David Elliott

I have been doing voice overs since 2001 when I booked my first audition for the announcer role for America Online (a job I held until they gave the job to Sharon Stone. I'm good, but can't compete with her!). I am currently rep'd by Ann Wright Representation (212) 764-6770 and have also been sent out by Innovative Artists. Bookings in the last 10 months include: Cablevision - over 25 spots for Optimum Online, Optimum Voice and Optimum Homes. Bloomberg Television - all promo Marketing and Media - voice over for national awards show Teenage Mutant Ninja Turles - recurring character in animated series (character called Torbin Zixx). Arris Apartment - High end real estate spot (conversational read) Advance Internet - 7 separate regional spots for Internet company in Northeast. Plastpro Fiberglass Doors - 3 separate spots for television campaign (announcer) Bank of Arizona - 4 spots for both TV and radio (conversational) Betonsports.com - high energy radio spots for online betting company. Did a character read of a southern football player. Wise Potato Chips - 2 spots for radio. Character read "regular joe" on the street. Vital Dent - for TV. A regular guy going to the dentist kind of read. Additionally I have done several industrials for the Deloitte & Touche, Samsung, Epi Pen and the Catholic Church. The uploaded reel is terribly out-of-date and I am looking to quickly update it. I was trained as an actor in Kenyon College's Dramatic program (undergrad) and studied under Stuart Dillon in New York City. I currently am a theatrical producer in New York City and have a background also in Public Relations and Advertising. I can do a wide range of character voices (and have been required to for the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles scripts that often have 3 or 4 lines assigned to random characters that must, of course, all sound very different). I am excellent with accents (especially Italian and French) and while not fluent in French have an excellent working knowledge of the language. Being a New Yorker it is almost impossible not to be well versed in the accents of the "streets." If you are looking for good Brooklyn, I got yer accent right heah...