John Ford

Hicks, suave millionaires, French waiters, Bugs Bunny, Elmer Fudd.

I haven't got any previous voice over experience. I have sung in choirs since I was about 16. I have sung with the Tulsa Oratorio, and Asbury Methodist choir as well as numerous musical productions. I have a decent singing voice that's adequate for rare solo work. I probably fit in best helping others harmonize. I have played piano professionally and sung while I was at it. I'm inquiring into this job as seems like an interesting way to make extra income. My blind grandfather relied on long playing LPS to read books to him and my mother is also using cd books on tape. If I could make money doing this or any other kind of voice-over work, I think it could be fun. Education: MS Health Services Administration College of Saint Francis Joliet, Illinois 1995 BS Pharmacy University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center College of Pharmacy 1988 BS Laboratory Technology University of Oklahoma Norman, Oklahoma 1982 Choirs: University of Oklahoma. Decatur (Illinois) Chorale, Grace United Methodist Choir Decatur, member of Theater 7 acting troupe in Decatur. Involved in 7 musicals She Loves Me, Big River, Anything Goes, Metropolis, Fiddler on the Roof, Chess, and Ragtime (two different companies). piano and vocal soloist at Grace United Methodist. Piano player at numerous clubs. Member of PDF gospel octet. Piano player since age 5. I'm presently 53. Involved in summer theater in my home town of Bristow, Oklahoma. (Give me a chance, it might be worth your while) sorry, I only have a cheap tape recorder and my home computer. I'm willing to submit my voice to an audition. I'm looking at this as an interesting side line that would be fun to do on a regular basis. I'm totally new and this and I'm hoping that perhaps you will remember that Letterman started at as a weatherman reporting on hail the size of canned hams. I do have a sense of playfulness and imagination. I'm a huge fan of Pixar.