Hal Lublin

Accents: Irish, Standard British, Cockney, Scottish, Australian, Philadelphia, New York, Southern (Texas), Southern (Georgia), Central New York, Boston, California, Russian, German, Italian, French, Israeli, Scandanavian Impersonations: Paul Frees (Haunted Mansion), Batman (Christian Bale version), Cap'n Crunch, James Mason, Eddie Anderson (Rochester), Louie Anderson, Eddie Pepitone, Fred Stoller, James Urbaniak, Jimmy Stewart, Paul Lynde, George Sanders, Gomer Pyle, Snuffleupagus, Yoda Characterizations: 40s Newsreel Announcer, Old West Cowboy, Helium voice, Gravel voice, Old Man, old lady

I've worked on an animated series for AOL as one of the leads playing a vaudeville puppet and a mysterious narrator, a number of Anime projects as various characters from a German aviator ghost to a ship's computer. I also did work on a "Squiggle Vision" series called Hey Monie, which was much more improvisational. I've done a few video games, doing a voice match for Neil Flynn and playing the typical military hero character. In commercials I've done straight announcers and regular guys for different cell phone companies and played a cheerleading bear for a Disney XD spot. I've also done a lot of looping work playing everything from cops to sportscasters to DJs to Zombies. Primarily my professional work has been done in studio but I have recorded jobs from home. Blu Yeti Pro w/ Pop Filter I am a huge sports fan, so I'm comfortable with the terminology of almost any sport. I'm also a big comic book and sci-fi nerd, so I have a deep frame of reference there. Comedy as well. I've worked for 7 years as the spokesperson for some B2B Symantec products, so I can rattle off technical terminology easily. I'm an accomplished improv and sketch performer, and for the past 8 years I've performed as a core cast member of the extremely popular "Thrilling Adventure Hour", which is a live show that is also podcast through the Nerdist network.