Eric Johnston

Pirate (think Mr. Krabbs), Cockney (Bert from Mary Poppins), Mr. Suave (Antonio Banderas), Mario (stereotypical Italian), Southern Televangelist, Southern Hillbilly, Mr. Baltimore Guy from Down the Docks Hon, Mr. Mafia (deep voice and whiny voice). Neutral American dialect.

The only voiceover experience that I have were doing some radio commercials in the mid-'90s. They are all on my "reel" (beer commercial, sporting goods store, etc.). All were booth work reading copy, and demonstrate my range. I stopped acting in the late '90s to concentrate on raising a family, but am trying to get back into voiceover. 1994-1995 American Academy of Dramatic Arts, AA, Acting. Recoginized for excellence in Voice and Speech Voiceover class and reel with Alice Whitfield, NYC, 1996 I am a tenor/baritone singer for most of my life, and have sung in high school, college, in bands and in church groups. After leaving professional acting, my wife and I are raising a family of three kids. I practice my voices on them all the time! I am an outside sales rep, so I have no problem with a professional, polished sound. I continue to act locally, so my character work gets practiced as well.