Alan Baxter

In addition to more the more traditional Voice Over work that I am booked for, I am also hired for my Retro Announcer styles(1930's-1970's), the DirecTV voice, Dos Equis "Most Interesting Man" announcer, & The Mission Impossible "Your mission, should you choose to accept it.." voice. Voice Impressions I get booked for include: Sam Elliot, Bill Clinton, Bernie Sanders, Ronald Reagan. Accents; from New England to the American Southerner, Cowboy, New York and New Jersey to California. Also believable world accents including British, German, Eastern European and French.

Successful voice projects completed for these clients and more: NBC Universal Television Heineken The LA Auto Show The New York State Fair NatGeo Wild Black and Decker-Bostitch Tools The History Channel Best Buy Smirnoff Home Depot MSN.com U.S. National Park Service Ridgid Tools The Outdoor Channel Kraft Spotify Carnival Cruises The Montreal Canadiens Playstation Home Ritz Crackers SoCal Gas Company Colorado Springs Utilities ThermaCell San Francisco's Exploratorium Museum Boston Medical Group Backstory: Following 4 years of military service, I graduated from professional voice training, quickly finding work in commercial radio in top U.S. markets. I created many commercials and creative audio productions along the way, also writing comedy for broadcast, syndication and HBO before transitioning into full time voice work. I have served as a broadcast talent trainer for a national school and have also personally trained with top voice over coach Nancy Wolfson, Los Angeles, I work from my own digital recording studio with ProTools 12 full, Aphex processing and multiple mics including the Sennheiser MKH-416 Fast delivery via cloud download, email, FTP and offer live recording sessions via Source Connect Standard. Directed sessions available using phone patch, Skype and other protocols. My skills and experience include audio and video editing. I'm also a musician, so, if needed, I can create original music beds. I have also written comedy for national radio syndication and HBO.