Thad Bennett

The accents that I have available are: tough street accent, military accent. I can also voice the femine male accent. I think one of my funniest would be a southern hilbily goofy voice. I've tried a sort of french metro male voice as well.

I've worked in the very sensitive field of the medical industry. The job itself required me to find a way to calm our clients down and to report very sensitive information in a very careful way. I believe whatever voice it is that you want o convey to the person or listeners, you must embody that voice in your soul, or to put it s simply "smile and your voice will smile" I've trained as a Chemical Tech coming going into my 1rst year of college, and then decided to go into law inforcment. Needless to say I didn't make it in, however during the interim I've recieved personal training in the Martial Arts for at least 13 years and have developed voice inflection training. I've then trained as a client service representative for a leading national medical laboratory. I've been very successful in this field I've decided to stay in the medical field. By the way working in this field which reqired a great deal of phone work (95%). By the way working as a Client Service Representative I've recieved compliments during the 5 years of my employment by many of our clients that my voice was being wasted on Client Service and that I should be working in the Voice Over buisness. I've been also made the Lecture of an organization that I belong to which requires a new lecture on our society and enviorment every two weeks! I really believe that I was meant to use my voice for buisness and to make a living. It is a God given gift! I have a laptop, I just purchased a microphone for my laptop and I will be using mp3 digital recordings. I'm often asked to speak politics as well as information to my friends and families.