Cory Anderson

Young english punk, lithe and wispish, subtley threatening, growlingly imposing. I can play threatened and weak, or rebuking and intimidating.

An avid reader, that disease soon became contagious. My family, friends, and classes have all been helplessly subjected to my impersonations, readings, and role-playing. Being an active theater student and English major has given my desire to make the English language and its dynamic idiosyncrasies expressed an insane reality. I like to speak to the world, this is a great way for it to hear me. In high-school I was all of the roles one could make their very own. Namely, I was every role that had a character not defined by the author. In this manner I was able to make the character into something memorable and unique. I have taken the best from countless voice actors I have studied and emulated it until I have become a competent reader and characteristic comedian. Ministering door to door tempered my ability to adapt and present something desirable to those who may otherwise not be interested. I pleaded, questioned, defended, and protected using words and tone as sword and shield. Oh, the home studio. Microphone, private room, and a lot of nerve. As a study of character and creative expression I have been raised in a household of well spoken English and endless impersonations. I have found ways to describe everybody around me, and I have found ways to use my voice to do it.