Jeff Eigen

Some of my accents and dialects include Indian, Pakistani, Egyptian, Israeli, a crazed German scientist, laid back Australian, Hispanic, Russian comrade, California surfer dude, southern gentleman as well as southern back woods sheriff, and a mob guy's voice (ba da boom ba da bing).

TaxAct.com, 3 more Scholastic promos, Chasing Lincoln's Killer, Snoop Troop: It Came from Beneath the Playground and How to Speak Dolphin. Recorded a medical industrial for Pradaxa from Boehringer-Ingelheim. Recorded promos for Scholastic called The Loser List and Big Nate On a Roll. My website work includes Stryker-Indigo Publishing and BoxscoreNews.com. Recorded political spots for Peter Rooney who was running for the NY State Assembly. Recorded the narration for an extraordinary documentary, called "Black Ice" which won the Best Documentary Short Film Award at the Roxbury Film Festival 2008 in Boston, MA. Some of my other voiceover work includes Sam Adams Summer Ale, HBO, Ricola Cough Drops, Seamans Kids Furniture, BMG Music Club, Knoll Medical Sales, CIS Marketing, Toymax, Y-Snore Nose Drops, Staten Island Cable, Kids of America, and many more. I have also worked on the PBS documentary; The City of Greater New York: The Story of Consolidation, the SAG animated TV series; Monica's Gang, and Anime films; Harmagedon and Wild Cardz. In addition, I have appeared as a principal actor in commercials such as AT&T, Ricola, Medicare with Leslie Nielsen, Comedy Central, ESPN, the Goodwill Games, and many more. BBA from Baruch College, NYC. Stand-up comedian and character actor. College radio disc-jockey. Producer of the Barry Farber Show on WMCA. Radio Broadcasting with Cousin Brucie at NYU. Voiceover training with Wendy Dillon and Susan Berkeley. My studio equipment includes soundproofing, a Scarlett Solo 2nd generation audio interface, Studio Projects B1 studio condenser microphone, boom stand, Samson headphones and pop filter. Great at whistling tunes! Advertising major. Can easily change voices when recording phone messages or voicemail greetings.