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William Halman
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William Halman
Not too deep but masculine, soothing but normal
- Last online18 years ago
William Halman
Not too deep but masculine, soothing but normal
- Last online18 years ago
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About William
I think the best way to describe my voice is to call it an every-man type voice. That being said, with my 15 plus years of acting background I love to play with my voice and trying new and different vocal expressions. My radio background and training allows me to do different types of commercials from hard rock concert type spots to soft reads.
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- LanguageEnglish - USA and Canada
- Voice gender & ageMale young adult
- Additional services offeredNone
- Experience, training, and equipmentMy experience really begins back in grade school where I was sort of a class clown. But I learned quick that the class clown "salary" isn't great. So I began acting throughout Ontario. Stops included Toronto, Sudbury, Thunder Bay and Pelee Island. Then I learned even quicker that acting didn't exactly pay the bills every month so I decided to get a "real" job and supposedly found my CALLING in radio. Which brings me here. I absolutely love radio but I want do more with my voice. So... Here is a little bit of the actual experience I have: 16 years of onstage perfoming - ranging from comedy to drama and everything in between. Also, during this period I was able supplament my income in theatre by designing sound for various productions and from time to time I would supply the sound effects and voice-overs in the show. Radio - 2 year college diploma and two years plus experience. Along with on-air duties I voice commercials and station imaging on a daily basis. Voice over - 1 year experience various video and internet voice overs. Radio - 2 year college diploma Theatre (professional and community) 16 years Voice over (practical) 1 year Studied Improv (Allen Guttman) Humber College