Eric Jamel

My voiceover work experience Sugarhill: This was a voiceover job for a beverage company that is brews its beverage in Harlem. Because of the rich Jazz and music tradition in Harlem I needed to bring across a smoother melodic sound. Black Hollywood: This was a voiceover job for a party that required me to bring energy across. I needed to catch the listener’s ear, and make them want to be at this event. Front Row Video: This was a voiceover job for a video store. For this commercial I wanted to come across warm and friendly. Class Project: I was required to write and record a skit for a class project. I used my regular speaking voice and I developed a character to use for the project. Various short and independent films: Voice acting is acting. Honing your skills in either aspect can strengthen the other. Acting for the Camera- Dee Thompson Public Speaking (North Carolina A&T State Universtiy)- Dr. Cathy Essicks Lets Make a Movie (Greensboro Drama Center)- Jason Pierce Voice Actors Toolkit In addition to workshops and courses that I have taken I have also honed my voice acting skills in the work force. I worked as a telephone collections agent for two years. The main tool I used to perform my job was my voice.