Brian Troxell

Soft southern, a more stereotypical "big" southern, over-the-top geeky, lemony, cigarette-raspy, breathy, stereotypical "announcer", professorial. Also various shades of haughty, snotty, depressed, peeved, angry, spittle-flecked rage.

Not strictly voice-over, but I was an on-camera spokesman for Coca-Cola's Unexpected Summer contest in 2004. I appeared on the Today Show, Good Day Atlanta, CNN Headline News and CNN International, did radio interviews for ABC News and a morning show in Idaho, and also gave many interviews for print and magazines. I also played Edlin in the ultra-low-budget film "I Am Dot Matrix," and provided the voices for several other animated and stop-motion characters in the film. I have been studying voice acting for the last six months under Della Cole of yourACT. I have also studied live television interviews with the PR firm Burson-Marsteller in New York. While at Georgia Tech, I did radio play-by-play for the baseball team for two seasons. I also spent a year as the Sports Editor, and the previous two years as a general sports reporter. Since then, I have had several baseball articles published on various web sites, including Baseball Prospectus. I have access to a professional studio through my agency, People Store. I have a degree in computer science, and in fact that's been my main job over the years, so I can understand all sorts of technical copy and come across like an expert, not a narrator.