, technical jargon, accents: Irish, British, southern, more)

Sam Pannier
(young mom, teen, clear, midwestern accent, Irish accent, British accent, spokes-model, articulate)

Tara Price
(soothing, sultry, characters: old ladies to children, Accents: Boston, New York, Mid-western, Southern (belle/twang), English (posh/cockney), Irish, Scottish, LA (surfer/valley girl), non-regional)

Debbie Rich
(narration, authoritative and informative, strong and upbeat)

Kris Sidberry - (accents: Southern)

Female Voices - Non-Union

Jennifer Antkowiak
(accents: Boston, flat, southern. Conversational, announcer, spokesperson, warm, friendly, classy, sophisticated, sexy, deep, full, professional, young-middle aged, energetic, sweet, melodic.

Heather Bonin
(Accents: American, British, Southern, Spanish pronunciation. Announcer, conversational, monotone (flat), mid-lower range female vocals, serious, angry, excited, happy, silly, narration, motherly, dry, sarcastic)

Juliet Bowler - (warm, authoritative and engaging. Mezzo Soprano vocally. Accents: Australian, British - BBC English, British – Cockney, British - Lancashire, British – Liverpool, British - Yorkshire, Canadian, French, German, Irish (including Northern), Midwest, New England - Boston, New York, Scottish, Southern)

Cindy Brooks
(natural, warm, sexy, clear, smooth, corporate, American English)

Jeanne Marie D'Amico
(engaging, smooth, upbeat, pleasant, warm, clear)

Jan Eliot
(accents: British, French and Spanish. Conversational, warm, friendly, sexy, soccer mom, character voices, speak French)

Amy Evans - (warm, friendly, cheerful, encouraging, soothing, confident, announcer, narrator)

Michelle Falanga
(warm, friendly, real person voice, versatile, characters, creatures, accents: British, cockney, southern, Irish)

Carlyne Fournier
(conversational, soft spoken, reporter, motherly. Accents: French)

Melissa Gaudette
(conversational, warm, friendly, announcer, smooth, sexy, perky, natural, sincere, upbeat)

Phyllis Gordon
(enthusiastic, conversational, soothing, warm, polished. Accents: English, French, German, southern, New England, Midwestern, California, Indian, Jewish, Latina)
Amanda Hennessey

Sandy Hughes

Joell Jacob - (alto, articulate, personable, friendly, smooth, rich, dry, natural, narration, news, anchor, spokesperson, characters, animation, Rhode Island)

Sonya Joyner-narration only

Annie Kerins
(Accents: Polish, standard British, Cockney, Boston, Irish, Southern. Fresh, Funny, Professional, Sensitive, Salesgirl)

June Kfoury
(accents: Boston, New England, Southern, Texan, British, Italian, Middle Eastern. Conversational, announcer, audiobook, audio books, warm, inviting, business, professional, motherly, lively, funny, empathetic, impassioned)

Joyce LeBaron - (accents: PA, NJ, southern)
Helen Lisanti
(snotty upperclass British, witch, cockney, Lancashire, Yorkshire, Welsh, BBC announcer)

Dorothy McKeon
(conversational, soft toned, southern, british, NY, narrator)

Mary C. McKitrick
(warm, caring, professional, soothing, sexy. Dialects: English (RP), Yorkshire, Cockney, Irish, Scottish, Italian, German, Indian, Latina, Brooklyn, Egyptian, and more.)

Shannon Muhs
- (no accent. warm, friendly, engaging, sincere, conversational, announcer)

Mandy Nelson

Lindy Nettleton
(Accents: English (standard RP), Cockney, Scottish, Irish. Conversational, announcer, characters, audio books, medical pronunciation a specialty)

(clean, clear, child, teen, mom, proud, bored, cheesy, sexy, hyper)
Valerie Parker
(announcer, conversational, comic, elegant, smooth, soothing, feminine, animated)

Laura Pizzuti

Christine Power - (professional, medical, conversational, announcer, mom, authoritative, sexy. Accents/Dialects: Boston, New York, American Southern, Appalachian, Standard British/RP, Palestinian)

Robin Ann Rapoport
(Accents: American Southern, Standard British, Russian)

Elizabeth Rimar
(character, conversational)

CJ Robbins
(clear, smooth, articulate, warm, professional, caring, friendly, authoritative, conversational, narration, corporate & sexy)

Monica Shea - (announcer, news, conversational, non-regional, southern, alto, raspy, sexy)

Valerie Stanford - (announcer, professional, unique. slightly smoky - accents:Boston, New York, Southern, Irish, British, Cockney, Eastern European.)

