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- LocationLos Angeles, CA, USA (GMT -7)
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Ryan Simpson
Ryan Simpson
Wry, Warm, and Welcoming. (I can do more than just W- words too, if those aren't not your thing.)
- Last online2 months ago
Ryan Simpson
Wry, Warm, and Welcoming. (I can do more than just W- words too, if those aren't not your thing.)
- Last online2 months ago
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About Ryan
A "guy next door" type. A not-too "announcery" announcer. Sincere, but can turn up the sass.
Skills and services offered
- LanguageEnglish - USA and Canada
- Voice gender & ageMale young adultMale adult
- Additional services offeredNone
- Recording and delivery optionsDigital deliveryOn-site recordingRemote live direction
- LocationLos Angeles, CA, USA
- Additional vocal abilitiesEmpowering. Southern. Californian. Nerdy. English. Perfect pitch. These can be blended together to a certain degree, but let's not get too crazy.
- Experience, training, and equipmentI've been recording VO for the past 5 years for television / web commercials, short films, and associated projects –– nationally and internationally. Commercially, I've voiced for clients like American Airlines, Carvana, Odell Brewing Company, and Native Instruments, amongst others. And as a working film / video editor for 10+ years, it provides some unique insights beneficial to voiceover. For one, I'm acutely aware of timing and know what the difference between a :15 and a :30 actually mean. But perhaps more importantly, I'm able to understand and interpret creative direction effectively, envisioning how the VO will live in the edit –– video or purely audio. I own and use a Sennheiser 416, UA Preamps, and have ProTools, Logic, and a custom sound studio to help things along.