Timothy Holland

Slight southern accent, slight lisp, very sarcastic, good kids voice which sounds like Nelson's 'Hah huwah' laugh on 'The Simpsons', can be cold and biting without being loud, can be grumpy, can do a variety of laughs, can change character and emotions on the fly, can play the salesman or the buyer, can be the voice of the leader or the follower, can ask a question or answer it, I love to play the role of the no nonsense person, but can be inquisitive too, I love to give solutions to problems, I am VERY good with children and animals and know how to relate to them in acting roles, I'm not funny but have no problem being the butt of the joke, I am good at asking thought provoking questions, I like to challenge and be challenged, I am an old school story teller which I get from my father,

I am a graduate of the Columbia School of Broadcasting at WHUR radio. I did public address announcing for four years. I have been told since the age of 13 that my voice is my biggest asset. It is inherited from my father who sings bass and sounds like Paul Robeson. But my voice is not as deep and more versatile than his. I can not carry on a conversation in the library, because my whisper carries. In college I used to record my lectures. One day some friends and I were listening to them and one said 'You gotta admit, he does have a hell of a voice.' And they all agreed. And this was from a group of young, southern gentleman in Jacksonville, Florida (who were and are my friends) toward an African-American from up north. If you know anything about the South they don't just throw compliments around to outsiders. From then on I went around saying 'They call me Mr. Tibbs,' and we all got a kick out of it. Two years of college as a broadcast/journalism major at Jacksonville, Fl University and a graduate of Columbia School of Broadcasting under David Williams at Howard University Radio. I have a microphone and a computer. Nothing more. The main thing that you need to know about me is that it is about helping people. I firmly believe in loving my brother as I would myself. There is no one in the world that I do not like. My only goal is to leave things better in everything that I am involved in than they were when before I got there. If I cannot lift others than I am failing at what I was put on earth to do. When I played sports it was always on teams never as an individual. I believe that everyone should play a team sport, because it forces you to sacrifice your goals and ambitions for the good of others. It forces you to work with people that you may otherwise never deal with. And it breaks down barriers. My biggest asset really is working and dealing with people. I can work with anyone.