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Corey LeVier
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Corey LeVier
Deep, soothing, character specialist, diverse
- Last online8 years ago
Corey LeVier
Deep, soothing, character specialist, diverse
- Last online8 years ago
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About Corey
My natural voice is deep, and may sometimes sound raspy, but nothing over the top. I feel my natural voice would be good for narrations, or commercials, because of the deep, soothing factors it possesses. One could say it has a professional sound to it. There are other variations of voices I can create though. I'm able to create different pitches of sounds/noises, and different voices that can rest on a spectrum of high or low. When I perform more of a higher pitched voice, it will come out as cartoonish and animated, where as my lower pitched voices come off as a serious character, or an adult like figure. My in the middle pitched voices can sound like a young adult, or sometimes a teenager. I have a variety of impressions too which fluctuate between high and low pitched voices. Depending on which type of voice I'm creating it can be fun and easy to like, or it can be a dark, ominous voice that people can characterize with a serious, or bad character. My voice is able to take on any suggested voice, and I'm still perfecting accents in case any voice has a dialect to it.
Skills and services offered
- LanguageEnglish - Other
- Voice gender & ageMale seniorFemale seniorMale adultMale young adultMale teenagerChild
- Additional services offeredMusic productionSpecial effects
- Recording and delivery optionsOn-site recording
- LocationN/A
- Additional vocal abilitiesAccents: English, Irish, Scottish, Australian, Russian, German, Dialects: Western, Southern, East Coast, Midwestern, Cockney My impersonations vary from celebrities, to a wide variety of cartoon characters.
- Experience, training, and equipmentAs of right now, I have provided two voices on an animation titled Freaks Out! which can be viewed at www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/633108. I have recorded a bunch of voices for other animated productions, but the animators are currently still working on their titles. I have also provided voices for two mod video games. In one of the games, which is based off of Half-Life, I voice a General who informs the character what their role is in a mission and I voice a bunch of one liner characters. In the other game, which is based off of the computer game ArmA3, I voice the roll of Camp Rogain, the base commander who communicates with the main character through radio. I have also participated in two audio dramas, one titled The Labyrinth where I play Stark Lanning, the lead role, and The King's Drive, where I play the major character Damon Smithee. You can listen to The Labyrinth, but The King's Drive is in post production right now. Also, I record a podcast and perform some voices on the show, but the podcast recordings symbolize my natural voice. I graduated from the University of San Diego with a BA in Communications. As I stated before, I record my own podcast with a friend of mine and that has helped me in understanding how recordings proceed. Considering I've done theater work in school, I always express myself fully when I'm giving lines. I put full effort into the work I'm given, and try to have the audience know how I'm feeling through my speech. I like to put myself in a scenario when I'm reading a script so I can understand what is going to happen. Also, my studies in Communications have allowed me to perfect speech. I focus on enunciating all the time, especially considering enunciation is crucial to voice acting.