Fritz Rhone

I can do country, hillbilly, redneck, Southern accents, no doubt inspired by such cartoon characters as Foghorn Leghorn, Yosemite Sam, etc. I can do New Yorky, Brooklyn, Bronx type of accents. My British, Italian and French accents are pretty good, as well. It should be noted, however, that any of these accents tend to be "over-the-top" and silly...meant to be used in a humorous vein.

Two years ago, I began pursuing a career in voice over full time. I hired a coach, produced a couple professional demos, put together an onsite recording studio, created marketing tools and strategies, practiced regularly and auditioned for absolutely anything I could, because I thought I could do it all. Well, I can do it all, but most things probably not as well as someone else. Experience has taught me that I can excel only when I'm myself. Now, when I provide a custom demo for an audition I know it's good, because I feel good about the project and my ability to provide a good read. It may not be exactly what you were looking for, but it will be good. Theatre Arts Major, Pennsylvania State University and Laney College in Oakland, CA. Graduate of Such A Voice Master Class with Heather Costa. Mbox 2 with Pro Tools LE 7.4 Interface, Rode NTG-2 microphone and Sennheiser eH 150 headset. After 30 years in the travel industry, I've become a world traveller with an extensive knowlege of geography and a unique understanding of various world cultures, folk art and cuisine, and I'm experienced in the art of "the sale". I did a lot of cartoon impressions as a kid, which probably led to my theatrical ambitions in high school and college where I received several awards for acting. I'm inspired by animation even today. I'm a big music fan based broadly in rock & roll but spanning all forms of "roots music", from jazz and pop to blues and bluegrass. I collect vinyl as well as CD's. I also consider myself a California "foodie", knowlegeable in most aspects of cooking, fine dining & wining. Relevant? Not sure...maybe.