Nathan Higgins

I can perform a variety of accents such as ; British(London), British(liverpool), British(posh), N.American(New york) N.American(new jersey), N.American(L.A) (Generic american voice), Traditional generic Irish, Irish(Dublin) N.Irish(Belfast) N.Irish( Grimey/chavvy Belfast) N.Irish(Newry/burren), Australian, Scottish(not have had that much practice) I also do a lot of character impersonations, mainly from video games and cartoons/anime.

I never really had such an experience which made me want to get into voice acting. It just looks pretty fun and it just so happens that my voice can alter in various 'tones' and 'styles' I attend BTEC studies in Music, which would allow me to understand how to alter the voice according to the mood of the song. In my possession, I mainly use my little handy 'Blue' Snowball microphone, which provides HD recording for voice overs. I use this mainly for practice and small homemade projects. I can also use computer programs to edit my voice, for cool effects etc. Sony vegas or audacity works wonders for me. The most important thing you must know about my style of voice acting is that I never do 'serious' voice overs for advertisements, narrations etc. I do my best when I am performing a very over exaggerated character personas, such as villain or heroic protagonists. A good example would be impersonations of Villains from the anime (DragonBall, Z , GT) or Characters from Video Games such as (Devil May Cry) and (Resident Evil). So you now see what 'Style' of voice acting a thrive in.