Linda Hay

Italian, in the actual language itself west country - for farmers or typical next door posh - for well to do

I don't have any qualified experience doing voiceovers, but I believe that throughout my education and lifesttle choices, it has been developed. At school I did drama and choral singing, which helped with the acting and clear pronunciation. I lived in Italy for 6 years, so I learned to pick up the language and accent, to such an extent that people thought I was Italian and also worked for a subtitling company for a while in Florence. Being a receptionist, my voice has to be clear so I believe that all of this helps towards experience. Drama Studies at School. Part of choir at school. 3 A -Levels in languages 8 GCSE's (various) BA Honours Degree in French & Italian No studia equipment, but would be able to record and either email or post recordings if necessary. I would like to think that my experiences have all contributed to my ability to do voiceovers, having been in many different situations and having done drama and singing.