Jim Brewster

My natural dialect is non-descript American and that's about the size of it, or sound, as the case may be. People can't tell where I am from in the United States.

I began as a local radio station staff announcer in 1966. In 1968 I found myself in Armed Forces Radio in Vietnam. Then I made training films in the Air Force in Denver. Next I worked as an anchorman at an all news radio station in Denver. In the mid-70's I was production manager of an FM station in Trenton, New Jersey. After that I was news director of two stations, one in New Jersey and the other in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Since 1981 I have done voice over work for companies including Toyota, Isuzu, Ralph's Grocery Company and scores of others. Over the years I have voiced literally hundreds of commercials and other types of promotional projects. I had speech classes in college and also attended a joint services course at the Defense Information School in Indianapolis, Indiana in 1968. There I completed the course on military broadcasting. I use Adobe editing programs running on a pc and have a Sennnheiser ME80 microphone. I have a strong writing background and I can edit both audio and video using Adobe Premiere.