Speaker Dan Dunlap

Tipo di voce

Uomo

Età voce

Adulti (30-50 anni), Senior

Estensione vocale

Basso

Lingua(e) madre

Inglese (Stati Uniti), Inglese (neutro, Mid Atlantic)

Conoscenze linguistiche

Inglese (neutro, Mid Atlantic), Inglese (Stati Uniti)

Possibilità di impiego

Pubblicità, Documentazione, E-learning, Animazione, Giochi, Presentazioni, Podcast/Internet, Messaggi p. app. telefonici, Audiobook

Studio di registrazione

Microfono(i): Rode NTG-2 Shotgun Mic Software: Pro Tools

Formati di consegna

MP3, WAVE, AIFF, FTP

Descrizione

My reads can be sultry and seductive. From evil to evangelical...the "guy next door" to Don LaFontaine-esque, (the movie trailer guy) to Morgan Freeman and James Earl Jones. A manly voice talent for your every need from TV to radio to the web to the boardroom...commercials and promos to ebooks and corporate presentations. Impeccable comedic timing for character voices and dialects in French, Italian, German and Indian. Hard-sell to soft, I'm a voice actor with a dynamic range and a smoky delivery. Intimate and freindly. Beau Weaver style, too. American voice talent.

Formazione

Under the tutelage of some of the finest voice talents anywhere, I am constantly continuing to hone my skills for that real and natural sound, yet big and deep.

Esperienza/referenze

I am the voice of literally thousands of radio and television commercials here in Pittsburgh and across the U-S as well as Canada and the UK. You name it...and I've sold it!
Contact me directly! dunlapproductions@gmail.com
Calm, warm, real and confident. Great James Earl Jones, Morgan Freeman, Sean Connery, Donald Sutherland, Waylon Jennings, Barry White, Sam Elliott, Wilford Brimley and similiar voice timbre. American voice talent with a great Antonio Banderas.

Particolarità

I am a professional musical voiceover talent as well. I was recently featured singing jingles for Chase Bank and Ford in a "School House Rock" style of voice. I also am able to produce voiceovers with a perfect "Sam Elliot" type of read..."Beef. It's what's for dinner." Along with a Don Pardo "Saturday Night Live" Ted Baxter, Phil Hartman kind of over-the-top announcer style voice over along with the outrageous unique voice style of Mel Blanc.

Homepage di Dan

www.DanDunlap.net