Tasha Chester | Voice over actor | Voice123

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About Tasha

(he/she/they)

Member sinceMar 16, 2023

LocationSaskatchewan, Canada (GMT -6)

Born and raised in the prairies of Canada, I've always had the wish to do something other than what was expected of me. I have always loved entertaining others and acting was a huge passion of mine. My father owned a video game rental store and thus I got into playing at a young age. I would always be excited to try something new and when video games started to have voiced lines I was floored. It made the world I was immersed in come to life in ways I couldn't have imagined before. I want to do that for someone else. I want them to feel that magic and connect with the narrative of the story through the vocals of another.

Skills and services offered

- Language
  English - USA and Canada
- Voice gender & age
  Female young adult
  Female teenager
  Female adult
  Male teenager
- Recording and delivery options
  Digital delivery
  Remote live direction
- Experience, training, and equipment
  Training: Tony Oliver: Intro to Voice Acting - Basic line reading, breathwork, confidence building. Intermediate Voice Acting Techniques - Emotional articulation, reacting to lines, directed line reading. John Wang: Voice Acting 101 - Basics of voice usage (breathwork, warmups, articulation, pronunciation). Voice Acting 201 - Basic emotional use in VO work, how to break down the emotions and how to express them so that others can hear them. Brendan Hunter: Voice Acting 301 - More detailed emotional work along with learning to listen. Includes directed line reading. Acting I - University of Saskatchewan - Basics in theatre and stage directions, monologue reading and breakdown. Included the philosophy of "play" and learning to get out of one's mind. Acting II - University of Saskatchewan - Further use of theatre and stage directions, scene discussion and scene breakdown. Emphasis on "play" and line memorization. Included the memorization and acting out a scene of a play. Coaching from Dorah Fine Equipment: RØDE NT1-A Cardioid Condenser Microphone Focusrite Scarlett Solo (3rd Gen) USB Audio Interface 12th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-12700F 2.10 GHz Audacity Audio Editor