Mark Clem

Accents: Posh English, Cockney English, Northern English, Scottish, Irish, Australian, German, French, Russian, Swedish, Spanish, Italian, Mexican, Texan cowboy, New Orleans dandy, Minnesotan, Chicagoan, Bostonian, New Yorker. Characterizations: snob, hillbilly, nerd, gangster, lummox, smarmy voice-over guy. Impersonations: any Harry Shearer-portrayed character on "The Simpsons" (and most of the other male characters), Peter, Joe, Cleveland or Quagmire from "Family Guy," Mr. Mackey from "South Park," John Wayne, James Mason, Sam Elliot, James Cagney, Robert Mitchum, Charlton Heston, Anthony Hopkins as Hannibal Lecter, Ted Levine as Buffalo Bill from "Silence of the Lambs," countless others. If it calls for a deep, male voice, I can probably do it.

I started as a radio DJ and TV anchor/crew member in college, and I have worked in that capacity for several radio and TV stations throughout the Midwest. I did independent voice-over work throughout the years for radio and TV ads, Industrial film and audio programs. I've been an announcer for live performances, choral groups, public speaking engagements, and religious ceremonies. WNIN: evening drive DJ/operations director WABX: morning drive DJ/live remotes and appearances WJPS: evening drive DJ KMCR: evening drive DJ/sales WUEV: evening blues show host WEHT: master control operator/voice-overs/editing WAZE: master control operator/voice-overs/editing/cameras Visions Advertising: commercial copywriting and voice-overs for radio and TV spots. Washington Avenue church of Christ: voice-over for promotional audio presentation Peabody Coal Company: voice-over for Industrial film Evansville Philharmonic Orchestra: voice-over for live orchestral and choral performances. Freed-Hardeman University chorus: Bass II SW Illinois University choir/chamber singers: Bass II Masterworks Chorale: Bass II Evansville Philharmonic Chorus: Bass II Evansville Songfellows Barbershop Chorus: Tenor Class Ring Barbershop Quartet: Baritone Also various films, TV shows, web series, plays, skits and theatre performances over the years. Freed-Hardeman University class of 1988: Communications with a concentration in Broadcasting Belleville Area College (now Southwestern Illinois University): Music Private singing tutoring, voice and acting lessons at FHU and BAC. Internship at Henderson Community College: wrote, directed, acted, hosted comedy sketch show on local cable. Drums, bass guitar, some piano, smattering of various foreign languages, improv skills, acting, stand-up comedy.