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- LocationDenver, CO, USA (GMT -6)
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Dean Edward
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Dean Edward
Basso Profondo (Deep Bass)
- Last online9 years ago
Dean Edward
Basso Profondo (Deep Bass)
- Last online9 years ago
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About Dean
Skills and services offered
- LanguageEnglish - USA and Canada
- Voice gender & ageMale seniorMale adult
- Additional services offeredWrite the copyDeliver edited and finished voice overProduce complete and mastered radio adAdd musicAdd special effects
- Recording and delivery optionsDigital deliveryOn-site recording
- LocationDenver, CO, USA
- Additional vocal abilitiesAnimated Monster Character
- Experience, training, and equipmentI have over a dozen years of daily, live radio experience but not a lot of voice over work. Why? I figured I'd wait until I'm older. Well guess what. Happy birthday. I'm ready to voice-act. I started way back as a thespian in high school and we even had a 16 watt radio station I started off broadcasting on. Back then we actually had to take an FCC test to get a 3rd Class Radio Telephone license. That taught me how to change vacuum tubes. Haven't had to change one yet. Had some theater experience in my short college days. I took all modules at Voice Over Club. Voiced a lot of commercials in my 13 years of local radio on many stations. I did a half dozen on-camera stand-up segments for a local TV station when I worked for them as a stringer. I got the lead in a local theater, Agatha Christie, murder mystery but I thought my British accent was grotty. I took a few voice over seminars and attended a couple workshops at Metro State College and Arapahoe Community College. The Rat Pack crooners are my Karaoke go-to singers. Shure SM7-B microphone with a Cloudlifter, a,Focusrite 2i2 interface, Adobe Audition DAW