Peter Stern

Standard English, Northern English (Yorkshire), cockney. Standard American, New York American, Australian. C-3PO impersonator.

* TV series narrator on "Best Parks Ever". * UK TV commrcial for Michelin Stealth Wiper Blades. * PBS TV promo for "The Secrets of Highclere Castle". * US national commercial for Sony Ericsson WTA Tour 'Hero' campaign. * Voices of museum exhibits at Ripley's 'Odditorium' Museums (worldwide). * Web tutorials for Motorola. * Film Trailer: 'The Screenwriting Detective'. Reproducing a 50s style American announcer. * Web site narration for De Montfort University * Voices for animated web site characters for Royal Bank of Scotland and National Westminster Bank. * Narration for an experimental audio travel brochure * Male voice for a satellite navigation system. * IVR prompts * Multiple character voices for animated short 'Rocket Science' * Documentary: 'Versailles Uncovered' for BBC4 and Discovery Channel. English dubbing over French. * Commercial for Local Radio, Manchester. * Corporate narrations on CD ROM for Centaur Communications and Reed Exhibitions. * 'Paradise Beach' - Narration for a promotional DVD for a Brazilian beach resort - Leader Films, Norway. An American who runs a production company in Norway wanted a British voice to narrate. I had to commute to Norway for the day but couldn't find any direct flights that would get me there early enough for at least 5 hours in his studio so two flights were necessary. A 6:50am flight from Heathrow to Stavanger with a transfer in Copenhagen which - despite there being 1 hour to transfer - I nearly missed due to delays. After a long day in the studio, I only just caught the flight back on which I first had to travel in the wrong direction to Oslo in order to transfer back to Heathrow. I got home at about 10pm. Was it worth it? Yes! The client paid for the flights and it remains one of the best paid voice jobs so far. London Language and Drama School. VoiceCaster - Voice-over and sight reading tuition. Game character training with OMUK ADR and post production training with Louis Elman Actor/improvisor and tutor at weekly workshops. Trained pianist and drummer. I believe that rhythm plays a huge part in voice work and that, just like drumming, the bits you don't play are just as important. Helped out at local amateur dramatics as musical director and vocal arranger, often writing harmony lines. This helped me discover my range as I could sing the parts for the barritones as well as the tenors. Own Studio: Acoustically treated. Mic: Rode NT1-A Condenser Interface: Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 3G Headphones: Audio Technica ATH-M30 Sound processing: Mixpad / Wavepad Master. Source Connect Standard. Acting, improvisation, musician, audio editing. Good at proof reading, grammar checking, copy editing.