Phil Hann

I can readily imitate most dialects and accents located in the United states, as well as English with an accent of most major languages. I am in the process of learning French, but am very inexperienced at the moment. My British English accent may fool Americans, but without more study into specific dialects, would struggle to fool someone from Europe. I am a mimic by nature, so when I'm watching movies or television, playing a video game, or listening to music, I (many times without thinking) begin to repeat or mimic what I'm hearing in the voice that I'm hearing it in. That having been said, given enough time to study source material, I believe I could manage at the very least a GOOD impersonation of most celebrities/voices.

Absolutely none. I've been told for decades now that I should look into a career in voice acting by nearly everyone in my life. My friend, family, co-workers, clients, customers (who have often just had a 30 minute phone conversation with me) all ask why I'm not pursuing voice acting. When thinking about a career, I often find myself saddened, as the things in life I'm most passionate about/have natural talent for, such as fine art, imitating or mimicking voices & sounds, & making people laugh, don't lend themselves to easy to acquire/steady careers. I am very interested in pursuing this as an outlet for that talent in whatever capacity materializes. I have currently worked in the communications field for 3 years. Sound editing software and a microphone... (for now) My current position with my employer requires an ability to read people based on language, tone, and demeanor, and retort with the necessary language, tone, and demeanor.