Kurt Blake

Italian,Brittish,Dutch,Southern American,Indian,New York and many more. Please listen to my Voice Demo to get a better idea.

When most kids were playing with action figures and toy guns, I was playing with cabbage patch dolls. This may sound strange, but It wasn't like I had tea time with them. I gave them names, gave them different voices, and gave each doll distinctive character. This was the begining. In High School I became the morning annoucements man over the intercom. I loved it. On holidays my friends and I would arrange storeys to read over the intercom. The kids loved it, however the teachers found it distracting when the storeys would run a little too long into their first period classes. After high school I went to The New School of Radio and Television in Albany New York, where I made many faux commercails. I got lots of experience doing this; learning how to inflect my voice and to breathe correctly. I graduated from the school with flying colers in April 07 In the summer of 07 I took an internship offer that was at Cumulus Media in Poughkeepsie New York. I got to make 2 commercails that were put on the air that Im very proud of. In August of 08 I began taking private voice Acting lessons with Mr. Charles Mintz in Manhattan, and just finnished recording a demo with him. I first learned how to professionatly use my voice at The New School of Radio and Television in Albany NY. From August 2008 to April 2008 I took private voice Acting lessons with Mr. Charles Mintz at The New School for Dramatic Arts in Manhattan, ensueing recordings of a promotional demo and commercail demo. I have my own studio, completely sound proof. Inside I have a Samson Condensor Mic that has great sound quality, and I use a dell laptop. The program I use to edit with is call Abode Audtion. My whole life, all I ever have wanted to do was entertain people, and to reach out to them. Nothing is more satisfying to me than hearing someone say "That sounded great, it really made me laugh", or to render any provoction at that. Without having the privilege to entertain, and to reach out, my complaisence is of no avail.