Mary Kay Mueller

Accents are tons of fun! Some of my favorite voices are: Gum-chewing New York broad French actressssssse British Snob-ette a la Maggie Smith Southern Belle Glenda the Good Witch Russian fortune teller Christmas Elf A female Winnie the Pooh Gum-chewing New York broad Puerto Rican (Maria in West Side Story?) French actressssssse British Snob-ette a la Maggie Smith Southern Belle Oh, and I did all the parts in a production of "Stop the World I want to Get Off" so add all those accents too. :)

I started in the studios singing jingles. One day a producer was bemoaning the fact that her elderly voice talent had called in sick. My question was, (shaky voice) "How old do you want her, Dearie?" That began a career that has spanned 25 years. TV and radio spots, documentaries, commercials, phone messages, books on tape, etc. have all given me a rich of Voice-Over fun memories. Some of my larger clients include: Nebraska Furniture Mart Sophir-Morris Paint First National Bank Visa Mastercard American Express Sprint Hyatt Hotels Oh yes, and I won an award for one of my books on CD. It was my voicing of "8 to Great" which won 3rd place in a national competition. I'm easy to work with, very responsible, and love voice work, so give me a call! National Speech competition finalist in College BA in Speech and Theatre with a minor in music Best Actress in a Musical in Omaha NE Vocal and Performance Coach for an American Idol Contestant Have had the leads in over 30 musicals. Have been on-camera talent for over 40 clients. Have done voice work for over 300 clients. I have Pro-Tools and a high quality Sterling Audio mike, but best of all, I have Joseph, a techie guru who lives close by and records me. Then he edits me and makes me sound reallllly good! In addition to the things I've already listed, you may be interested to know that I've had a regular TV spot on a morning show, written books on motivation and success, taught high school speech, done executive speech coaching, and even gave a sermon once when the pastor was out of town! I had my own radio show for awhile but found it wasn't my thing. Now I'm semi-retired, in the process of selling my business, and only speaking or singing on a rare occasion. Voice work is something I see myself doing lots of for this next phase of my life. I just love it!