Peter Sellers

North American (almost any area on the map, I can handle), British (anything from Cockney to a raspy, old proper English - I'm flexible), Indian (not just "Call Center" styled), Cartoon Character (I like to think that cartoon characters have their own way of speaking)

I could probably litter this list with the things that I've done in the past eleven years, but since most of the jobs I did were freelance, listing most of these jobs would be rather pointless (most of the contact information is useless at this point). So let's try and give an abbreviated history of what I've done. I started out as a stage actor in the Milwaukee area after doing an insane amount of acting during college. Suffice to say, I was in a number of venues around the MN area, as well as playing numerous roles in the Milwaukee scene. I'm trained in musical theatre and classical acting, so it comes as little surprise when I tell people that I had leads in: Macbeth, Company, Camelot, Rumors, Henry V, and more. I've been actively pursuing voice acting, however, as I find it to be a lot of fun and certainly more expressive than doing plays, which is why I've been doing podcasts for different websites such as: Portal, Deeko, the Jaded Gamer and more. It's a good time for me and I know my listeners appreciate it. Saint Mary's College - Winona, MN Majored in Classical Acting/Musical Theatre Minored in Music/Journalism I've performed at a number of different theatrical venues including: The Guthrie Theatre, MN The Marcus Center, Milwaukee, WI I have only the basics, as most of the work I've done was handled in a studio setting. I'm an avid martial artist. Not really relevant, per se, but hey - I'm not the one reading this. Someone out there must be looking at that little fact, thinking "Wow, this guy has no idea what relevant really means!" to which I would say... well, I guess they'd be somewhat right. So, you want relevant skills... I love to sing. Often. Even in public. My voice is perfect for that "serious voice" in a "humerous situation". Pranks calls, perhaps?