Sean Bratton

I've been doing voice work since 1991, which is when I began working an on air radio personality. Currently I do afternoon drive at a top 40 station, produce and help anchor a nationally syndicated talk show, and do color commentary for a number of regionally syndicated professional wrestling programs. I'm called upon daily to do voice overs for a variety of clients, covering all sorts of styles. From a high energy read, to more of a smooth, relaxing pace, to playing a character, each and every day I do it all. I've started to gravitate toward station imaging as well, as some of the talk shows in our company have been using me as the voice for their shows. I also have vast experience in news, serving as a reporter and news director at a handful of radio stations. Bachelor of Arts, Ohio Northern University, 1995. Concentrated in speech and diction, communication, public speaking and acting. WONB FM-News reporter, News Director, on-air personality, sports play by play. 1991-93 WZOQ/WYRX-on-air personality, news reporter, News Director 1994-1998 WMEE-on-air personality 1998-2003, voice work for a wide variety of commercial clients. Trip 'N Tyme Syndicated Morning Show-on-air personality, character voices, wrote and produced parody commercials 2003-2005 Blue Funk Broadcasting-syndicated show producer and voice talent for bumpers and commercials 2005-present WMEE-on-air personality, voice work for a wide variety of commercial clients. 2006-present Play by play/color commentary for various regionally syndicated professional wrestling television shows. 1994-present. ElectroVoice RE 20 for my microphone. Pacific Research and Engineering Radiomixer-20 for my board. Editing is done with Adobe Audition. With my news experience, I've learned how to write under tight deadlines. Needing good copy and needing it fast is an area where I thrive. My years in professional wrestling, both as an announcer and as a wrestler have taught me how to tell stories. If I'm in the ring, I'm able to tell the story by our moves and reactions in the match. If I'm providing commentary, my voice, inflection and delivery tell the story. I've learned from my years in athletics (I compete as a speed skater), the value of hard work in achieving your goals. My work ethic will be what you get when I'm voicing your project.