Luke Truan

Kermit The Frog Ms Piggy Swedish Chef The Proffessor Beacker Rowlf Bill Clinton George Bush Senior Texas Southern Australian Steve Irwin (croc hunter) Surfer Dude Turtles voice in Finding Nemo Arbian Boy Spanish boy Yosemite Sam Elmo Various Monsters Various little creature noises Device/Electronic Sound Effects

Luke has worked on many different types of projects from his studio in Lawrenceville, Ga. Some of them include: Safty Announcer for Small Biz in Atlanta Promtps, Greetings & MOH for various companies across the US Weight-loss commercial (Regional) YouTube Book Promo American Idol Sound-alike host (Nashiville Fox17) Luxury Apartment Homes for Virgina Beach Web, Radio & TV for Automotive Technology Schools Muppet Voices for corporate, TV, other video MP3, WAV, & AIFF delivered right to you via email, download link,FTP & BOX. Email your script today and get it back fast.... and have your voice over now! Studio hours are Monday through Friday from 9:00 to 6pm. With a lifetime of acting and performance, ongoing voice training and formal education in music and computer science consider your project complete! Luke as studied with some of the great voice over actors the Industry and continues his education with them. Captive Sound, Creative Studios of Atlanta, YourACT TV, Deborah Richards, September Day,& Susan Blaine. Also, he is teaching audio editing specifically designed for voice actors at local studios and from his home studio in Lawrenceville, GA. Luke Truan's home studio contians the following recording technologies: Custom Built Sound Booth using Auralex Products ProTools 10 Focusrite Saffire Pro 40 KRK Rokit 6 Sennheiser HD Headphones Preception 200 Kurtsweil 88 key controller keyboard Addictive Drums Cool Edit Pro Audacity Dell Optiplex 790 (designed for noise reduction and performance) Luke started early in the industry as child actor. He played in Rock bands, Metal Bands, Orchestra ensembles & Jazz Bands. So his ear became very "tuned" in to what sounds good and what people like. While continuing to study music and production, Luke entered into the IT field. He has worked in the IT field for 12 years as a system and network engineer. Luke brings his IT experience into the recording industry. To this day, Luke maintains relationships with many people in the radio and music production industry. This industry is growing and the different types media and communication require multiple types of talent. The way we communicate with each other will always be changing and never be the same. Luke is contantly improving his audio production skills and is now teaching an editing class for voiceover students at studios in Atlanta.