George DeLorean | Voice over actor | Voice123

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About George

Member sinceFeb 9, 2006

I can range from very deep and dark to very light and cheery/happy. Narrations are in normal tone with emphasis when needed. Upbeat for commericals. Presentations are straightforward with professional and warm tones. As for languages, I'm constantly learning. English is my native language, and although I'm not one hundred percent fluent in the other languages, I can pronounce words and phrases with a good accent and a decent speed when necessary. Reading is also easy for me in other languages. My French is very balanced, and easily understood. My German/Italian/Spanish voices are straightfoward and crisp. Although, I would be recognized as a "gringo" when speaking Spanish. As for speaking English with an accent, I'm able to speak with a more or less "general" British accent. My Irish/German/French accents are all crisp and intelligible. I can also play a Southerner/Redneck and a Scotsman. I have a small but good celebrity voice range. Michael Crawford, and Christopher Lloyd are the two I do best. My most utilized character voices are that of Smeagol/Gollum from the Lord of the Rings, and Mr. Miyagi from the Karate Kid. I'm a dead-ringer for Smeagol's voice especially.

Skills and services offered

- Language
  Italian
  English - USA and Canada
- Voice gender & age
  Male senior
  Male adult
  Male young adult
- Experience, training, and equipment
  I will tell you that I don't have any formal voice acting experience. However, I am continually expressing myself in different accents for fun with my friends, and they die laughing. So you can tell from that I'm constantly having to get new friends. All that aside, everything else works out fine. Again, no formal training. The most training I've had is drama and music classes in school. However, I've taken much away from those classes, and I'm ready to put my talent on the line. Yet, I have taught myself to sing. I have a few different singing voices: Classic Rock a la Jim Morrison, Heavy Metal a la (young) James Hetfield, and two Broadway voices: lyric tenor and baritone/bass. My baritone/bass voice is richer, but my tenor voice can reach higher. Even though I am just starting to try and enter the voice acting foray, I have supported the industry for a long time by continually buying Japanese anime shows/movies dubbed by people in the U.S./Canada. I am looking forward to working with anyone who'll take me, and please do consider me for work. My thanks to you even if you only just read this.