Deb Huglin - Midwest, NY, Italian, realistic baby crying

Midwest, NY, Italian, realistic baby crying

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Voice Description

A rich warm Midwestern voice that has been on everything from the Voice of America to Zombie Movies, Deb enjoys doing characters and reading, she also does voice overs and sound effects. She can create a realistic baby crying, any age and according to the need of the scene. Then there is science fiction and robot-like techno-noises. Her protégé in sculpture, Debra Ann Caniglia, does a glass shattering train whistle. Buyer beware.

Voice Genders and "Ages" I Can Perform

• Child
• Teenage Girl
• Young Adult Female
• Middle Age Female
• Senior Female

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

• English - North American
• Italian
• Other

I Offer my Services for these Recording Purposes

• Commercials
• Promos
• IVR, voicemail, phone systems, and on-hold messages
• Audiobooks
• Documentaries
• Podcasts

Jobs I Am Willing to Take (Union-wise)

Unknown - Click here to ask Deb Huglin

My Union Affiliations and Memberships

None

My Recording and Delivery Capabilities

• I have Phone Patch in my studio
• I can record and then upload the audio files via FTP

Pre-, Post- and Production Services I Offer

None

My Home Base

, United States

Accents, Impersonations, Characters and Dialects

Unknown - Click here to ask Deb Huglin

My Voice Experience

Feature Films
2005 I love You To Death (2006 release) Art Director/Production Designer/Titles/Subliminal sound effects for Hartfelt Productions
2005 Affected! Art Director/Production Designer/Sound Effects for FilmsofZion (release 2006)
2005 The Candy Shop Art Director/Assistant Director/Sound Effects for Alton Glass Productions (2006 release)
2001 Der Spiegel, Karen Assman Production, Ancient Americans:Kennewick Man. On camera as specialist in the field-Ancient Man Archaeologist
1997 Joey and Maria’s Comedy Wedding, supporting, Italian speaking and broken English speaking Grandmother, Palm Springs Dinner Theater
1986 Labyrinth, Jim Henson, sculpture design
1983 All Things Considered, Rene Montagne Segment, Radio
1982 The Dark Crystal, Jim Henson, robotics/creature design
1982 Fraggle Rock, Jim Henson, robotics/mit controller design
1982 Voice of America, Kitty Carlisle Show, Radio
Special Training
1973-4 ASU Sets, Costuming, Make-Up
1962-71 Studio Art Center Training, the Des Moines Art Center
1967-71 Curatorial Production Assistant, the Des Moines Art Center
1972, 1975 Theatrical and Video Costuming, Sets, Special Effects, University of Iowa
1972, 1975 Video and Film Production, University of Iowa
1973-1974 Theatrical Costuming, Sets, Special Effects, and Make-Up ASU
1973-1974 Multi-media, Video and Film Production, ASU
1977-78 Animation, Art Direction and Film Set Production, Drake University in Florence
1981-84 16 MM Film Animation, Young Filmmakers, NYC,
1980-84 Specialized Soap Opera Set Dressing, Robotorium, ABC and other Networks, NYC
1980-84 Science Fiction Convention Sets-East Coast, Robotorium Inc,
1979-84 Club Installations and Destination Services, Debbie the Roboteer, NYC
1963-now Museum & Gallery Art & Sculpture Exhibits, Deb’s work Worldwide
1986 Curated Robotics: Future Trends of the 1980s Exhibit, DM Center of Science and Industry,
1984 Collaborated on the Robot Exhibit, American Craft Museum
1984-1989 Member ANSI Industrial Automation planning Panel
1982-84 Collaborated with Jim Henson on robotic Mit Controllers at Robotorium, Inc,
1996-98 Beta Tested NT and 3D Studio Max, California
since 1962 Making Sculpture, Art and Animation
Archaeologist: Etruscologist, and Specialist in Ancient Indigenous American Rockart
Chief Archaeologist, Mississippian Culture Organization 1996-now.
Repatriation Archaeologist for the Wolf Clan of the Chahta, 2000-now.

