Edward WinterRose

I'm great with a range of UK accents including Posh or Proper (BBC), Cockney / Working Class, Northern, Scotland, Irish, Australian, and more stereotypical European accents like French, German and Russian. My normal mode is accent-less American, though among my United States accents I can do Southern & Deep Sourthern, Northern, Bostonian, Bronx/New York & San Fernando Valley CA. Among my voices themselves, I can do a full range of male ages, goofy, wacky, zany, angry, furious, serious, quiet, low, menacing and deadly, monty python esque, sexy, fun & whimsical, frank and honest, demonic and monstrous, sick or zombie-ish, immature and kid-like, old and wise. Old and senile. Mafioso. Robotic & Monotone. Drunk and Stoned. Hypnotised & Hypnotic. Female/Woman. Supremely intelligent, rock dumb or stupid, superheroic, effete and snob ish. Comedic, dramatic. Narrator... *inhales before continuing* Real or salesmanlike friendly. Hero and Villain (Heroes & Villains), Conversational, Priestly Good, Insanely Evil. Witty or weird. Eccentric. Disturbed. All manner of stereotype character work, as well as impressions of existing characters and personalities.

I have over the last 6 years been a regular in the Parsec Award winning podcast, "Star Trek: Outpost" for which I received an award as "Best Actor in a Fan Adaptation / Ensenble Role" in 2014 from the AVA Awards. My most recent job was a radio commercial for Lowe's Foods' "You can't fake local" ad campaign. I've done some college theater and a bit of emcee work, as well as doing Murder Mystery Dinner Theater in two different roles. I'm particularly interested in voicing for cartoons, animated features and videogames. I want to get my page on the IMDB, and fire ever onward from there, filling it with my casting credits. 2.5 years acting training at Central Piedmont Community College in Charlotte NC. (Tom Vance, Tom Hollis, Cary Cugler) Voice Acting Panels and presentations at DragonCon, Atlanta. Constant practice reading aloud with novels and more melodramatic comic book work. Recording those I thought were worth reading and editing them together in my digital audio suite. I have a tube mp project series pre-amp with an AKG Perception 100 condenser microphone. I use my PC to do all my recording and mixing in Adobe Audition to record with. I have my own recording booth to get a good sound in. Cold-reading, Audiobook Reading, Audio-Editing and Recording. PC construction. Emcee Voiceovers. I've deep interests in animation, fantasy and science fiction that I can apply to any character you give me. I've the tendecy to research and work up voices for known characters in a genre. (Comic book and Manga/Anime characters, Characters from novel adaptations.) I take it rather seriously, much like in the anime industry in Japan. I'm told I'm about one of the nicest people you could ever meet. I hope it's true. When I work on a project, it's important to me to get the sound and feel of the material right and accurate for its own sake, not to massage my own ego. To me, the show comes first, and my concerns take a backseat. I'm usually full of ideas and not shy about sharing them if asked or allowed to participate in that part of the process. Otherwise, I'll take direction and do as I'm told. I'm also a digital artist, character designer, a writer of fiction, prose, editorial and political comentary, with a fictive voice that could be described as the la-grange point between Stephen King and the late great Douglas Adams. I've also got rather a huge vocabulary that I'm not shy about using. Hearing a new word, my first impulse is to look it up. KEYWORDS: Voice Acting, Voice Talent, Voice Talents, Voice Over, Voiceover, Voice-Over, Voice Over Jobs, Auditions, Recordings