Box Man - deep, but can be changed to fit the project

deep, but can be changed to fit the project

• Box Man is registered with Voice123 since Jan 01, 2009.
• Box Man started his/her voice over career in 2008.
• Currently Box Man is a Standard subscriber.
• Auditions and proposals submitted through Voice123 during the past six months: 0

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Voice Description

My voice is originally very deep, however, the vocal range I have allows me to change the pitch of my voice quite drastically. It can be warm and deep for narrations, or fun and energy filled and maybe a little higher pitchwise for a commercial, or smooth and professional for presentations.

Voice Genders and "Ages" I Can Perform

• Teenage Boy
• Young Adult Male
• Middle Age Male

Language(s) of Which I Am a Native Speaker:

• English - North American

I Offer my Services for these Recording Purposes

• Commercials
• Promos
• IVR, voicemail, phone systems, and on-hold messages
• Training, business presentations, sales, and web sites
• Audiobooks
• Documentaries
• TV shows and movies
• Movie and game trailers
• Podcasts
• Songs

Jobs I Am Willing to Take (Union-wise)

• Non-Union Jobs

My Union Affiliations and Memberships

None

My Recording and Delivery Capabilities

• I will go to any designated studio in my area

Pre-, Post- and Production Services I Offer

None

My Home Base

Middletown, Ohio, United States

Accents, Impersonations, Characters and Dialects

I can do country accents of varying degrees. A heavy accent like billy bob thornton, or his character sling blade. A lighter accent like Matt Damon's character in the rainmaker.
I can do northern accents like someone from New York or New Jersey. Real heavy like the italians or lighter like a regular joe. I can do a minnesota accent like someone from the movie Fargo. I can do a spanish accent very well. I would distinguish and say mexican spanish or cuban spanish or dominican spanish but I don't know those dialects well enough to describe the distinction. russian accent, german accent, french accent, australian accents included as well. maybe you get this and maybe you don't but I can do the surfer accent. you know, "Whoa dude, like totally gnarly" More like that voice and personality I should say. I can do an Indian accent. The indians across seas, not American Indians. I can pretty much transform my voice to about any accent. I can do chinese or japanese but I don't do them as well as the others. I do a pretty decent Robert Deniro impersonation, and Al Pacino, and Christopher Walken. Jack Nicholson I can do but not like the former 3. I can do a pretty good Arnold Schwarzenegger impersonation. This is not really an accent but I like sounding like those guys who announce the dramas on tv for movies like The Departed and Training Day and stuff like that, who sound like they smoke too much.

My Voice Experience

I've never had any official voice over experience where I was paid. I just change my voice all the time and sound like other people to make people laugh. I'm always told, " You should get on the radio, you have a radio voice." or, " You should be the guy that does the movie announcements on tv." I did some recording over a buddy's house, and we added some sound effects, it started out like I was doing a kids show, then turned into a serious church sermon somehow so it was just 2 characters but it was pretty funny with the sounds added. A formal presentation of more serious subject matter would not be difficult for me to perform. I change my voice so much and sing in other voices to sound like different artists so much and use other accents so much that since i've found it's an obvious talent and skill, that I should look to profit from it, since people tell me that's what I should do also. If you want some references I can give you some numbers of the people I work with, some of my family and friends, my team leader, I make them laugh all the time. " Wow you can sound like anybody" is what they say. I recorded a few hip hop tracks which requires you to write your own lyrics, which amounts to reading a script, and then saying them to a music track which you have to keep time to, you can't just read those lyrics like you would a presentation, so I'm familiar with reading to an audio track so to speak. I realize, however, that this is not necessarily a substitute for my lack of "job" experience in this field, but let me say I understand characters and personalities, and accents well. To do a certain accent you become that person. I do Christopher Walken or Deniro I become them. I'm doing a voiceover for statistical research or a documentary obviously I adopt a laidback, mildmannered, smooth, intelligent persona. A change of demeanor becomes necessary. A complete linguistic metamorphosis transpires.

My Training

I don't have any formal training. My mother taught me to read before I even entered kindergarten, I never went to preschool, so reading a script is no big deal. I have found that in recording my voice I usually need to go back over it and listen to it to be sure the syllables and the pronunciation and the pitch comes out right. Also you have to check whether you're too close to the mic or if you're talking too loud or too soft. My education is just watching and listening to celebrities and other people, and mimicking them. I started in about the 2nd or 3rd grade doing voices and I'm 28 now so I've done it for a few years.

My Studio Equipment

I have recording capabilities, but I don't want to go on record as saying that I'm ready to undertake doing actual, finished production of a project on my own. I'm going to record a few things and post them on this site, and I believe that those interested will tell me if it's satisfactory or unsatisfactory. For now though I'd rather record at a studio should any jobs come available. However if I'm able to set up my environment the way it needs to be, I should be able to add music and sound effects to my projects with little difficulty. I have a few programs that I'm familiar with to work with. I used to work with amateur artists recording hip hop music. So I'm not only familiar with music production, but also with the timing of samples, and the proper levels. Music production of that type is very similar to what the majority of voice talent seekers are looking for here. You can add sound effects, you have someone who is talking over the music track, and it all has to have the right timing, the right levels, the right length.

Additional Skills

I'll be succinct. I believe in giving the customer what they want. I've had many jobs. Some of those jobs I was good at, some I wasn't, but I am extremely skilled with voices, and I love to read. If there is any work on this planet besides something of a technical nature, that I would most suited for, it would be this. Besides, I have the attitude for this. If you want someone who sounds like a scientist to explain birthrates and the socioeconomic impact it causes in a certain region of wherever, then I become that scientist. If you want an advertisement for a backyard barbecue over at billy bobs, then I'm Billy Bob. Want people to save 20% using your airline for flights to australia? Then I'm Crocodile Dundee, I think you're getting the picture.