Kristin Samuelson

Texan/Oklahoman,Italian, French, British RP, German, Southern (US), Russian.

Narration: Film 'Every Day' for ESPN to be released Fall 2015. Industrial videos, Reader for WRBH. reading radio in New Orleans, read numerous financial articles and children's books. Commercials: Louisiana Tourism, Dan Burghardt Insurance, Coach Pete Investments, assorted local radio commercials. ADR for films: The Princess Wife, Stable Relationships, Misabella Instructional video Narration: Women Who Composed Music Animation: You've Got the Job, Peliclips in New Orleans College degrees: Doctor of Education: Columbia University, NYC Master of Music: New England Conservatory, Boston, MA Bachelor of Arts: Denison University, Granville, OH Acting: Improv: Second City, Chicago Scene Study: Deena Levy, NYC; Jerry Katz, Yvonne Suhor, Ellen Jones On Camera: Lance Nichols, Jim Gleason Auditions: Tim Phillips (Los Angeles) Host/Teleprompter: Tim Powell Commercials: Bill Coleus Theatre: Salem Ludwig (HB Studios, NYC),Tom Todoroff, William Brasmer, John Haber, Barbara Owens (NYC) Voiceover: John McKinney (NYC), Marc Preston, Jeff Ford, Jeffrey Talbot Special Skills: Host, teleprompter, character voices, play piano, opera singing, Dialects: Italian, French, German, British, NYC, Southern, Viking(!). Macbook pro with Twisted Wave software Blue: Baby Bottle Mic PreSonus: Pre-amp ISDN access A film/TV actress with a background in classical singing, I can voice a wide variety of scripts. Have been TV host for cable show: Business in St. Bernard, so a Reporter style is good. A New Yorker as an adult, but an Oklahoman (Okie) as a kid, I can sound quite upscale as well as pretty average American. My education in Music and Speech Pathology/Medical areas makes me well suited to educational, medical, technical texts. After years of singing in several languages, I'm also good with accents, storytelling and poetry. I love goofy characters:) Public speaking: have been a college professor, so I'm comfortable giving lectures and know how to make them interesting.