Patricia Napolitano

Most foreign accents very acceptable for lightweight or comedic material - including Italiano, Mexican, French, stuffy British, lower class Brit. And of course the old standbys New York and southern, also western twang and midwest "downhome" farm type.

Back in the cassette age (80's) I did a one liner for an employee training film (Blue Feather Communication) and V.O. for a TV real estate show (Jones and Jones Cable). Also I had some very part time fill-in work for a D J friend at a small local am radio station. I returned to my Speech Therapist career to pay the bills but continued acting and V.O. classes. I am now retired and looking to jumpstart a second career in V.O. I have been active in theater at the college and community theater level. I have taken many classes and workshops, such as Midwest Radio Theater Workshop, Community College broadcast courses, and even a summer program at R.A.D.A. in London. However my main training has been with The Ted Liss Studio in Chicago where I studied acting, directing and V. O. for a number of years and now with Susan Berkley's great Voice Company. - newer Mac laptop and older Compaq desktop. - both Audacity and Garage Band software. - MXL990 usb mike -Sharp 440 headphones -pop screen and other sound proofing screens These are for auditions. I can access professional audio studios in my area for jobs. I have worked as a speech therapist in the public schools from 1975 to 2009. As I stated above I have always kept active in acting through amateur productions, classes and workshops and a few professional jobs.