Jonathan Lilley

I can perform many different accents, several in both proper and "exagerrated parody" format. Currently I can do: English- proper, cockney, casual, and Dickinsonian Italian- proper and parody French- proper and parody German- proper and parody Irish Scottish- proper and parody For other accents, I have never had trouble learning one so long as I can listen to it for a bit.

I have had no formal voice acting experience for recording. I worked in and was part owner of a live theatre production company for over ten years, and have a great deal of experience in performing different voices and moods in front of audiences, as well as enunciation and volume control. I can read and understand scripts and lines extremely quickly, and if necessary memorize the lines in quick order. I have had no training in voice-acting, except for actually acting in front of audiences. I have spoken to several people who do voice-acting for a living and I have asked numerous questions about the procedures and tips for how to do it well. I worked in the performing arts industry for over ten years, and have been onstage in front of paying audiences hundreds of times. I can read extremely quickly, and have no trouble comprehending what I read. I can understand the meaning behind scripts, and take direction well. I have an intuitive grasp of tones and what will produce the result I want in a listener. I can also sing. Not professional quality, but enough to keep a tune, as well as being able to sing in character voices. I have performed in numerous musicals.