Adrian Dell

Jamaican Patois, American, Ghetto Black American, Pastor, Happy child, Angry man, Angry Woman, Frightened woman, a man in pain, a woman in pain, A slave bringing a heavy load, A granny, Grand pa, baby talking, baby crying.

My voice over career starts right here, right now, at the very beginning. Even though i have done voice overs before.This is something I've always wanted to do. I remember as a little boy growing up i had great ways of changing my voice to sound like a female, an animal, i even could imitate percussive instruments and cartoon characters. I'm just now following this path of my life,I know i'm not as experienced as most clients would want but the beauty about me is that i have such raw talent, once you hear me its as if i have been doing this all my life and i'm forever grateful for such talent. As mentioned earlier I've done some voice over jobs before. My independent company "A-Class Music's" video intro has my voice in it. I've done a sweeper for a radio station owned by my brother called "F.W.G.R." I also recently did a commercial for a concert my church was hosting in August of this year. Bachelor of Music in Education (BME)Pending Levels 1-4 Royal Schools of Music (RSM)Distinction & Passes High school diploma (William Knibb High School Jamaica) Voice and Speech A- Caribbean Examination Council (C.X.C) English Language B Information Technology C Social Studies B Music c Human and Social Biology B Music and Sound Editing Trainee @ The Vine Network Productions Keyboard, Laptop, Sound Editing Softwares such as; Audacity, Mix Craft, Magix Music Editor. Microphone. I don't have a Mixer board for myself, however, i am knowledgeable about sound engineering as i am an assistant board operator at my church. Musician: I play the Keyboard and the Drums. As mentioned earlier i am a professional singer and performer. I can do Web design, i designed my own website using a free host Webs.com. www.adriandellentertainment.webs.com I can also act. I was apart of my high school's Drama club and was promoted to a national theatre program called the Jamaica Youth Theatre.