Nancy Zrake

I can speak with a typical New York accent. I can also have a Jewish flair to my voice.

I actually have no experience in doing voice over work. I have been working on my acting skills for the past eight years, and have done a lot of regional theater and independent films. My last show, I had the role of Marjorie Taub in "The Tale of the Allergist's Wife" which required that I have a New York accent. In the review of the show, I was described as having 'a perfect New York accent'. I have done radio theater and have taken on a number of voices, from children playing in a swamp, to a teenager walking home with a different boyfriend every day, to one of the haunting voices in Edgar Allan Poe's "The Raven". SUNY Binghamton - BA Art History SUNY New Paltz - Masters Special Education History of Costume - Ramapo College of NJ Costume Design - Ramapo College of NJ Acting Classes I and II - RCNJ Private and semi-private acting classes - Linda Perhach "The Country Stage" Script Reading Group - Christopher Rollings "Open Door Productions" Voice Lessons - Craig Lerch "Many Waters Music" I do not have a recording studio. I am a special education teacher. During my non-teaching hours, I am involved with theater and film projects, and work with other actors through script reading groups. I have also performed in radio theater, where how you use your voice is critical to being able to move the listener emotionally.