Gregory Broderick

Philadelphian, Chicagoan, Bostonian, Californian, Southern, Mid-Western, Irish, Scottish, English, Cockney English, Hispanic, German, Indian, Greek, Australian. Can be gruff, monstrous, silly, animated, smooth, calm, intimidating, educated, dim-witted, sporty, news anchor, monsters (ogres, dragons etc.).

I started getting into voiceover when I was in my late teens. However using your laptop's built-in microphone and recording only in AIFF format got me so far. I graduated from Columbia College Chicago with a BA in Radio after my four years of getting top notch education from the wonderful voiceover teachers/coaches on the staff. Through them, I acted in many live and recorded Audio Drama Dramatic Series, one of which I received an award from Crystal Communications for Best Writing and Production along with the rest of our stellar cast and crew of the series. Some of my work includes playing in the 2012-2013 Senior Animation Project, Audio Dramatic Series "The Shower Dialogues" and "Writer's On The Edge", Live Audio Drama Performance of "Dick Spindler's Family Christmas", and many more. Since my graduation, I have been auditioning in the Chicago and assisting group projects from Columbia College and outside the school for small roles such as a single line to a whole 30 second video. I received my BA in Radio at Columbia College Chicago with teachings under professional voiceovers including Marcie Mencotti, Debra Doetzer, Tom Taylorson and Jeff Lupitan. I took classes in Voiceover I, Voiceover for Interactive Gaming and Voiceover for Animation. Under George Zarr, I took classes in Performing an Audio Drama. With Marcie and George's recommendation, I became Vice-President of the Audio Drama Club at Columbia College during my time at the school. I have also taken classes at The Wallnut Street Theater in Philadelphia, PA, The Second City Chicago and the Gotham City Comedy Club in NYC. I have taken acting classes in Shakespeare, Improvisation, Comedy and Stand-Up. Easy access to a studio which includes sound proof booths, high quality microphones, access to audio editing software such as Adobe Audition and Pro Tools. I have a Podcast which I regularly post on a weekly basis that helps me prevent from using crutch phrases and repeated dead air to make a smooth and fluent sounding audio cut.