Laura Clark

Little kid (American or British), New England yuppie, Midwestern teen, Midwestern housewife, hard-nosed businesswoman, futuristic talking appliance, British, Cockney, Welsh, Irish, Scottish.

My classmates in Catholic school told me I should be a voice actress because it was "soothing" when I recited prayers at the beginning of class, and friends tell me the same thing during long phone calls. In a previous job, it often fell to me to leave haranguing messages for overdue clients because, according to a coworker, "you could tell me you were takin' my HOUSE in that voice, and I'd say okay!" I often do unintentional impressions of people when I quote them, only to be told, "Your [Matt] impression is right on!" That said, I've never held a job as a voice actress and I'd like the opportunity to add some real experience to this section. I took singing lessons for 6 years, which probably had a greater effect on my speaking voice than I realize. I've performed with sketch and improv comedy troupes for the past 5 years, and I performed in several plays and musicals a year from the time I was 11 until I was 20. As a result, I'm strong with cold readings, subtle character voices, and extremely un-subtle character voices.