Roger Tremaine

American southern, Appalachian, Mid-western, Mid-atlantic, light Standard British.

Roger Tremaine has more than 30 years in broadcasting...radio, TV and film. From college radio announcer to being both a radio and TV talent with the American Forces Radio and TV Service in Thailand for two years (a la Robin Williams in "Good Morning Vietnam"). Roger earned a degree in Speech Pathology and Audiology and has been with the Kentucky Educational TV network, where he is, not only the audio supervisor, but also has been senior announcer doing, among other things, many documentary voice-overs. He is currently the announce voice for the nationally syndicated PBS programs "Jubilee" and "Great Conversations". In his capacity as supervisor he has had the opportunity to do sound design, select production music and voice talents. He even has appeared as on-camera host for several varied programs. BS in Speech Pathology & Audiology Art of Voice Acting course Coaching from Peter O'Connell Commercial acting with Stephen Samuels Improvisational acting with Sydney Shaw HP Computer Focusrite Scarlet USB Interface Behringer mixer MXL & RODE (modified) mics Professional recording software with plug-ins Telos phone hybrid Sound-proofed/treated booth Editing, mixing effects and music with VO. Degree in Speech Pathology & Audiology Radio DJ & TV presenter with American Forces Radio & TV TV audio engineer for 30+ years with PBS affiliate Active in pleasure horse riding for 15 years Bass player - jazz (old standards) and Blues - 30+years Was in a radio theater group