Anthony Inzodda

english, urban, bostonian, various comedic voices, silly, loud, cartoonish, australian, italian, irish, scottish, broken spanglish, new york, chicago, southern, college educated, sophisticated, upper class, middle class. If i hear an accent or a style of speaking, I can mimic it very well.

I have done a few voice overs for ads and promos for a company called Receptive Audio (receptiveaudio.com) Receptive Audio specializes in audio production and message management for National Retail and Hotel chains. I would like to branch out some and try all different types of voice overs. Pro Tools LE 7-9 with vast collection of plug-ins, DigiDesign-digi002 rack, DigiDesign M Box 2 mini, metric halo uln-8, PreSonus StudioLive board, multiple microphone chains and compressors, AKG phantom powered microphone C 3000 B with PF80 pop filter I am very good at doing different voices and portraying emotions. I'm from Boston so I can say the same thing ten different ways. There are endless ways to say one thing. Whether it be by changing words, tones, or stresses. The exact same phrase could be funny or serious, agrry or sad, all by just the way it is said. this is key to creating realism and I will record something until I am happy with it.