Joseph Stegall

Southern Accent. Innocent, malevolent, evil, cocky, carefree, insane, sad, rage filled, disappointed characterizations.

While it is true that I have no professional experience, it is also true that I have years of experience manipulating my voice. As a child I would always change the tone and pitch of my voice to make family laugh or to just be goofy. I grew up watching and mimicking cartoon characters, villains in movies, and just about anyone I thought was interesting. I can make my voice sound young, old, nice, mean, or just about anything you can think of, so don't be scared away by the lack of professional experience, because I can assure you, you won't be disappointed with my voice. I have customers service skills, as well as people person skills. I've learned over the years that people respond differently depending on the how your voice sounds to them. For instance having a sympathetic voice to a grieving customer is likely to yield more gratitude towards you. While an angry voice to respond to a rude customer is more likely to escalate the problem. That said, this experience has helped me tone different yet very real emotional voices over the years. In addition, my whole life I've always been told that I have a voice that would be suited for radio. I have also been told that my voice is soothing, but my all time favorite compliment is when people tell me that I have ridiculously good villainous voice (pun intended).