Christopher Daugherty

I have a lifetime of experience at trying to do things with my voice, including working at several jobs where using my voice was the primary mode of operation. I have worked as a telemarketer and a vehicle voice-support person, giving directions and helping in emergencies. I would consider these my voice jobs. I have also developed my voice in regards to singing, from musicals in my youth to more recently as a member of the Men's singing chorale at Michigan State University. I don't have much formal training in voice work other than being a good listener to my own voice and others'. Some of my informal training I stated above; really all of my training has been as such. I was recently told by a Radio voice that I should really look into the possibility of voiceover work, so I must have done something right. Hmmmm. Well I mentioned I could speak German, which is somewhat additional. Usually I can respond to direction very well, especially if I can understand where it's coming from, which usually I can. I also mentioned I can sing, which means that yes, I can read the notes and generally find correct pitch if I work at it a bit. Actually I have found it fun and challenging in the past to sing in different languages, even ones that were very different like Latin or Russian.