eric loomis

I have done several sound-a-like jobs in my career, and am adding new ones as I go. Some of the ones I've been fortunate to be hired to do are Jack Black, Robert Downey Jr., Charlie Sheen.I can quickly learn to imitate, and have several other Celebs I can voice match. I am also very quick at picking up accents/dialects. Some that I am proficient at are British, Cockney, Irish, Ausie,Southern, Texan, Brooklyn, Jersey, Chicago, and yes, being from California, even a Surfer/Valley Dude, but hey who can't do that one.

I've been a working voice talent since 1994, and have worked in commercial, and animation. I've had campaigns with Coke, Carls Jr.,Panda Express, McDonalds, Toyota, and others. I've worked for Dreamworks, Disney, Marvel, Nickelodeon, Sega, Mattel, Fisher Price, etc. My commercial work varied from fun/lite spokes person, to character roles, and a few straight announcer reads. My animation varied from cartoony, to dramatic, and those characters that walked that line in between. I started my training in Voiceover in 1992, at a time when several of the great working talents at that time were teaching. I was very lucky to study with people who I greatly admired, who had also worked with, and studied with talented people who came before them that we both admired. My first professional job was a radio spot for a small supermarket with the great June foray, who was Rocky the Squirrel, as well as many other characters, and one of the first stand out female voice talents in animation starting in the early 1940's. I have a Sony Vaio lap top with a Blue Snow Ball microphone, and my record soft ware is Audacity. I am really good at editing my own voice tracks, having had 5 years of part time booth directing experience.