Sprecher Ken Haas

Stimmgeschlecht

Männlich

Stimmalter

junger Erwachsener, beste Jahre

Stimmlage

Bass

Muttersprache(n)

Englisch (Nordamerika)

Sprachkenntnisse

Englisch (neutral, Mid Atlantic), Englisch (Nordamerika)

Einsatzmöglichkeiten

Werbung, Dokumentation, E-Learning, Spiele, Präsentationen, Internet/Podcast, Telefonsystem

Studio

Mikrofon(e): Sure KSM 32 large diaphragm condenser Computer: Mac Software: Bias Peak Pro 6, Cubase Equipment: Focusrite Platinum VoiceMaster Pro channel strip

Lieferformate

MP3, WAVE, AIFF, CD, FTP

Beschreibung

Smooth and authoritative, yet warm, soothing to energetic, compassionate. I never was in radio. My clients that use me for narration (pharma/medical, documentary, eLearning, training, etc.) say I can keep the listener's attention, thereby increasing retention of the material. I'm a friendly voice that still carries a certain amount of respect and authority. For commercials, my clients tell me that I have a very trustworthy and honest quality to my voice. I can be a regular guy character or the announcer one can believe in. In my broadcast quality home studio I've done voice over recordings for clients locally (in the Philadelphia PA region), across the country and internationally.

Ausbildung

Basics of Acting, Acting for Commercials, Spokes/Narrator Workshop from Mike Lemon Casting in Philadelphia

Erfahrung/Referenzen

I am the voice for the new National Geographic TV series "My Dog Ate What?!, which will appear on the new channel called Nat Geo Wild in April 2010. I've also been voicing presentations and eLearning projects for Merck, Wyeth Labs, GSK, Bristol Meyers Squibb, Pfizer, Volvo Trucks N.A., Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, Forensic Files.com, K'NEX, Comcast Business Class, ENDO Pharma., Reading Symphony Orchestra, Armstrong Floors, SAP, Tourist Network, Matrix Learning Designs, Red Nucleus, Tandem Learning, FMP Philadelphia, Cubist Media, AXIOM Healthcare Communications and many others.

Besonderheiten

I am the M.C. and male vocalist with a '40s style, 17 piece big band called Swing Fever (www.swingfeverband.com). I also am one of the "radio actors" for a performance group called S.O.A.P. - the Spirit Of the Airwaves Players (www.soapradioactors.org) We perform original shows, commercials and jingles from the Golden Age of Radio live, on stage for retirement communities, historic theaters, historical societies, corporate groups and other organizations.