Bill Worthington Voice Over Talent

• Bill Worthington is registered with Voice123 since Jan 08, 2007.
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Voice Description

My voice is very versatile and can easily handle all of the following:

Soft & Warm – Grandfatherly
Sensual
Emotions
- Anger
- Angst
- Apathy
- Confidence
- Contempt
- Enmity
- Ennui
- Envy
- Excitement
- Fear
- Happiness
- Hatred
- Indignation
- Love
- Pity
- Sadness
- Shame
- Shamelessness
- Shock
- Suprise

Languages and Accents
- English – North American
- Accents
- Standard Midwest
- Southeastern
- New England
- Cultured Boston
- Back Bay
- Downeaster
- British
- Queen's English
- Lancashire
- Scottish – Light or heavy Bur
- Irish
- East Indian - Formal English Training

My Union Affiliations and Memberships

None

My Recording and Delivery Capabilities

Unknown - Click here to ask Bill Worthington

Pre-, Post- and Production Services I Offer

None

My Home Base

, United States

Accents, Impersonations, Characters and Dialects

Unknown - Click here to ask Bill Worthington

My Voice Experience

I am a recent graduate of the "Voices For All" Master Voice Over class in Albany, NY.

Throughout my last 4 decades of life I have used my voice and its variable qualities and variations in my world of work as I presented information in the following ways:

- 1960's
- High School Debate Team
- Placed third in Washington state speech
and interpretative reading contest
- 1970's
- High School Teacher
- Assistant Pastor
- 1980's
- Pastor of two different congregations
- Marketing Vice President USLIFE
Corporation where I
- Produced and presented multiple product
introduction and educational seminars
(over 50) throughout the US
- Motivational Speaker
- 1990's
- High School Teacher
- 2000's
- Insurance Sales
- Retail Electronics and Appliance Sales
- Seminar Leader under contract with Skill
Path Seminars, Inc.
- Assistant Acting Coach

My Training

I have worked with Angela Langworthy, Voice Actor and Voice Coach of Voices For All of Albany, NY -

I am a successful graduate of the Voices For All Master's Class in December of 2005.

My experience as Pastor and Worship Leader have given me numerous opportunities to use and hone my various voices and emotions before some very accepting as well as a few difficult congregations.

My experience in producing and presenting over 50 Product Introduction shows and Training Seminars has allowed me to stretch my capabilities to the point of multiple variations and voices. Presenting these seminars throughout the US to over 19,000 insurance agents has required me to master regional dialects for empathetic and comedy affect.

My experience in personal insurance and retail sales has given me experience in reacting to countless unpredictable situations giving me extensive extemporaneous experience.

My Studio Equipment

Unknown - Click here to ask Bill Worthington

Additional Skills

Voices I have developed include the following

- Hardwin Ferguson – a newscaster for a national cable network whose voice sounds like Carl Castle
- Harleigh (Smitty) Smith – A 30 – 50 year old Atlanta Businessman whose voice is part Jimmy Carter and part Martin Luther King Jr.
- Jefferson R. (Randy) Winslow – A 40 – 60 year old Boston Banker who is a direct descendent of Edward Winslow a passenger on the Mayflower in 1620 – His voice is high Brahmin Bostonian
- Jason (Clare) Clarendon – A fisherman from Jonesport, Maine whose voice sounds like a typical down Easter
- Chauncey Herrington-Smythe – An English gentleman in his 30’s to 50’s whose voice is purely the Queen’s English
- Joe Jackson – a 50-year-old immigrant from Blackpool England whose voice is a combination of Guy Lombardo and Paul McCartney
- Montgomery (Monty) McCullough – a recent immigrant from the Scottish highlands
- Patrick (Paddy) O’Flareghty – a recent immigrant from Dublin, Ireland – whose voice sounds like William Blake
- Harmambai (lucky) Patel – a 40’s to 60’s East Indian who learned English from his father Dilip was a civil servant in Calcutta
- Jeremiah (Cookie) Strong – A late 19th Century working ranch cook. He is in his early 60’s and his voice is a mixture of Walter Brennan and Gabby Hayes
- Jennifer (Grandma Jennie) Plew – An elderly woman whose voice is a mixture of old female African-American and Hillbilly
- Charles (Chucky) Bredford – a 15-year-old high school student whose voice is just now changing

I am constantly working on and trying out new voices