Chris Hook

I can provide a U.S. Southern Accent and midsouth accent having grown up in Kentucky. I can also produce a upper society British accent from having studied at Oxford University.

Even as a young child, I was performing in theatre and delivering the "news" on the local school announcements from elementary through high school. Voted "The Most Likely to be on Television Voice" in my college public speaking class, I have pursued voiceover seriously starting in 2009. My experiences have been both recorded and live situations, such as award ceremonies. Edge Studio in Washington, DC and New York City have been the entirity of my professional voiceover training. Additionally, I have studied at the Studio Theatre Acting Conservatory in Washington, DC. I use a Neumann TLM 103 microphone, which richly captures the warmth, depth, clarity, and range of my voice. Additionally, I use Protools for my DAW, JBL Studio Monitors to ensure purity of finished audio tracks, and Audio Technica Headphones for recording. Besides knowing how to write (English minor) and do math (engineering background), I can convey emotion very well in my voice and come from a lineage of speaking performers as my father was a radio journalist and TV personality before becoming a math professor.