William Hardison

I have experience performing in front of large groups of people as well as in small presentations. I have done recordings with a church choir, as well as a quartet group, and worked with professional actors in spiritually uplifting performances. Frequently I have been requested to be "the Voice of God" for many presentations, including a Bible reading overseas in Ghana, where my performance was met with great applause. I was told that when my voice was first heard, people were startled and awed in their places. It was truly a blessing that day for me to work with them. In the past, I also performed in a series of presentations to commemorate Black History Month where I was selected to play Martin Luther King Jr. himself. My performance was met with great praise and I was requested to perform it again at several other locations, including as part of a program for the Weather Channel. Even while juggling three other jobs, I was able to perform at the same, if not a greater caliber, than my initial performance. My voice talent is truly a gift from God, and I have used it to touch as many lives as I can. I feel I have been very blessed, and I wish to continue doing the Lord's work. I have no formal education in doing voice-overs, merely a background of several years of choir practice, and performing in front of people. Many of my acquaintances have told me that what I display in my presentations is "raw, natural talent." I have been able to memorize lines on short notice, and am usually relied on to perform imprompt and improvisational pieces. Although these have not been my preferred ways to work, I have performed well despite any time contraints, even when it's been for boisterous crowds. I have an educational background in business management, and I also work a side job as a college professor. By the nature of my work, I am used to working with people, and I am used to giving dynamic yet authoritative instruction.