Ed Marr

Southern dialect (high-low range), clerical, military (USMC D.I.),

I've been singing since June 1985 as a hobby. I've performed in weddings, funerals, anniversaries, and out door concerts as well as in recitals, and church performances. I was a USMC Drill Instructor back in the middle 1970s and I still possess the vocal projection which facilitates the overall intonation and sound placement either classically or not. I've done voice over projects in Fort Worth, Texas in which I was the narrator for an industrial training film I am classically trained. I am presently taking weekly music theory classes (levels 1~4) as well as weekly vocal coaching developing my voice classically. Aside from my USMC and my classical vocal development, I do not possess any voice over training. Nevertheless, my vocal prowess is very unique and satisfying. I've been cast and filmed in two indie movies. The first was filmed in 2009 Phoenix, Az and was entitled, "Monique". The second film was shot in Oklahoma City and its name was "The Annalist" and was filmed in Oct, 2010. I am in the process of creating my own home studio. To date, my equipment includes a Dell Inspiron E1705 laptop computer with audacity audio monitoring software as well as music notation software. I possess a Yeti microphone. Next month, I will obtain additional external devices that shall enable me to copy or transfer audio sound tracks from cassette tapes to CD. In addition to my USMC endeavors, I am a retired law enforcement officer out of San Diego, California. I am an ordained minister as well as a published author. Most importantly, I am a man of honor who cherishes my integrity as a precious commodity in every aspect of my life!