Sara Espinosa

I am currently employed at Sea World, San Diego. I Work in Photo operations. I use a proffessional voice while answering phone calls. When I am shooting photographs of guests, I use all sorts of different voices to get their attention and smiles. For example, I use a high flirty voice, smiles, and play peek-a-boo behind a stuffed penguin to get babies attention. I have both proffessional and provocative voices to get adult and older guests attention. They appreciate the gesture and tone I use , for the most part. To attract guests to come see our Clydesdale Parade Horses, I project a loud, booming, proffessional voice. We have a roller Coaster called Journey to atlantis. We have two levels we operate on. The lower level gets very loud, so I have to project my voice above and beyond everyone screaming and laughing. I have no formal training. However, I was recently picked up by John Robert Powers. I have been doing voices for all my life. Just not proffessionally. I grew up with two brothers and a sister. I have had a lot of training with them growing up by reading books, playing with toys, singing, acting out fantasies and movies. I have two young children I read to many nights at bedtime. I use different voices for all the characters in the books. For example, high and cute for baby birds, low and growling for monsters, silly and squeeky for some animals and people. Being a character myself, I know what it takes to make people laugh, feel at ease, and feel sorry for the character in the situiation at hand. My voice can tell any story. I can do many different voices: Babies, small children, teens, adults, elderly, monsters, aliens, animals, and anything else you can possibly imagine. I have proffessional voices, sexy tones, silly voices, nice voices, mean voices, projectile voices, soft voices, booming voices, high-pitched voices, anything down to an alto voice. My talents are many. I assure you, you will not be dissapointed.