Jody Cassady

"Mom Mode" is intelligent, articulate and warm. "Dinah Vista" is in her late 50's, ethnic, a bit gravelly and enjoys talking about her woes "Vanessa" is sexy & playful with a slightly deeper, warmer sound "Mudge" is a crazy Cockney -- liken her to the Worm in Jim Henson's Labyrinth "Camilla Capybara" is a nasal, brash know-it-all "Storyteller" is a classic, deeper voice. A touch of gravel, a hint of British but not over-the-top, with a wry twist as if she knows what life is about "Mumsy" is a sticky-sweet, baby talking mommy. "How is mommy's widdle iddie biddie babykins?" Absolutely gushes over her child/puppy/kitten/etc.

I am brand new to the industry and am currently under the tutelage of Klem Daniels. I completed a college-offered voice over workshop some years back and am currently honing my skills under the direction of Klem Daniels. At this time 5/13/2009 I am available to travel to local studios and have access to a professional studio via Mr. Daniels. Dun and Bradstreet hired me as a representative based only on my telephone interview. The position required an ability to be articulate, professional but friendly; contact with clients was exclusively via phone. I recorded the voicemail and phone system responses for another employer, Health Management Center, as a result of clients frequently mentioning to my employers that they enjoy speaking with me. I'm often told that I come across as someone who is "easy to talk to." I find people interesting and believe this comes across in my voice. According to Mr. Daniels, I have a natural ability to alter inflection, tone and pace with minimal direction. Also, I have consistently given consecutive, multiple reads of a single script with each being different from the others.