Joshua Elias

Deepak Chopra,Eckart Tolle Tom Waits, Louis Armstrong, New Dehli Indian accent, Kermit the Frog, Fred my landlord, a boring man who is verbose and thinks that he is interesting An indigenous Jibberish that is quite entertaining A smattering of a Thai restauranter

"Hollywood Fling" main character voiceover film dir Eckhart Schmidt 2010 Character mid 40s creepy character a Monster a psychopath and a seducer of young Hollywood girls... "There Is Oddness There" performance piece storytelling of a father and a son/ copy&listen at this link: The Story of Glass storytelling Four modern stories of disappearance Dubbing of Japaneese cartoons Intersound Hollywood California National Commercial Triple Credit Score.com Played Nationally in all markets testimonial BA Telecomm and Film/ Drama San Diego State University VoiceOver Connection 2005 Hollywood California Character/Commercial class Bertolt Brecht The Resistable Rise of Arturo Ui Young Inna California Theatre Ensemble Vocal Studies/Yurek Bogayvich Grotowski Technique/ Polish Lab Theatre Andre Gregory Workshop Odyssey Theatre Los Angeles For over 12 years I sold videos/dvds over the telephone. I had sold B movies. The explanation of the storylines coupled with my own enthusiasm and ability to persuade through subtle (and sometimes not so subtle) suggestions helped to build an extraordinarily profitable company. Technology has since overidden that kind of distribution. However this did enabled me to build up my voice through the use of silent specific moments of pause, greater emphasizing the words that are spoken. I am writing a novel. I have been working on this for over one year. Through this work and the editing of this work, I have a greater appreciation for words and the resonance words can transmit. Through the writing of dialogue I also understand the different cadences and nuances that a voice can deliver. One other note. I do see the bigger picture. An example if you are doing a VO commercial. It is clear that you are selling a product or a service and that that is the underlying purpose. Regardless if the commercial is comical or serious or entertainment based.