Voice Over
Ever since I heard Peter Cullen voicing Optimus Prime on the 2007 Transformers movie, I dreamt of being a voice actor. I started by mimicking Peter’s performance, listening to comedians doing impressions, and even inventing some of my own characters that I still voice to this day in many of my tabletop RPGs. It wasn’t until much later that I began to legitimately pursue Voice over as a possible career option. I took Classes at Acting Studio Chicago, practiced character improv, and delved into the many worlds of D&D that I began to hone this craft.
Today I work as a voice over artist as a side job, and keep my ears open for any opportunities that might pop up.
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The Chair
One of my first ever voice over opportunities was through Spirit Juice Studios. I was given the role as the Narrator for a Docuseries called “The Chair”. Desales Studios got my audition and a little while later the Journey began. 80+ episodes and hundreds of recording sessions later, I had taken a huge step in my career.
You can find the whole series here:
Spirit Juice Studios 2020 Year in Review Narrated by yours truly!
Additional work
I have people contacting me from my previous positions asking if I could do voice work for them, and I usually get them what they need within 24 hours.
At one point I even ran a podcast, which included planning, recording and editing each episode.