Laura Marini

British (went to University there), Upper-crusty (I am the voice of Philharmonica Beasely -- headmistress on "School at the End of the Street" animated series), Boston accent (I'm originally from there and can recall it at will), German (my proficiency language in Grad school), Italian, French. I can also easily do a voice similar to Majel Roddenberry's onboard computer on all the Star Trek movies and series. Southern Lisps Giggling while talking Nasal geek medical and scientific

Clients have included: Intercontinental Hotel Groups, Armstrong Luxury Flooring, First Republic Bank, Myrbetriq, Lipozene, Austin Bank of East Texas, Goshen Hospital, Catholic Ministries Appeal, Perfect Pocket Billiards, South African Tourism, World Science Fair, Fahlgreen University, American Heiress - NYTimes Bestseller book trailer, Tracklib, Grain Processing Center, Accenture, Big Bad Wolf, etc . I was the voice of the translator for History Channel's Hitler's Eastern Front series, narrated Fangoria's documentary on Scream Queen Brinke Stevens and Beach Body's Slim in 6 informmercial for US, UK and Canadian audiences and provided the voice of Philharmonica Beasley - Headmistress for the Children's series "The School at the end of the Street." More recently I was the voice of the demonic possessed doll Lily Mae on Discovery+ series A Haunting and the lead vampire Hazel Iversen, the Prince of Boston on the video game Vampires: The Masquerade Swansong. I've done radio campaigns, testimonials (for banks, Universities and pharmaceutical companies), social apps, phone systems, explainer videos and webcasts and straight narrations. People stop me on the street or on the phone and say how much they like my voice, no one can tell where I'm from. Having jettisoned my New England accent with coaching, I have no tell-tale regional accent. I have a Master's Degree in International Relations and have a real facility for languages, accents and industry jargon so pharma ads and sci-fi lingo are no problem. I have a natural warmth from my years as a disk jockey. My voice can sound in it's 20s, 30s, 40s or 50s, even 60s. I have an authoritative, clear and present voice lending gravitas to banking or investment ads. I also have a very fun side and quick sense of humor so snarky, sexy and/or sarcastic are no problem. I can be the mom that's been around the block, the warm doctor delivering news you weren't expecting, the sexy noir siren or your best friend telling you about a product you've got to try. I lived and worked in the UK so that accent is no problem, I'm quite good at it. Although I got rid of my Boston accent years ago although I can recall it on demand. studied commercial and animation voiceover with Anna Garduno (Rugrats, commercials, videogames) studied with Paul Liberti, advanced VO techniques, audiobooks, Actor's Connection Studied commercial voiceover with casting director Andy Roth disk jockey for WSKB FM for 3 years Emmy panel for Sound Mixing 2 years Emmy-nominated Producer BA, Mass Media, Westfield, University of Bradford, UK MS, International Relations, Syracuse University Blue Yeti Microphone, shockmount, pop and reflexion filter, NS1 noise filter Garageband on MacBook Pro can deliver high quality mp3's or non-compressed versions of my work, upload to dropbox can easily get to NYC recording studios As a producer of national cable television shows, I understand what a producer needs from a voice talent. I'm flexible, easy going and driven to give other producers what they want. I have a natural facility for languages and pick them up quickly as well as local accents, many native speakers tell me my accent is perfect, colloquial.