Matthew Iaquinta

My voice leans towards the lower baritone end of the spectrum, so my tone lends itself to more authoritative reads, like for commercials or announcements. However, I can also soften it for more intimate styles like narration or corporate reads. I feel that I have a fairly versatile voice so I'm open to any and all kinds of styles.

 Training

Currently I'm enrolled in Closing Credits VO101 and actively plan to run through the entire course until 401 and beyond. I've taken two years of improv classes at SAK Comedy Lab in Orlando, Florida, where I've gone through the curriculum several times due to enjoying the experience so much the first time.

 Experience

It may not sound like much but I was able to land my first few roles within two weeks of auditioning for the very first time, and in accents that aren't native to my voice. My first two character roles were Australian and British, which even though they aren't my native accent, I'm quite proud of myself that I gave a good enough performance to overshadow that.

 Specials

My non-VO skills are mainly in 3D art. I'm a model and texture artist with skills in various DCC's like Zbrush, Maya and Blender. I've also proficiency in editing with DaVinci Resolve and have basic audio production knowledge with Audacity and Cubase Elements 12.