With 40 years voicing - I'm best known as the voice of Salacious Crumb for Star Wars "Return Of The Jedi," And the Gremlins and Mogwais for "Gremlins" and Gremlins 2. I'm the narrator for Outdoor Channel's television serries "Bow Madness" and Pursuit Channel's "Natural Born Killers."
National television and film credits include:
Lucasfilm Ltd. (Return of the Jedi, Ewoks Battle For Endore); Warner Bros. (Gremlins & Gremlins 2); George Romero (Day of the Dead); Disney (Dark Wing Duck); Sigma (Panasonic);McGowan Crain (STL Rams & Hardees); NBC Universal Sports (2010 Winter Olympics, Churchill Cup, Ironman World Championship Series, Diamond League Series); LAI Games (Pirate Battle); SkillKash (Ghosts of Goo); Bally Slot Machines (Pirate Quest); Switch (Anheuser Busch) SALT (Crackle Halloween); Seventy Seven Ventures (ESPN Grantland); NBC Universal Sports (Promos); Hoffman Lewis (STL Convention & Visitors Center); Outdoor Channel (Bow Madness 39 episodes); Fly Communications (Wild Turkey Whiskey); Merit Andrew (WD-40); Her Interactive (Nancy Drew video game);Cryptic (Star Trek video game, Neverwinter) Mattel Toys (Shoot N Shatter); Kiz Studios (SmashMuck Monsters); Blazing Trailers (Death By Wall Street) Pursuit Channel (Natural Born 49 episodes) Drury Outdoors (MAD Calls, Biologic, Nikon Sport Optics) Brothers and Company (Remington Rifles & Ammunition) And hundreds more...
My love for voices began at an early age. In the 5th grade when asked to give a speech on how to do something mine was on impersonations. Daffy Duck, Boris Badenov, Bela Lugosi, W.C. Fields, and Edward G. Robinson were among those I impersonated.
My first voice over came in 1983, as the voice of Salacious Crumb in Star Wars "Return of the Jedi," opening the door to what is now more than 30 years as a voice talent.
Microphone: Neumann BCM 104
Mic Preamp: Avalon VT-737sp
Mixer: Tascam TM-D1000 Digital
Sound: Adobe Audition
Air personality for Dick Clark's Unistar. Live announcer at Universal Studios Hollywood for the live program, "Comedyline." Host of Heartland Radio's "Country Spotlight" from 1994-2001, interviewing country stars from Willie Nelson to Shania Twain.