Vincent Morrone

British, Cockney British, Irish, Scottish, New England, Southern, Georgia Southern, Alien, Old Wizard, Deep-James Earl Jones type, Game Show Announcer, Hillbilly, Young nasally Geek, Robot, Flamboyant, Not-too-Bright i.e. Lenny of Mice and Men, Confident Super Hero, Old Man, Old Man Picking Up A Newspaper Off of the Ground After He Dropped it and Cannot Reach It, Christopher Walken, Gollom, Gollom fighting with his other self Smeagol about the damn hobbitses, Young teenager who really wants to keep playing his xbox but his mom is telling him to get off, Old Prospector who really wants to show you where the gold is, but he is totally lying, why would he tell you where his gold is..

"Opportunity" - Broadcast TV - Walmart "Feed The Moon" - Halloween Short Story AudioBook - Walmart "Cars For Everyone" Radio - Mitsubishi Motors NA Hitman "Choose Your Hit" Campaign - Square Enix "It Can Wait" Snapchat Internet Video - AT&T Microsoft "Office" 25 years Promo - Microsoft South By Southwest Promo for Omelet Agency, Los Angeles Star After-School Program, Promo, Los Angeles B.F.A Acting from Marymount Manhattan College, N.Y.C. Acting: David Mold, Richard Niles, Elizabeth Swain Auditioning and Cold Readings: Barry Moss C.D. Shakespeare/Classical: Kevin Connell Voice and Speech: Barbara Adrian Movement: Faye Simpson Improvisation: D'Arcy Robinson Voice-Over Workshop: Portia Scott-Hicks, Los Angeles I have a great vocal booth including a Macbook Pro and IMAC loaded with ProTools Express, Garage Band, and Audacity. I have the MXL VO: 1-A HH Condenser Mic, and M-Audio M-Track Plus 2-Channel Portable USB Audio and MIDI Interface. I love using my voice. Whether it is to sway people into doing what I want by intimidating them with my deep, imposing vocals. Or, helping someone come to the right decision, simply with a calm, subtle tone. All joking aside, I really enjoy voice-over work. There is so much complexity in the human voice and it is a passion of mine to move someone, in whatever way that may be. Making the listener happy, sad, scared, upset...if I can get people to feel SOMETHING, whatever that emotion may be, I've done my job.