Charles Hubbard

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I have only one "professional" credit, which is a 30-second radio spot for a business which was run on a local AM outlet for about a month. I wrote the copy and timed it out myself, and I accomplished a broadcast-quality performance on the first take. I was a participant in the All-Virginia chorus in my senior year of high school (honors chorus comprised by auditions of all high school chorus singers in the state) and was an alternate in the previous year. I also was the non-speaking/on-camera talent in a TV commercial which aired locally. Although my professional experience is almost nil, I have been told by many people over the years that I really should have been an announcer/performer of some kind because of my voice. I am completely confident that I can provide whatever voice might be called for in a given situation. My only real training in voice skills came from seven years of participation in chorus, where enunciation/sounding skills were taught. As I mentioned above, I participated in a state-wide honors chorus when a senior in high school, which involved training and conducting by a member of the famed Robert Shaw Chorale (Donald Neuen). I also performed with the Charlottesville Oratorio Soceity (choir) from 2009-2010. In my capacity as a laboratory manager and purchasing person in recent years, I have had literally thousands of contacts over the phone with company representatives/voice mails which required that I speak clearly and assertively in order to efficiently address purchasing/receiving issues. I worked in the biomedical science field for over 25 years. Any voice opportunities which would be well served by a speaker with knowledge of scientific terminology/concepts would be perfect for me. However, I feel that I can perform any type of voice-task which might be presented to me.