Guy Barudin

Diverse regional accents coast-to-coast USA and most Eastern and Western European regions, as well. Characters - you name it: dock worker to white-collar elite; clueless surfer to professor

11 years of public address and production management for two community theaters in northern New Jersey, raising more than $750,000 for scholarships and education foundations. On-air radio sportscasting, disc jockey, and promotional reads for WPRB, Princeton, New Jersey Trained with voice over artist Peter Rofe in New York Bachelor of Science, Princeton University Masters of Science, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Xerox seminar "Selling Skills and Public Speaking" Communispond seminar "Presentations" and "Presentation Leadership" Classical choir ensemble Pro Arte Chorale including vocal performances at Carnegie Hall and the New Jersey Performing Arts Center Trained with voice coach Margaret Leary Rock cover bands, a capella and folk ensembles Home studio includes - Sure SM58 Microphone - USM LightSnake XLR converter - Audacity AVS Audio Editor Version 4.2 I'm an experienced public speaker, singer, and musician who is extremely comfortable behind a microphone. In addition, I have produced several CDs and DVD, coordinating all post- production, editing, packaging, and distribution. As a result, I understand the role of the voice over artist in the context of the project, and aim to please. I am professional, directable, intelligent, and easy to work with. My most important achievement to date: holding the rapt attention of my easily-distractable children by characterizing every voice in Lemony Snicket's "A Series of Unfortunate Events" (every darn book!) and virtually the entire Harry Potter series. They are an extremely demanding and discerning audience!