My Training

2005 Group101films LA
1981 Young Filmmakers, NYC, 1981-8 16 MM Film Animation
1980 NYU Post Grad work in PR, Funding, Grantwriting
1980 Robotorium Inc, 1980-84 Science Fiction Convention Sets-East Coast
1980 for ABC and other Networks, NYC 1980-84 Specialized Soap Opera Set Dressing, Robotorium
1978 Drake University BFA in Sculpture and Etruscology
1977 Drake University in Florence 1977-1978 Animation, Art Direction and Film Set Production
1976 Ellsworth Jr College AA in Art & Humanities
1973 ASU 1973-1974 Theatrical Costuming, Sets, Make-up
1972 ASU 1973-1974 Multi-media, Video and Film Production
1972 University of Iowa 1972, 1975 Video and Film Production
1972 University of Iowa 1972, 1975 Theatrical and Video Costuming, Sets, Special Effects
1962 Des Moines Art Center 1967-71 Curatorial Production Assistant
1962 Des Moines Art Center 1962-71 Studio Art Center Training

My Studio Equipment

Unknown - Click here to ask Deb Huglin

Additional Skills

Club Installations and Destination Services, Debbie the Roboteer, NYC 1979-84

Museum & Gallery Art & Sculpture Exhibits, Deb has exhibited work Worldwide 1963-now

Curated Robotics: Future Trends of the 1980s Exhibit, DM Center of Science and Industry, 1986

Collaborated on the Robot Exhibit, American Craft Museum 1984

Member ANSI Industrial Automation planning Panel 1984-1989

Collaborated with Jim Henson on robotic Mit Controllers at Robotorium, Inc, 1982-84

Beta Tested NT and 3D Studio Max, California 1996-98

Making Sculpture, Art and Animation since 1962

Archaeologist, Etruscologist, and Specialist in Ancient Indigenous American Rockart

Chief Archaeologist, Mississippian Culture Organization 1996-now.
Repatriation Archaeologist for the Wolf Clan of the Chahta, 2000-now.

Deb has been doing studio artwork continuously since 1962. Deb also does commissions, Sculpture, Monuments, Water Features, Animation, Special Effects, Sets, Storyboards, American Indian Traditional Knowledge and Repatriation Archaeology/Analytical Archaeology professionally. Deb has been doing club installations since the 1960’s, the latest at Café Fais Do Do in LA. As a master carver she does exact sculptural portraiture. Since 2000, Deb has made it a point to mentor or give demonstrations and instruct in the community. Until it’s untimely demise through budget cuts, Deb worked as a contract artist instructor with the California Department of Corrections at Chuckawalla State Prison (a 72% success rate of no repeat offenders from the Arts In Corrections program, don’t let these programs be lost!.) Doing studio instruction, Deb worked with the underserved 13-25 year old population living near the Salton Sea. It is a harsh desert environment and they do not have access to may professionals as it is a two hour drive from any major city across a blistering desert with many sand storms. The supporting agencies are the Torres-Martinez Tribal TANF and through the extremely successful SOS/IVROP programs designed to create marketable skills in the arts and other areas for teens and young adults at risk in the community.

Mentor your people in your community, it really pays off!

Deb can also do astrology, something she had to lean as an archaeologist to be able to read the writing and inscriptions of ancient Star Knowledge. Since Deb doesn’t do esoteric stuff, she ends up giving astrological tune-ups to well known Psychics and other professionals in esoteric fields, because she strictly sticks to the calculations. In NYC she learned 90 Degree Astrology from Tony Bardusk and Wayne Booher. She has consulted on scripts and shows that have references to astrology so it seems real. Astrology is easy, it is memorization, not mumbo-jumbo. It’s an odd sort of specialty, and not what 20th century magazines portray it as. Just a better clock with more information on it.

As a member of round 7 Group 101 Films in the LA basin this fall, Deb is slaving over a hot computer and in her studio as we speak. They produce one film per month as a way to stimulate their own work. It’s a hair-raiser, but it is fun. If you want to participate or collaborate (even long distance as producers, screenwriters, musicians, equipment specialists, etc,) you can drop her a line The group here consists mainly people working in the industry in the Hollywood area that are participating. Anyone is welcome. Everyone is listed in the cast or crew lists, and much of the work ends up in film festivals or as reels to get serious work. Some is just for fun, and some material doesn’t fly at all…better to know now. to check out something in your area. If you don’t roll up yer sleeves and get to work, it’s not gonna get done.

By the way, Deb really likes to dance, and she has a track record for keeping up with the moves. For some funny reason she was a member of the Mudd Club of Deviant Behavior in the 1980s. Use it or ya lose it.