moses jimenez

My vocal career began as a disc jockey working for free at a fledgeling radio station in New Mexico. I was taught the secrets of proper diction and the uses of inflection to elicit emotional responses in the listener. I became aware of how well I could adapt my voice to whatever project or commercial I was working on...but still...I worked for free. I was finally hired by a company called Vista Adverting Group...these guys DID pay me! There at vista I worked with foley and different styles of voices and also sharpened my character and spanish voice talent. My voice appeared on many projects, such as a United Way campaign that feature a deep soulful cultured voice, A project called Nut Buddy featuring a fast talking higher pitched eastern dialect, many oilfield safety product and equipment presentations that were narrated by an authoritative technical but evocative voice. I have been featured in many local productions, as well as a national campaign for a retirement community. As I have mentioned before, my training has alll been informal and by the fires of experience. I have also added to my talent by becoming an accomplished script writer and being involved in all aspects of the voice over process. I am very into comedy and have done som,e stand-up in local clubs. To add to the comedic nature of my life, I am also an accomplished harmonica player and have played with many local bands and also played on a few tracks for a demo cd done by an up and coming nashville singer, Jared Ashley. I have learned to look over a script and adapt to it quickly. And although I respect the composers work, I am not bashful about suggesting any changes that might improve the over all product.