Jordy Hicks

British, Surfer Dude, mountain man, prospector, Irish, announcer, child, forest creatures, intergalactic organisms, old, Yorkshire, smoker, scary, creepy, , cockney, Londoner, Scottish, Australian, Southern United States, Texan, Virginian, nerdy, dandy, roughneck, hillbilly, WASP, New York, old timey radio reporter, mythical creature, Halloween character, monster, silly, weird, crazy, and ANYTHING YOU CAN THROW AT ME.

If having elaborate conversations with myself in a variety of voices while driving counts as experience, then I have a LOT of experience. However, if this last part counts more as being crazy and less as voice over experience then you can just disregard it entirely. If you are looking or REAL VOICE OVER EXPERIENCE then my voice over "career" began two years ago when three friends and I began recording a podcast. For roughly 60 episodes I would record a different voice, or even sometimes 40 different voices, for an intro to each episode. This experience allowed me to stretch my wings and explore the uncharted depths of not only my voice, but also my imagination. I created characters that will stay with me for my entire life. I recently auditioned for my first paid voice over work, which required me to perform Bible characters in a variety of English accents, and booked the job then and there. In early 2009 I attended a 12 week voice over class at Santa Fe Center Studios in Albuquerque, NM, taught by Doug Geist. In this class I learned and developed valuable techniques for studio recording and voice development. I record on a Rode NTI-A Studio Condenser Mic and use a PreSonus Audiobox USB recording system. I currently use MixPad and WavePad as my editing and recording software. However, Adobe Audition will likely be my next purchase. I am about as nice a guy you could ever meet.