Miranda Savioli

Old fashioned cartoons- such as Mickey Mouse (high pitched); North American English (no dialect); Southern Belle (think Blanche Deberaux from the Golden Girls); Deep South; Staten Island/Jersey City (think Fran Fine save the nasal); cute lisps

Radio. TV. Internet. My voice has been there. Within a year of starting, my voice was used on national television for a tagline about Sussex County Community College- it was attached to a commercial promoting the lead singer of Blink-182 on the FUSE network. I heard my own voice while watching Chopped one evening! I have recorded over ten radio commercials for Sussex County Community College and I also narrated two informational guides for the school. I hosted two television episodes featuring interviews, openings, and closings. I have an associate's degree in Liberal Arts where I focused heavily in Broadcast Journalism. From there, I am currently on my second radio show; the first revolved around music while the current one is a news hour. I am currently pursuing a bachelor's degree in Journalism and Media Studies as well as in Spanish and a minor in Theater. I received highest marks in a "Radio and Television Performance" class. As noted above, I also was involved in hosting two television episodes and have voiced several commercials. I can record off of my computer; however, I do not have editing equipment- although I know my way around Adobe Audition and Cool Edit Pro. I feel I have summed up all prior experience above. If one searches for my name, several examples of my video work will come up. My commercials were played over the radio by Clear Channel Communications and Media while my voice over for Sussex County Community College was played nationally.