Sylvester Gough Sr

I have done stage plays in which I had to take on unique character roles for example I had to play an African king , in the play " Amahl’s Night Visitors" I had to project a strong distinguish man with an African accent and a hearing deficiency. Both body language and speech had to be complimental to each other to have a realistic affect. I have played an animal character such as “the Lame fox" in "Pinocchio" in which I had to study the moments of a natural fox to portray him in a human fashion, the head nods, eye movements. We also had a salsa dance scene. I had a part in a short film in which I portrayed a L.A. Samarian cop. I had to be hard-nosed, and stern. On one scene, I kick open a door and blast the cri I have done stage plays in which I had to take on unique character roles for example I had to play an African king , in the play " Amahl's Night Visitors" I had to project a strong distinguist man with an african accent and a hearing defeciency. Both body language and speech had to be complimental to each other to have a realistic affect. I have played an animal character such as " the Lame fox" in "Pinnochio" in which I had to study the moments of a natural fox to portray him in a human fashion, the head nods, eye movements. We also had a salso dance scene. I had a part in a short film in which I potrayed a L.A. Samarian cop. I had to be hard-nosed, and stern. On one scene, I kick open a door and blast the criminals with my gun. So all these characters were as you could imagine had constrasting voices. I've song and recorded for years. And when you sing a song you must tell a story most stories in which I have written lyrically. And some of my song I have narratives in them,usually I use my deep, smooth voice. As I memtioned I am a stage actor. And I have my own radio broadcast for years locally approximately 4 years. Being a singer I undertand voice the dynamics of voice projection and delivery. I also listen to books on audio and observe there delivery.