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David Vaughan
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David Vaughan
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- Last online12 years ago
David Vaughan
Clear, Announcer,
- Last online12 years ago
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About David
Skills and services offered
- LanguageEnglish - USA and Canada
- Voice gender & ageMale adultMale young adult
- Additional services offeredAudio editing and clean upMusic productionSpecial effects
- Recording and delivery optionsDigital delivery
- Additional vocal abilitiesStandard Southern (U.S) Accent, Redneck Southern Accent, Southern Gentleman, Pompous British man, Stereotypical Russian Man, Stereotypical New Yorker
- Experience, training, and equipmentMy voice over work in the truest sense is admittedly a bit limited; I've only been doing this for about a year and a half, now. However, I've been working in various phone representative positions (Harte-Hanks, Dell, AT&T) for the past 8+ years. For the longest time, I've heard customer after customer tell me "Your voice is fantastic! You should go work for (radio/advertising/etc.)!" After so long, I finally decided to hunker down and give it a shot. My work to date is split between dramatic readings of stories found on the Internet and voice work for a variety of comic dubs, admittedly all either practice work or free work for friends. I'm hoping to change that and finally get my foot in the door. No formal voice acting training, currently in college, working towards degree in Journalism. My personal "Studio" is comprised of: One desktop PC One Nady USB-1C Condenser microphone One basic pop filter for mic Sony MDR-XB600 headphones Programs: Audacity used for all recording and editing.