Alexandra Barrett

I went to Marywood University in Scranton. Also, Bill Esper Studio in NYC for method acting. Years ago when I lived in NYC I did take a number of television and radio acting and voice over workshops, I was a member of SAG and AFTRA twenty years ago. I did jingles and voice overs in southern New Jersey, lots of extra work in Philadelphia and New York on major films. I did voice overs for Cento Tomato products, a diner in New Jersey called Olga's Diner, and a furrier called Diane Furs. I used to write jingles also. That was well over twenty years ago. I have moved many times since and when I had my daughter who is now twenty two, I got rid of all that "stuff"-to my chagrin. I have been working with audios and videos on my blogs quite frequently now and I would really enjoy getting back into it. I was raised in Tucson, AZ and always thought I would go into radio or television news, etc. but never quite got around to it. Life happens, right? I feel certain there is a place in the market for my voice. Thank you. Personally, I only have my computer and headphones at this time. My resume is extensive. I have knowledge of the stock and financial markets. I have worked in many different areas such as publishing, art, finance, banking, photographer's assist., and performer. I know the language of these markets. I am comfortable with technical or various professional jargon. I have done a lot of management and entrepreneurial work over the years and I am comfortable teaching, leading, directing. I feel this gives me more command over my voice but also over how I use my personality when I speak and what role I take. I have traveled extensively and speak some Greek, and also German. I am not fluent in these languages yet but I have resumed my studies and have a good accent when I do speak them. Animals listen to me when I tell them what to do. (:-) I would enjoy doing many different types of voice over products; tutorials, business trainings, books, etc., anywhere in North America or beyond. I am free to travel. Thank you.