Joan Antonuccio

I can perform in a decent British accent, Posh or Cockney, as well as your basic "Mission Impossible" brand of ambiguous origin accent: Latin-ish, French, Eastern European, Russian, even toss in a little Southern Hemisphere.

Commercial radio spots: TriNet Health, Women's Surgery Center, John Muir Health Narrations include medical and technical videos, interactive demonstration videos, powerpoint presentations and other corporate industrials. I recorded the audio tour narration for the USS Arizona Memorial at Pearl Harbor,part of the American History tour at the Luray Valley Museum in Virginia, and overdubs for The New Environmentalists (2013) More examples of VO jobs include: Prudential, Siemens, Kaiser Permanente, Hearium, Intel, Oracle, Humane Society, Genentech, Education.com/Reading Partners (interactive children's stories) Addison Avenue Federal Credit Union, MetLife, Voice of the Wind VR 360 My background is in music (Choral, Madrigal, Barbershop) and musical theater as well as a short time in dramatic arts. I have worked as back-up singer, amateur stand-up comedian, event producer, audio engineer, and chef/restauranteur. In 2004, I began studying voice acting at Voicetrax in Sausalito, CA. I have been trained by some of the most accomplished working pros in narration, character study, promos, commercials, animation, audio tours, improv, video games. Some of my instructors include Samantha Paris, Thom Pinto, Charlie Adler, Bob Bergen, Peter Dunne, as well as booth directors and agents from L.A., San Francisco, and New York. I am currently signed with Stars, The Agency, in San Francisco, CA, and am currently not union affiliated. When booked by Stars, I record in any of several Bay Area studios, per the client. I record auditions from my home studio using a MacBook Pro; Amadeus is my audio program. I use a Neumann M147 tube mic with a PreSonus digital interface I can edit and finish my recordings (without music or sfx) and send in MP3, WAV or AIFF format. The years spent in music have definitely been an asset to doing voiceover. I have good mic skills, am comfortable performing. I have a good ear and good editing skills. From my chef days, I can assemble the right balance of ingredients to create the voice and character for any voice acting job.