Jennifer McIntyre

Voice is similar to Jaime Lee Curtis, Angelina Jolie, Lauren Bacall -- deep, solid and bright. Excellent ability to mimic voices and sounds including Herbert from "Family Guy", Marvin the Martian, Donald Duck, Daffy Duck, Sylvester the Cat, Thurston Howell III, and a range of birds and animals. Generic voice types include women of all ages, children, cartoon male. Quickly and convincingly reproduce accents and dialects: German, British, Scottish, Irish...

A writer and editor by day, Jennifer also likes to keep one foot in the arts and theatre world. She has worked as an actor, singer, musician and narrator, stage manager, dresser and “kid wrangler” for children's/YA productions. Voice-over gigs include: • Audiobook narrator for CNIB (Canadian National Institute for the Blind). Projects include news and magazine narration (MacLeans Magazine, Globe and Mail, Financial Post), non-fiction, and adult and young adult fiction. 2006–09 •“Telephone system voice” for Hewlett Packard’s European offices – “Thank you for calling Hewlett Packard…” (English and French), 2002–06 •Narration and character voices for “Music and Movement”, an educational children’s CD, produced by Toronto dance instructor Colleen Auriemma, 2000 • VoiceWorx; classes in TV and radio voice-over technique, cartoon characterization, documentary narration with Mike Kirby and Libby Lennie, March 2010 • Classical vocal technique and theory (private) with Suzanne Kompass, 2007–09 • Level 3 Music theory and history; Grade 8 piano technique and theory. Royal Conservatory of Music, 1997–98 I am a writer and copy editor, and have extensive experience writing promo text for TV broadcast (bumpers and stings). If there are any flaws in your script, or things that simply don't "scan" and sound good, I will work with you to iron those out and make your copy sound smooth, natural, and professional.