Vera Clark

Although I have been told I sounded like a television announcer, I feel I can imitate the Southern accent fairly well.

Frankly, I am just now starting out. When I had my own radio talk show at the St. Louis Unviersity for a short time, I had young college students tell me I had a great voice. I thought that was nice. After moving to Virginia Beach, Virginia, I ran into a fellow catching a bus. We got to talking and he told me he had done voice over as a profession for many years and had made great money at it. I was fascinated. I had never heard of such a thing, despite the fact I had probably listened to it just about every day of my entire life. Today, I decided to give it a try, so here I am. I am presently taking a journalism class, which I am enjoying very much and am doing very well at. I am presently considered a senior, majoring in Business and minoring in Communication. In addition to that, a few years ago, I produced and aired some television programs in Duluth, MN, for public access TV (PACT). Since I am just now starting out, I will have to find access to such studio equipment. I am trying to be honest. I have a good voice; the rest has to get worked out. All I can say is that I am outgoing and make friends very easily. No one is a stranger for long. Getting to know people is fun for me. I happen to also be a charicature artist and enjoy drawing people's faces. I talk with clients as I draw them and they all have such interesting stories to tell me about their lives. I like and enjoy people.