Josephine Elaine Burns

I can do a British Accent if need be.

I started out voicing radio ads for a radio station I worked for, that meant doing lots of characters, different voices, but mostly they were ads that required a deep voice. Then i started voicing for TV commercials. There was this one time I had to voice for a 15 second ad, but there was just so much to say. I almost sounded like a chipmunk! But hey, we got the job done. All words clear, everything said in 15 seconds! Recently I've been doing voice-alikes for a famous celebrity here. One TV commercial I voiced was something done in India, then had to voice it for Philippine TV. That was for Nivea Sparkling White. I can also do computer voice. "click next. click ok. Congratulations" -- I particularly like doing computer voices and voice overs for modules...but of course any voicing project is always fun to do! I've got a degree in Communication Arts - University of Santo Tomas. I've also been mentored by a number of premier voice talents of our country, some of whom are your Voice Over talents like Joyce Ann Burton Titular. I am currently a DJ at radio station. I am going to use the recording/production room of our radio station (I have asked permission from my boss, this is fine by them). I will be using our studio standard microphones and will use sound forge to record. I am a DJ at local radio station and I have also been hosting live events since 2002.