Mark Greenfield

A new voice in the Voice Over firmament; non actor with raw talent for wide range of character voices and limited exposure has thus far worked on... Wide range of Voice Work 2004-2006: Los Desterrados, singer in Ancient Spanish and Turkish 2005: BBC 6 O' Clock News; Eastern European Accent, Voice over for news story about Eastern Europan Mafia. Broadcast on National Radio and T.V 2004: BBC London,Regional TV News ; East London Cockney middle aged male, narrating story about former Train Robber. Broadcast on Regional T.V 2004: Dubbing V/O for University SAE, Finsbury Park. 1997-2005 Iality HI - Fi Reggae Soundsystem; MC and voclaist ( UDb Reggae style / Junglist/ Hip Hop) Have travelled in Europe, Asia, Middle East, South east Asia and North America. I have picked up a basic level in the Hebrew, Spanish, French and German languages from these travels; along with French Alevel and German GCSE. I lived in Israel for a year, working with Ethiopiand an Russian immigrants. I can count in 12 languages; this has one method of learning an accent. 1987 - 2005: Singing Lessons, non regular but a range of lessons, from School Choir, to recently Flamenco, to Music Theory grade 6. 1991-1993: English A-Level; aural examination. 1988-1993: Drama Society; school plays included vocal coaching. Mimicry is self taught...A combination of flair for mimicry and recent ( 2000-2005 )singing lessons and school Drama training, has strengthened my natural ability, and helped me develop an understanding of accents into an ability to speak them in a conversational manner from a script, or indeed Ad Hoc. Currently in band, performing as a percussionist and singing Flamenco and Middle Eastern songs; languages we sing in are Turkish, Ladino, Spanish, and Hebrew... Work in range of environments; Keyworking young people with Special Needs, with range of communication skills and learning disabilities. Running CV workshops for a range of ( 13-25 )jobseekers; I am also a football coach. A wide range of vocal skills have been neccesary to communicate with this wide range of young people.