Philip Serkosky – A Deep, Rich Voice That Resonates.
Email: Pserkvoactor@gmail.com
Website: www.Pserkvo.com
Looking for a voice that’s been called deep, rich, and maybe even… sexy?
Hi, I’m Phil Serkosky, a professional voice actor with a general American accent and the versatility to bring your script to life.
From southern charm to dynamic character voices, I deliver engaging performances tailored to your project’s needs.
With experience narrating audiobooks, radio ads, and videos, I know how to connect with audiences and leave a lasting impression. My clients value my ability to provide broadcast-quality audio with fast turnaround times—and my reputation for being easy to work with doesn’t hurt either.
What I Bring to the Table:
A deep, rich voice perfect for commercials, narration, and storytelling
A natural Southern accent and versatile character voices
Professional, high-quality recordings delivered quickly from my home studio.
Some of my past clients.
The PBS series AMERICAN MASTERS. In which I voiced two roles in the award winning documentary entitled "Hannah Arendt: Facing Tyranny.
A national Commercial which aired on FOX NEWS. I have worked with NASCAR, LEGO, AARP, LOWES HOME IMPROVEMENT, HARVEY WINDOWS AND DOORS, THE MAYO CLINIC, a number of video games and numerous commercials including a lot using different accents.
Let’s work together to create something amazing! Hit that invite button or message me to get started. Your script deserves a voice that resonates—and I’m your guy!
MY STORY
After High School, I immediately joined the U.S. Army as a Military Policeman. I was stationed in Germany for three years and I loved communicating with the German people. I traveled Europe where I met many interesting people and I learned that people have the same interests and ideas anywhere you go. I am proud to be an U.S. Army veteran.
After my tour of duty in the service was up, I became a civilian Police Officer in Connecticut. I was employed as a Police Officer for 30 years, and in that time, I learned how to communicate with citizens that would ensure that they knew that I was there to protect them. Yes, there were times when I had to speak harshly with the bad guys, but I learned to use my voice to calm any situation down. I learned that the tone and inflection I used was just as important, if not more, than the actual words.
After I retired from the Police Department, I couldn't just sit around and watch Soap Operas all day. :) So, I attended culinary school and eventually opened up my own Food Truck. The Philling Station, Get it? haha!
I really learned how to use my sales voice in the truck. If a customer was unsure of what they wanted to get or if they were "just looking," I had the vocal skills to make sure they walked away with something and that they were happy.
I loved all of those careers and I truly believe that they were all stepping stones to becoming a voice actor. I have found my true passion in VO and I have never been happier! I've lead a life of service to the public because I believe that was my calling in life. As a voice actor, I can continue to serve and ensure my clients get exactly what they want, when they want it and with the highest quality.