Michael Sanchez

I can do the typical British accent, also a cockney one as well, I can also do a very convincing southern accent, I can also sound very drunk, or mildly drunk, really depends, urban accents as well, "Voice of God" variant, where my voice is very rich, deep and booming.

I have been to a few voice over auditions so far. All of them have been fairly pleasant, except for the wait time before you get in the booth. I always find it surprising how when I wait there for my name to be called, I always seem to be the only one actually reading over their copy. I figure, if you want to get it right, you may want to read what it is they want you to read. Then again, I have yet to get picked so I maybe I'm doing something wrong. So far though, I have to say that my time in Lotas Productions with Jim Kennelly have been the best experiences. He is fun and really enjoys what he does and he doesn't mind having a sense of humor even when you're in the booth. Despite the fact that I haven't booked anything yet, I feel optimistic and I expect my career to be as pleasant as it's been so far. I trained with Peter Rofe for voice over couching. I have taken several acting classes and voice classes at Hunter College in their performing arts department. I am always early. That way I have time with the script and I can always read it to the best of my ability.