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Members: 141
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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) 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) 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) 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) Tony Wright (conversational, announcer, narration, spokesperson, friendly)
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Christine Anos (warm, friendly, girl next door, smart, clear, honest) Carol Austin 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 Daena Giardella (characters, conversational, real person, announcer, narrator and dialects ) 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) Francene Amari Jennifer Antkowiak (accents: Boston, flat, southern. Conversational, announcer, spokesperson, warm, friendly, classy, sophisticated, sexy, deep, full, professional, young-middle aged, energetic, sweet, melodic. 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) 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 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) 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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Discussions
Any union experiences with Voices.com?
Started by Perry Persoff. Last reply by Perry Persoff Sep 12, 2009. 5 Replies 0 Likes
Video of a VO Actor
Started by Bradley J. Van Dussen. Last reply by Paul Horn Dec 5, 2008. 1 Reply 0 Likes
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Posted by Wren Ross on February 7, 2011 at 6:21pm -
New!! Home Studio SeminarDate: Wednesday Evening Feb. 16, 6-9pmWhere: Parsons Audio, Wellesley, Mass ( on rt. 9 near rt. 128)It is important to have your own home studio these days. This seminar will give you hands on training to help you understand what equipment you need - how to set it up - as well as how to use it so that you sound professional. If you already have a home studio setup, the instructors will give you pointers to improve your sound quality. We will cover microphone technique and voice-acting skills to give your work a more authentic and dynamic edge.
Learn from some of the best sound engineers and technicians in the business in an environment that has been providing excellent equipment to professional sound studios for years.
You can obtain your equipment directly from Parsons Audio and they will give all class participants a significant discount!!For more information, fees and registration please call: (class size limited -- early registration recommended.)
617-924-SING (7464)or email: wren@wrenross.com
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Posted by Joell A. Jacob on June 20, 2010 at 2:49pm -
Thanks Paul. I live in CT and there is an Edge Studio in CT, so that's why I asked about them. They are somewhat nearby. Thanks for the reference to Sonny as well!
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Posted by Paul Horn on June 20, 2010 at 2:18pm -
Oh, the place in NYC--no, no direct experience with them, but they seem reputable. That said, I agree with Mike J that you don't need to go that far for good training/coaching--Wren can certainly be helpfu,l and when it comes to a producing or editing your demo at a reasonable cost I heartily recommend Sonny Dufault (also a member of NEA)--he knows his way around both sides of the mic..
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Posted by Joell A. Jacob on June 20, 2010 at 2:16pm
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Thanks Mike. I'll connect with her.
Paul, The Edge Studio calls itself a Voice Over Industry Center that assists in career guidance, coaching, business training etc. So, I was asking about centers as such. I know there are many seminars and dvd's and coaches out there, but since there is an Edge Studio relatively nearby, I was looking for a positive reference, or if not, perhaps another reference. Thanks! Joell
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Posted by Mike "The Mic " Jablon on June 20, 2010 at 2:07pm
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Hi Joell,
Edge is a great place to gain knowledge. I use them on an almost daily basis. For someone local to give you quality training, look no further than one of my mentors, Wren Ross. And best of all, you can send her a message right here on NEACTOR.
Have a great day!
Mike J
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Posted by Paul Horn on June 20, 2010 at 1:33pm
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A message from Joell A. Jacob to all members of Voice Over Talent on New England Actors!
Hi,
Does anyone have experience or feedback about Edge Studio?
Thanks for any info you can pass along for reputable training centers etc.
Hi Joel--I think I've done work there before, but it's been a long time. What do you specifically want to know? I'm not sure what you mean by "training centers"--please explain. Thanks. Paul
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Any union experiences with Voices.com?
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Hello, fellow voice actors.I was wondering if any of you who are union have had any experiences getting gigs with www.Voices.com. For instance, I'm an AFTRA guy,…Continue
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