Doug Dellis

Well, I think I can pretty much attempt anything, but I suppose American and British are probably the easiest.

Sure... I'm not a seasoned pro, but why not take a chance? About me: I did some minimal character work for an online/interactive project at a previous job. My main desire is to do character work, as I feel my voice is versatile and can offer many humorous personalities. I realize I may not be as "established" as some of the other voice talents on this site, but I really want to get my foot in the door. I've wanted to get into voice work for a while now, but I wasn't sure how. All I'm asking for is a shot, and for you to consider me based on my voice and personality, and not on my lack of a huge amounts of experience! You should also know I'm really easy to work with, I'm a good listener, and I don't have any "ego" baggage since I'm new at this. I also have a great sense of humor, and I like a fun atmosphere. If you have any questions, let me know and I'll answer them! PS: I'm currently doing freelance work in an unrelated field (my current "day job"), so I'm willing to travel depending on the job. Acting and directing were part of my studies as an NYU film graduate. I have an iMac and one or two microphones, but nothing the caliber of "studio" professional equipment. Design, web site production (My primary career), writing, screenwriting.