Rachel Robinson

Dialects: British (var.), Scottish, Irish, Southern Amer. (Var), Midwest, Australia/NZ, Korean, Thai, Russian, Polish, Spanish (Castilian), Spanish (Mexican), Italian, German/Austrian, Indian, Boston, Puerto Rican, New York (var.), Rural New England

TV/Film: “The Thing About my Folks” (2005) D: Raymond de Felitta; S/W: Paul Reiser Featured; Voice of “Young Muriel” Nuance Prods./HBO Films The Discovery Channel: “I Shouldn’t Be Alive” (2005) Featured; Narrator. Episode #1 – ‘Shark Survivor’ Animation/Video Games: Anime series: TBA 2012 Animation series: TBA 2012 VG: TBA 2012 VG: "Final Fantasy XIII; XIII-2" (2010, 2012) Featured; Oerba Yun Fang/add'l voices Square Enix VG: "CSI: Fatal Conspiracy" Featured; Sara Sidle Ubisoft American Dad; Add'l voices Seth MacFarlane/FOX Internet Comic, "Dead Space" Featured, Vera Cortez G-net.tv/EA Games Feature, “Universal Remote”: * D: Gary Hardwick Segment, ‘That Darn Jesus’ (2007) Featured, “Mary” MTV2’s “Celebrity Death Match” (July 2006)* D: Jack Fletcher Season 5, Episode #85 - Featured; Pamela Anderson/Verne Troyer VH1: “Games are Cool” Campaign Interstitials: S. Pax Franchot/G-Net.tv Prince of Persia – Ubisoft Darkwatch – Capcom The Sims II – Electronic Arts ADR/Looping: “Captivity” (2007) Featured, Radio Interviewer, VO D: Roland Joffe / Lionsgate “The Young and the Restless” (2007) CBS/Sony Pictures Television TV Announcer, VO “The Return” (2006) D: Asif Kapadia Voice match, “Joanna” (Sarah Michelle Gellar) Rogue Pictures/Focus Features “Down and Derby” (2005) D: Eric Hendershot Additional Voices Excel Ent. Group/Freestyle Releasing Commercial – TV/Radio/IVR The Coca-Cola Company Verizon Wireless Netflix Blue Cross/Blue Shield Omni Hotels* XM Satellite Radio Sam’s Choice Foods / WalMart MinuteClinic Mandalay Bay Hotel, Las Vegas Macy’s Dept. Store WhyRadio TahitiNow website White Hen Pantry* Letstalk.com* Proflowers website Zila Pharmaceuticals Twist and Sprout™: ConAgra Foods / Tamarillo Inc. Awards Shows – Announcer/Narrator Announcer, NARAS in-house presentation, Lifetime Achievement Awards: (General) 2006, 2005; Brian Wilson; James Taylor Announcer, NARAS Awards: Memphis, San Francisco, Chicago, New York, Philadelphia, Seattle, Los Angeles Announcer, NARAS/Latin Grammys, “Person of the Year” Award: Carlos Santana Narrator, NARAS presentation; GRAMMY Archive, “A Day in the Life” Interactive/Industrial/Educational: Armed Forces Radio & TV Services: “ Pool Game”* CNN – Internal: “Anycast”* Motorola/iRadio Texas Instruments/DLP technology Mediaologie and Seepoint companies Training Aug - Oct ’06 Bob Bergen’s Animation Workshop Mar ’06 Pat Fraley’s The Disney Way ADR/Looping Course Jan ’06 Pat Fraley’s Accent on Dialects feat. Larry Moss Mar-Dec ’05 Nancy Wolfson’s Braintracks Audio Jun-July/Nov-Dec ’05 Ginny McSwain’s Animation Voice Workshop Feb ’05 Pat Fraley’s Emergency Room Improv for Auditions Apr ’04 Bob Bergen / Bill Holmes Animation Seminar Mar ’04 Bridget Burdine Animation Looping course Oct–Nov ’03 Bill Holmes’ Audition Workout Jul–Aug ’03 UnCabaret’s UnCab Lab: Stand-up/improv training Jun ’02 Pat Fraley’s Books on Audio Apr ’02–Aug ’03 Robb Holt’s VO Workout: Commercial training Jun – Aug ’02 Kalmenson and Kalmenson Voice Casting Intermediate for Actors, #676 Jun – Jul ’97 Dolores Diehl’s Voice Over Connection 1990 – ’94 Syracuse University; Syracuse, NY College of Visual and Performing Arts. B.F.A. degree in Film/Fine Art. Concentration on writing. Aug ’89 Larry Moss’ VO workout and dialect gym Marshall 990 Condenser mic. MobilPre USB preamp. PowerBook G4. PEAK recording software. Can email MP3s, AIF or .Wav files. Fast turnaround (1 hour to 1 day, depending on length.) SKILLS Range, range, range. Can provide calm announcer paradigm, celebrity voicematch, and have a whole host of self-created characters. Voice talent archetypes also include: Young mom, older woman, pre-teen boy, Gen-X girl, vampy fatale. Voice to picture. ADR/Walla. Also sing (in character or not). 10 years classical piano training. Also a nonfiction writer, and occasionally step in front of the camera. Read foreign languages. Speak basic conversational Spanish.