Brian Vitellaro

Most English-speaking accents, including American accents - regional ones like midwestern, Minnesotan, Chicago, Boston, New York, New Jersey, southern drawls, California "dudespeak", Canadian, UK accents - Irish and Scottish brogues, Liverpudlian, Birmingham, cockney, and the queen's English, Australian and New Zealander. I also can do characterizations of many public figures and cartoon characters.

Worked as a production and imaging director for Cox Radio in Jacksonville, Florida for years, moved to Austin, Texas and am now Production Manager for iHeartMedia's stations in both Austin and San Antonio, Texas. I also frequently do voiceover for iHeartRadio's national imaging/production team, as well as work on the national iHeartMedia Production Center team doing voiceovers and making commercials for stations all over the United States. I have a Bachelor of Arts in Communications/Journalism with a concentration in radio and TV ("Electronic Media") from Shippensburg University in Pennsylvania. I've spent almost twenty-five years in radio doing just about every job you can think of on the programming side, including a lot of production, so I've had the opportunity to do many different kinds of voiceovers for many formats. I'm also an actively-performing part-time professional musician, playing and singing weekends in cover bands and singing and playing songs and styles ranging from Metallica to Garth Brooks and Stevie Wonder to Tool. I use an AMD RYZEN 7-based computer with 16GB of RAM and absurd amounts of storage, running Cockos REAPER, Adobe Audition, Vegas, ACID, and Sound Forge with many brands of plugins (mainly iZotope). I use an Edirol M-16DX and a Line 6 Helix for outboard audio input and processing, and a selection of nice condenser and Dynamic mics (including the stalwart Shure SM7B). I can produce, mix, and master imaging, as well as jingles and music. I am also a good copywriter and particularly adept at punching up scripts to make them flow better and to make them more interesting.