I have been fortunate enough to apply myself in almost every facet of VO work that you can think of. My work experience includes commercials, movie and TV program trailers, network, cable, and television promos, imaging, narration, animation, ADR, voice mails, ring tones, phone systems, and industrial voice-overs for the following companies and projects:
ABC
NBC UNIVERSAL
DISNEY
MTV
BMW
Big Losers (Movie Trailer)
Cymer (2012 Olympics)
Deblume, Inc (Ring Tones)
Dorner: Manifesto for Murder (Movie Trailer, ADR)
E-Learn Australia
Family Theater Productions (Movie Trailers, ADR)
Huawei (China)
I Shall Remain (Video Game)
Kroger
23rd Annual Los Angeles Music Awards
2012 Olympics
PMS Man (Animation)
Pick and Roll (Television)
Private Equity Fund
Schmooze or Lose (Television Pilot)
Sprint
Toyota
Time Warner Cable
BIO:
For most of his life, Robert was told by many that he should be in the entertainment industry. No matter what job he held at the time, it was always the same scenario.
In high school, he was the class clown. In a 9 year military career spanning the Marine Corps and the Army, Robert was always the one called on by his fellow soldiers to perform skits and entertain.
As a software test engineer, he brought fun and excitement to an environment that is traditionally mundane by doing all kinds of crazy imitations and spot-on monologues.
For only spending such a short time in Hollywood, Robert has come very far. As a respected voice talent who works directly for NBC, Robert has been the lead voice actor for video games, television & radio commercials, animated television shows, and has also created a small ring tone empire.
As an actor, Robert has co-starred on TV shows like "No Ordinary Family" and "Matchmakers", as well as movies like "Little Blue Pill" and "The Details." It was in his lead role as the misguided super hero on the TV series "Rat-Man" however, that helped earn him his 2nd nomination from the LA Comedy Awards in 2011.
Robert began Producing almost instinctively after his first year in Hollywood. Whenever a project came up that he was working on needed help with casting, location acquisition, or voice and video editing, Robert always stepped up to the plate.
Also a part time comedian, Robert became a successful one in March 2012 when he won the LA Comedy Awards for "Most Hilarious Voice Over" presented by Jaime Masada at The Laugh Factory in Hollywood.
High point for 2013: Robert was a Producer for the TV Pilot "Whoa!" with Linda Blair, Leslie Jordan, Dawnn Lewis, Taryn Southern, and Mark Gannt.
TRAINING:
Private VO Lessons (ongoing) - Chris Gilmore, Los Angeles
Dramatic Scene Study - Chris Gilmore, Los Angeles
Comedic Scene Study - Chris Gilmore, Los Angeles
Meisner Technique - Chris Gilmore, Los Angeles
Method Acting -Chris Gilmore, Los Angeles
Voiceover Master Class - Steven Reisberg, Los Angeles
VO Dramatic Scene Study - Gin Hammond, Seattle
VO Essentials Class - Gin Hammond Seattle
VO Dialects and Emotions - Karen Kohlhaas Seattle
On-Camera - Clay Banks, Los Angeles
Private Acting Lessons - William Michael Paul, Seattle
Close Up Camera - William Michael Paul, Seattle
The Art of the Audition - Karen Kohlhaas, New York
Fearless Cold Reading - Karen Kohlhaas, New York
EQUIPMENT & STUFF
Programs: Sound Forge Audio Studio 10.0, Adobe Audition CS6, Audacity
PC's and Hardware: Windows based platforms (Core i7), MAC based platforms (MacBook Pro, Core i7), Scarlett 2i2 Interfaces
Microphones: RODE NT2A, Shure PG-42 USB, Audio-Technica AT2020 USB, Blue Yeti Pro USB, Blue Snowball
Easy access to portable and full studios.
AUDIO DELIVERY METHOD
Source Connect (STUDIO)
email
FTP
AIFF
MP3
WAV
All other other formats as agreed
RED VELVET ENTERTAINMENT GROUP BIO
For most of his life, Robert was told by many that he should be in the entertainment industry. No matter what job he held at the time, it was always the same. In high school, he was the class clown. In a 9 year military career spanning the Marine Corps and the Army, Robert was always the one called on by his fellow soldiers to perform skits and entertain. Robert was an Army Ranger at both 3/75 and 2/75 Ranger Regiments.
As a software test engineer, he brought fun and excitement to an environment that is traditionally mundane by doing all kinds of crazy imitations and spot-on monologues.
For only spending such a short time in Hollywood, Robert has come very far. As a respected voice talent who works directly for NBC, Robert has been the lead voice actor for video games, television & radio commercials, animated television shows, and has also created a small ring tone empire.
As an actor, Robert has co-starred on TV shows like "No Ordinary Family" and "Matchmakers", as well as movies like "Little Blue Pill" and "The Details." It was in his lead role as the misguided super hero on the TV series "Rat-Man" however, that helped earn him his 2nd nomination from the LA Comedy Awards in 2011.
Robert began Producing almost instinctively after his first year in Hollywood. Whenever a project came up that he was working on needed help with casting, location acquisition, or voice and video editing, Robert always stepped up to the plate. Once he started to navigate the strange realm that is IMDB by helping himself and many others to add credits, bios, trivia, and a myriad of other things that most people wouldn't even think of for their career pages, his fate was sealed... he was an Actor / Producer. High point for 2013: Robert was a Producer for the TV Pilot "Whoa!" with Linda Blair, Leslie Jordan, Dawnn Lewis, Taryn Southern, and Mark Gannt.
Also a part time comedian, Robert became a successful one in March 2012 when he won the LA Comedy Awards for "Most Hilarious Voice Over" presented by Jaime Masada at The Laugh Factory in Hollywood. Sadly, Robert no longer tours.
Robert brings his love and passion for the entertainment industry, his incredible wit & gift for comedy, his vast technology experience, and limitless potential as a talent to RVE.
He is one of the 3 founding members of Red Velvet Entertainment.