Peter M. Verderosa

American south and southwest, American northeast, Austrailian, Black (urban & south), British (bubbly to clinical), Carribbean, Chinese (wise or frivolous), French, Irish, Italian (conceited to humble), Japanese, Russian, Scottish, Spanish (Spain, Mexico or South America), Sweedish

This ability was in me from childhood. I would regularly play pretend using a spoon, etc. as a microphone. I grew up with the "old school" TV and radio announcers like Don Wilson, Ralph Paul, Don Russell, George Fenneman and Don Pardo. I refer to William B. Williams as my mentor. In 1974, I took the course in radio broadcasting at Connecticut School of Broadcasting. Immediately following, I took a part-time job at the local radio station where I was an air personality for over 12 years. As for sound production, I came from analogue (cart machines and tape cutting) to digital (I am an advanced operator of Sound Forge editing software). Over the years I have produced many commercials and PSA's... from concept to final tape. A speech class in high school plus two years of German. Photography and photofinishing my mainstay before military. Instructor, maintenance and repair of weapons systems on helicopters in US Army. Exceptional instructor accreditation. R & D lab tech at CBS Labs, Electronic Video Recording (worked for Peter Goldmark, inventor of the LP record and the first color television). Graduate of Connecticut School of Broadcasting. Radio career began in 1974 as weekend air personality at WSTC (worked for Don Russell, announcer for The Jackie Gleason Show and NY news radio program "Monitor"). Played the part of "Phil", the robot voice opposite Peter Thomas in an American Airlines presentation to run for 26 weeks at Disneyland. Completed acting course under Mike Douglas at the Sterling Barn Theater. Main living again made in photography and photo-sciences; made transition from analogue to digital. Became a store-keeper in 1983, purveyor of fine wines, spirits and beers. Am very knowledgeable in adult beverage. Became a regular voice-over talent for Charter Media under production manager, Brendon Rourke in Newtown, CT. Co produced and starred in 102 half hour episodes of "The Freedom Alternative" aired weekly over all nine cable areas in Connecticut. Had major part in large scale church play for three consecutive years, played the part of the Centurion who supervised the crucifiction of Jesus. Microphone - AKG 414 TLII Recorder - Fostex FR2 LE Software - Sound Forge 8 Main Computer - Asus motherboard, 3.06G processor, 1G RAM Phone Patch I began when audio production was all analogue. Editing was done by physically cutting tape. I made the transition to the Digital Audio Workstation beginning in 1994. My photography career as well as my retail (storekeeper) career have vastly broadened my understandings and my capabilities. I know a great deal about photography, art and music. I am also very knowledgeable in fine wines, beers and spirits. Also, I have learned much about cooking, nutrition, vitamins & supplements, mainstream medicine and alternative medicine. This broad range of interests and knowledge enables me to speak with a sense of authority and confidence that the listener discerns.