Since I was a kid, I had known that I could do a great cartoon character voice, but then as I got older and my talents grew I realized that radio or voice over work might have been an easier option. Unfortunately I never had the right opportunities. I developed a hobby as a DJ that later turned into a career. Working with Radio Stations, Charities, and various corporate events, and having spent many years doing live promoting and crowd hyping in the night clubs, I amassed thousands of hours of public speaking and on-the-mic experience. This allowed me to perfect my mic presence, and gave me the kind of vocal tones that many people in the industry dream of.
I have studied the art of voiceover for nearly a decade.
Beyond that I have completed various training courses, and continue to improve myself and my talent as a voiceover artist thru private coaching.
Bridgetown VO Graduate 2012
Private Coaching 2013-2014
Voiceover Masterclass Graduate 2015
I have several microphones, but I keep turning to my large diaphragm condenser mics.
I have a scissor arm broadcast mic boom, which holds my shock mounted microphone of choice and a pop filter. I run a blue tube microphone pre-amp. A rack mounted compressor/limiter/gate, and an 8ch mixer, which feeds into a digital recorder, and also my computer. I use Sony Studio headphones for monitoring, giving me precise audio reproduction.
Not many voice actors have nearly 20 years of behind-the-mic experience. I have a larger imagination than most people, giving me the creative edge that you might be looking for in your voice over project. I am also the co-host of two weekly online radio programs with an international listener base. I interview people of influence, and provide excellent commentary on various subject matter. This has given me even more experience, and a confidence that comes through in all my vocal projects.