Liz Turner- (Accents: Boston, New York, Italian...young, teen, child, disney, playful, sexy, funny)

Kim Wilson
(conversational, girl next door, warm, motherly, funny, energetic, calm, sweet, empathetic, confident, friendly, smooth)

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Posted by Jeff Bellin on April 30, 2012 at 2:39pm: Thanks June and Carlyne. I have already been in touch with her. I have previously worked with Jordan Rich at Chart Productions, and my demo was done through Jordan. I was thinking about getting a fresh perspective, and she and Brian and I met for an hour over the weekend to assess things. What they are proposing is two 3-hour intensive sessions and then produce another demo. Cost would be low 4-figures in all, which is a large chunk, but not impossible if it would likely result in a significant jump for me.

I have done several voice gigs, but nowhere near the number of video/film gigs I have been cast in. I want to up the ante on the voice stuff.

Posted by Carlyne Fournier on April 30, 2012 at 2:14pm: To Jeff and June, i couldn't have said it better then June. I luuuuuv working with Dorothy and Brian. I have taken every level they offer and some workshop and now feel totally prepared to enter the world of Voice Over and i have great demo as well because of them... Call her!

Posted by June Kfoury on April 30, 2012 at 10:04am: I wholeheartedly agree with Bill. Dorothy is a great teacher and coach. She is so creative and supportive, and is able to provide an exciting and safe place for you to develop your talent.
She is offerring Voice over Intesive classes with Brian McKeever through CP Casting, and they are great preparation for doing voice overs. I just got a paid voice over job that I got called in to audition for. In both the audition and actual Voice Over I was able to use their clear and direct teachings and advice.

Posted by Jeff Bellin on April 30, 2012 at 10:02am: Following up, William, can you quantify at all an improvement in quality or quantity of bookings?

Posted by William Xifaras on April 30, 2012 at 9:42am: Yes Jeff, I've worked with Dorothy Gallagher numerous times and have only great things to say about her.

She's very knowledgable in her craft, has much experience, and is an incredible Voice Over instructor.

Posted by Mike "The Mic " Jablon on April 22, 2012 at 12:56pm: Call me at Lau's tomorrow
1-781-504-7171
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Posted by Michelle Falanga on April 22, 2012 at 12:35pm: I need to know things like: Is my Audacity program sufficient and if so, how to select the correct settings on that when recording and saving aup. files, if the snowball and USB connection is the problem - like Mike mentioned, what are my other options....I need to have a professional quality sound and I kind of need "hand holding" to get to that point. Need someone to look at what I have, troubleshoot to know where I am lacking and get me up and running sounding great!!!!! I need a miracle, on a budget...ha ha...

Posted by Mike "The Mic " Jablon on April 22, 2012 at 11:12am: Michelle
Lau Lapides Company does exactly what you need. Call her in Wellesley. She'll even come to you. Laulapidesstudio.com
How do I know? Because I'm the guy who does it!
And I'm WAY better looking than my bud Danny Lenard. :)

Posted by Joell A. Jacob on April 22, 2012 at 10:58am: Michelle,

Look up Dan Lenard. He may not be able to come to your house, but he does a great job at helping you set up via Skype. I recently hired him and he's been a great help. Good luck!

Posted by Mike McGonegal on April 22, 2012 at 10:24am: Michelle,

It might not be the PortaBooth that's at fault - it's probably more likely the SNOWALL and the USB signal path that you're using. While USB mics are good for auditions, there's a reason professional studios don't use them... To test things out, run your SNOWBALL into a heavily padded room (like a closet), and do a quick recording. If you hear more line noise (static or other unaccounted for noise) than ambient room noise (the neighbors, cars, etc.); the problem is the USB signal path and not your recording environment.

If that's the case, you'll need to find a way to solve that problem first becuase having an awesome recording environment will just make a crappy signal chain that much worse...

...and while yes, $349 for a Porta-Booth is a bit on the pricey side, it's very short money considering what you'll invest in the craft to be able to play on an international level.

Hope this helps some and doesn't intimidate you at all. :-)

-Mike