I'm an Army veteran, lecturer and university professor who teaches storytelling and communication. I'm also a professionally trained narrator and actor. I'll repeat here what I tell my students - storytelling requires authenticity! You don't need to live the story you're telling, but you have to become an anthropologist of the perspectives and experiences you're voicing.
The acclaimed narrator George Guidall said it best, "The artist when he paints a picture has a pallet, has a brush, a canvas. Similar to a narrator. A narrator’s brush is his voice…" This is the perspective I bring to my work. When behind the mic, I speak to just one listener as if I'm speaking to a friend. Storytelling and communication is my lifelong practice. Let's talk about what I can bring to your project.
Hobbies: Sailing, Rock Climbing, Shooting (pistol/rifle), Audio
Accents: GenAm, American Western, American Southeastern
A voice is only as good as the equipment that carries it. I work from a dedicated professional home studio designed for neutral sound balance with no audibly detectable bass-trap, room tone, or ambient noise (noise floor -65 to -70db).
Equipment: Rode NT1 5th Gen Condenser Mic w/ ProCo Quad XLR Cables - Volt 276 Audio Interface - Behringer Xenyx X1003B Analog Mixer - JBL 7Series 5" Monitors - DT770 Pro Headphones - Power-1 Power Conditioner
Hardware/Processing: MacBook Pro w/ M1 Silicon Processor - Ableton Live 12 DAW
Connectivity Options: FaceTime - Zoom - Skype - Brave - VOIP
