Gregg Steward

Old man, southern drawl, Texas twang, idiot, goofy, cartoon, gnome, nasal, Jimmy Stewart, Barney the dinosaur, diabolic, nerd.

I write radio and TV spots for some of the largest ad agencies in the country. And on more times than not, I was asked to be the voice based on the scratch track. That is, as long as that voice was not Don Pardo or Don LaFontaine. I started as what was at the time the youngest (and worst) disc jockey in the country when a AM station GM in Texas decided putting a kid behind the mike would increase his night time audience. But I loved it. After college I became a copywriter. Twenty years later I've written radio and television for some of the biggest agencies in the country. Many times lending my own voice to the project. I have quick and easy access to the following Miami studios: Vapor Post Outpost Audio CineArt Group And if this takes off, I'll turn one of the bathrooms into a home studio. DDB. The Richards Group. J. Walter Thompson. Agencies almost everyone has heard of before. They are also three agencies where Gregg has worked as a Creative Director. Along the way he has helped build some of the largest brands in the world. Budweiser, Shell, The Home Depot, Travelocity, and Nokia are just a few making the short list. A seasoned copywriter with deep roots in radio, Gregg loves the power of the spoken word. And it seems he has quite a way with those words. He has been recognized by virtually every award show in advertising. I can do characters. I can act. I can help tweak scripts. And I have a hand full of engineers I work with that can compress and equalize enough to make me great.