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Martin Paskulov

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About Martin

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  • Member sinceJun 27, 2019
E-mail: molemandprod@gmail.com An elderly man imparting words of warning. A playful voice to tell you how your dogs can charge your car. A bright eyed youth. A slimy villain. A soothing voice to croon about heartache. A reassuring voice to help you with your physical therapy. A drill sergeant. I have been all these and I'd love to take on more. Some of them can be heard in my demo. If you have a specific custom request, let me know. I'll be happy to demo it for you as well.

Skills and services offered

    • Language
      English - USA and Canada
      English - British
      German
      Bulgarian
    • Voice gender & age
      Male young adult
      Male adult
      Male senior
    • Creative services offeredNone
    • Recording and delivery options
      Digital delivery
    • Additional vocal abilities
      British accents - RP / Posh, Cockney, Scottish (Glaswegian);... additionally, a Yorkshire inspired nondescript Northern Englishy thing? Possibly actual Yorkshire with a bit of prep/coaching; same goes for Irish accents. American accents - "General", New York, LA, a couple of Southern accents;... additionally, barely passable Minnesotan, "General" Canadian, and Ontario inspired floundering? General German (Hochdeutsch), and several Bulgarian accents. ...Additionally, I can phonetically copy languages I don't speak, I'm a weirdo who loves parroting speech and just sounds in general I hear. I like doing characters of all kinds, without stereotyping them, if I can help it. It works best when I make them a version of myself. Slimy characters seem to be a forte though, not sure what that says about me... When it comes to impressions, I dunno: passable Homer Simpson; the G-Man from Half-Life; Raziel from Soul Reaver; Charles Dance; posh English villain a la Sydney Greenstreet. More of a mimic than a full on impressionist though, really. In terms of singing, I have a clean voice, mostly. Though I can do an ill advised Lemmy Kilmister impression in bursts, I suppose.
    • Experience, training, and equipment
      I have no formal training. I've worked on: - Project Wingman: Frontline 59 (PS VR game) - Physical therapy instructional videos for Play Reha - BBC type narration for a comedy student film - A few ads, e.g. for the GTE Plug-in Hybrid by Volkswagen, when it was launched in Bulgaria - Kickstarter trailer for a card game called Game of Noncoincidence - Reciting spoken word for the Greek metal album 'Us or Them' by Revolted Masses - Choral chanting and spoken word for the album New Game Plus by MOARNial - Amateur theater, unpaid - Flashmob and similar paid promo events, in character - Several We Suck At Producing EPs (writing, singing, monster noises, production, and misc. others) - Discord PSA about not trusting random people online, played the bad guy - Among other things (e.g. starred in published romance novels under a pseudonym); I also write and record my own original music. I have several high quality mics for voice work, though the Rode NT1-A is my current workhorse, and I record that at home on a UMC204HD.