Adrienne MacIain

DIALECTS North America: Pacific Northwest (Seattle), California (L.A., San Fran), Colorado (Denver/Boulder), Midwest (Upper Midwest, Chicago), Native American (Sioux reservation, S. Dakota), Texas, Deep South, Appalachia, New Jersey, NY (Manhattan, Brooklyn), Canada (Toronto, Vancouver), Mexico Europe: Ireland (Dublin), Scotland (Edinburgh, highlands), England (Northern, standard, Londoner/cockney), France (Paris, Provinces), Spain, Italy, Switzerland (Geneva, Zurich), Germany, Russia Asia/Africa/Oceana: India, China, Japan, West Africa (Ivory Coast, Nigeria), Australia, New Zealand

EXPERIENCE Video game credits: - Sad Panda Studios: Crush-Crush (2016) * Bonnibel * Nina - Uber Entertainment, Kirkland WA: Artemis, Super Monday Night Combat (2012) - HER Interactive, Bellevue WA: * Savannah, Shadow at the Water’s Edge (and others) (2013) * The twins, Warnings at Waverly Academy (2009) * Jasmine Ivy, Resorting to Danger (2009) * Eda Brooks, Lights, Camera, Curses! (2008) * Helena Berg, The Phantom of Venice (2008) Commercial credits: - Shred it, Seattle: Sarah, "Bling-Bling" (2009) - XOtique, Santa Barbara: Marie Antoinette, radio promo (2004) Singing credits: - Shelley and the Curves (Pop, Seattle, 2006-2019) - Pillow Fortress (Alternative/goth, Seattle, 2010-2011) - Legrand String Band/Ulysses S. Jazz (Dixieland Jazz, Santa Barbara, 2006) - Ménage à Trois (French Cabaret, Santa Barbara, 2006) - Red Delicious (Cabaret jazz, Seattle, 2010) - The Porch Dogs (Bluegrass, Santa Barbara, 2003-2004) - Adelphian Concert Choir/Dorian Singers (Choral, Tacoma, 1995-1998) Writing and research: - www.adriemac.com - https://www.upwork.com/o/profiles/users/_~015bd05e6ce6bf9598/ TRAINING - Voice-over Workshop, The Director's Playhouse of L.A., Seattle (2013) - M.A. & Ph.D. in Theatre Arts, University of California, Santa Barbara (2001-2006) - Fulbright Scholar, Francophone African performance, Côte d’Ivoire (Ivory Coast), Senegal, Burkina Faso (1999-2000) - Meisner Intensive under Larry Silverburg, Seattle, (1998-1999) - B.A., Theatre Arts/French, University of Puget Sound, Tacoma (1994-1998)