Norman Eisenberg

"Jewish" , Brooklyn accent, British, can pick up a few dialects after hearing them a few times,

In the late 70's I had a production company and did the voice over for many commercials, (Dr. Pepper, 7-11 Stores, Cosmos Soccer) I also did the play by play for 3 professional soccer teams (NY Cosmos, NY Arrows, Ft. Lauderdale Strikers, and had my own sports cable tv show. I did the play by play for the soccer games, and did live commercial reads, produced many and did the voice over for a Long Island Limo company, Food Spot stores, Professional Soccer on WGBB Radio, Hosted and emceed many shows in the Hamptons at various Night Clubs on Long Island..and did many commercials which aired on NY radio stations.. I never had any formal training in voice overs but was always told I had "THAT VOICE" so I tried my hand at is and was fairly successful, however not successful enough to support my home, a wife and 2 children.. Al Trautwig of the NY Yankees and the Olympics for ABC and NBC was my color commentator for my soccer broadcasts for 4 years on Cable on he East Coast. Produced some medical spots years ago and did VO for them I utilize video communicator 3 for video production w/ green screen and utilize Sony Vegas Studio for audio along with Camtasia and VC 3. Very familiar with back timing and voice to video sync and more.. I know a fair amount but am always willing to learn more about this craft.. Very familiar with Medical Terminology and emergency medical situations as I am a Physicians Associate and have invented a portable USB EMR (Electronic Medical Record) which I am presently marketing in the US, Canada and Mexico. I know sports as seen by my prior years in the field and have a pretty good grasp on electronics (TV's,Plasma, LCD, etc, Monitors, and Cameras).