Lenore Shamey

Elmo-like cartoon character, snooty dramatic British, "aw gee Mom" child-like, doofus teenage boy, naive "out to lunch" teenage girl

-Voice over work has become a second career for me! I have successfully worked as a speech and language pathologist in my own private practice for over 30 years and certainly have used my professional, instructive voice with both adults and children. I have trained adults in the areas of vocal pitch and resonance as well as articulation. I believe that humor is an important element when working with children and have used my voice in a variety of comical ways as a means of sustaining the attention of my young clients. -I read the news over our local NPR station for the Triad Information Reading Service, a regional non-profit which provides radio broadcasts for the blind and visually impaired. -I have received excellent professional voice-over training with Voice Coaches out of Albany, New York. BS Speech Pathology Douglass College of Rutgers University 1977 MS Speech Pathology UNC Chapel Hill 1978 Reader for the Triad Information Reading Service which provides a radio news program for the visually impaired listener Completed voice-over training with Voice Coaches in Albany, NY Provided multiple hands-on professional presentations in the field of speech and language pathology Performed in amateur reader's theater productions as an adult Community choir---able to sing both alto and soprano SONAR LE My voice has been my tool during my successful career as a speech and language pathologist. I have honed this skill through direct client contact as well as through professional presentations in the community. Success requires KNOWLEDGE and CREATIVITY. I understand how to read my "audience" and can use my vocal skills, accordingly, in a convincing manner.