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- LocationToronto, ON, Canada (GMT -4)
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Michael O'Bright
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Michael O'Bright
P.A. Announcer for the Seneca Sting and announcer on S@Y Radio.
- Last online5 years ago
Michael O'Bright
P.A. Announcer for the Seneca Sting and announcer on S@Y Radio.
- Last online5 years ago
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About Michael
I have a YouTube channel called "OB TV", where I post made-up radio commercials and podcasts. I can do a smooth, deep, and fun voice for commercials or movie trailers, my regular voice (which sounds like an announcer's voice) for radio commercials with different tone variations, and a serious voice for news-related projects.
Skills and services offered
- LanguageEnglish - USA and Canada
- Voice gender & ageMale adultMale young adultMale teenager
- Recording and delivery optionsDigital delivery
- Additional vocal abilitiesI can do a voice that sounds like Glen from Family Guy (Patrick Warburton), Peter from Family Guy (Seth McFarlane), an Indian accent, a Russian accent, and many more.
- Experience, training, and equipmentIn terms of voice over experience, I've learned how to use different tones and variations with my voice in my Announcing Skills class with Craig Robertson, who is a well-known musician and radio personality. Whether it's conducting an interview, recording commercials, or making a podcast, he has given me pointers and some great advice going into the radio broadcasting/voice acting industry. - Currently studying Radio Broadcasting at Seneca @ York University. - Interned at 680 NEWS. - Volunteered at Rogers TV - Serving as a P.A. Announcer for the Seneca Sting. - Took Dramatic Arts in high school I use a Scarlett Focusrite 2i2 audio interface with a Focusrite CM25 MkII Professional condenser microphone, and a pair of CR4 Creative Reference Multimedia Monitors. I also have a MacBook Pro with a ProTools Perpetual licence.