Doug Wornick

Downeast Mainer thick as "lobsta" pie, rough and tumble cowboy with a little gravel, the friendly German who could be your psychoanalyst, a brawlin' wrestler, over the top game show host, pirate (nasty or nice), and a host of other character voices.

Over the years I have done hundreds of voice over projects for broadcast TV and radio, narrations, documentaries, live performances, and more. My client list includes banks, credit unions, wealth management advisors, retail clothing, health insurers, automobile dealers, real estate, lawn equipment, liquor distributors, restaurants and lodging, amusement parks, pharmaceutical, medical, technology, communications, and more. For 9 years I was the voice of WMUR-TV for their news teasers, promotional efforts, and arts and entertainment segments. BS in Speech and Pathology from Emerson College, Boston, MA. Honors program in television production. 30 years in the communications industry 20 years in advertising/creative services. I do creative concept development, write and produce broadcast commercials and non-broadcast programming. Produced and hosted corporate communications video programming. On-Air radio anchor and television news correspondent. Assisted in the creative writing of a live radio broadcast comedy show in which I acted. Community theater actor and director. I have hosted and also been the voice for numerous live award shows. I operate an all digital studio in my home office, using an AKG C414 XLS mic, a PreSonus audio interface, with Audacity and Studio One audio workshop for recording and editing. I love the voice over business. Since I was a kid I would practice voices, and sound effects ... I do a mean tap dance to "Tea For Two" by humming and clicking my tongue. Be sure to ask for a demonstration! Today as a successful creative and communications professional I have the opportunity to spend more time focusing on voice work. My years of experience writing, producing and acting offer a unique package of skills and a complete understanding of what you, the client, expect and deserve for your projects.