Gregory Fitzgerald

Irish, British, English speaking Indian, Arabic, most American regional accents (sterotypical Russian, German, broken english from most typical or common foreign languages are able to be duplicated with advance preparation.) Some of my favorite impressions include: Jimmy Stewart, Carey Grant, Curly, Wren, Stimpy, Art Carney, Walter Brenan, James Cagney/sterotypical gangster from the 30's style, any famous male that had an unusual voice can be done with practice as I can mimic most anything in my range. Cartoons - Old. Most need practice: A perfect Marvin The Martian (listen to demo) from WB cartoons. Sylvester, Tazmanian Devil (Taz), Boris Badenov, Foghorn Leghorn, Bullwinkle Moose, Shaggy, Scooby Doo, Snagglepuss. From the Simpsons: Mr Burns, Smithers, Homer, Marge, Marge's sisters, Abe Simpson, Ned Flanders, Moe, Chief Wigum, Dr Nick, Apu, Barney, Krusty, Troy McClure, (miss you Phil Hartman), Grover, Cookie Monster, Kermit the Frog, Statler and Waldorf, Beeker, Animal, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Beavis, Butthead, Cartman, Blue (from Blue's clue's) talking/barking, Carl (from Jimmy Neutron), Mickey Mouse, Simon Barsinister, Yogi the Bear, Boris Badenov, Generic "Kennedy" family member. 70's TV: Colonel Klink (Werner Kempler), Major Hochstetter, General Burkhalter, Ricky Ricardo ("Lu-cy!"), Artie Johnson's characters from Laughin, dirty old man, (Gotcha!) and the german soldier, ("Very interesting..."), Archie Bunker, Ted Knight (who I also miss dearly) from Mary Tyler Moore Show - 'and now the news", "oh come on Lou!!" and all his lines from Caddyshack; Kojak, ("who loves you baby"), Arnold Horshack, Vinnie Barbarino. Monty Python: various characters by Eric Idle, John Cleese, Graham Chapman, Terry Jones, Howard Cosell, Jack Su (Detective Nick Yemana,) 'Reverend' Jim Ignatowski, Cliff Claven, Typical ones everyone can do: John Wayne, Sean Connery, Jack Nicholson, Bob Dylan, Brando Godfather, Scarface, generic elderly man (nice or mean.) And many more! Just ask if I can do it - I probably can!

So far my experience has been limited to entertaining friends and family with little quick inserts here and there while in conversation - but they always go over with a laugh -- so why not try to make some money off this....right? I was given some pretty good tips from a Voice123 pro who lived nearby and I have access to a studio through another friend in the recording biz. Plus I have my own Zoom H4 loaded up - ready to go, if you want a quick custom demo done. So I'm all set on my end. Pro voice over coaching by Greg Cutler at BirchTree Productions Boston. Easy access to studio and production equipment. I am an extremely creative person - so if you are looking for something different, I will assist in taking ad copy exactly where you want it to go.