Ben Brenot

Here's my policy on accents--it depends on who you're trying to fool. For example, if you want a German accent, but you're trying to fool a primarily American audience, I can do that. However, if you're looking for a German accent to try and fool a native German...then you might want to look elsewhere. With that in mind, here are some of the accents I can perform: -European French -Canadian French -British English -Australian English -Mexican Spanish -European Spanish -German -Austrian -Brazilian Portuguese -European Portuguese -Southern America -Midwestern America -Californian ("surfer dude") American

-MICROPHONE: Blue "Baby Bottle" Condenser Microphone -PRE-AMP: DBX 286A -AUDIO INTERFACE: MOTU Ultralite mk3 Digital Hybrid -MONITORS: M-Audio BX5a deluxe active reference monitors -RECORDING SPACE: Acoustically-treated "Whisper Room" booth -PHONE PATCH: Skype -SOURCE-CONNECT PRO ENABLED -ISDN: Source-Connect's ISDN-bridging feature -ABLE TO ADD ROYALTY-FREE MUSIC AND SOUND EFFECTS -AUDIO EDITING PROGRAM(s): Pro Tools 9, Twisted Wave -FILE TRANSFER PROCEDURES: Source-Connect, FTP, email, overnight mail At the moment, I only have a commercial demo. However, I am more than willing to do auditions for non-commercial work, whether it be a serious and formal voice for corporate audio presentations, or for a wacky character voice. I have a background in theatrical and camera acting, after all, so I'm used to adapting to different characters. Feel free to ask for custom auditions--auditions are free!