Rebecca Thrasher

As stated before, if I can hear a small clip, or research an accent I can recreate it in low and high form. As a graduated linguist my ability to recreate foreign languages with realism is well founded and practiced. I however, can also produce the comedic impressions from many languages as well. Impersonations are limited to animated characters from Kermit the Frog to Furbie and Mr. Woodchuck, to a moderate Ewok impression. My characterizations are varied and vast. Depending on the context of the script, and the desired character voice I can tailor a variety of different voices as needed. As a stylistic 2nd Alto, I can reach Mezzo-Soprano ranges.

Once I was walking along the road and I met an old woman. This woman wore tattered clothes and carried a basket of long stem red roses. She also smelled a little like fish. The destitute woman asked me for a bar of soap. Having kept always kept a spare bar of soap in my back pocket, I knew this was fate. Our lives intersected on the roads of destiny and later we went bowling. As for my experience as a voice for higher, it stems completely from years of mocking my teachers, creating parodies for open mic nights, and entertaining vast numbers of children at library book readings. If you are concerned about other professional, paid experience. I really prefer to not deal with the accolades of my lengthy success. I prefer to mock you, from a distance, in a Canadian accent, about your hair. Audacity I play guitar as a hobby as I sing in a local Cleveland band. I my spare time I continue working on my research on Language Revitalization and Maintenance for Native American Languages. If I have spare time after that, I enjoy learning new accents and translating historical texts for my own pleasure. I have a reading/speaking/working knowledge of Ancient Greek, Latin, Spanish, Arabic, Swahili, French, German, Russian, Egyptian, and Mayan.