BryonyGrant

At this time, I admit I've never done anything professionally, but that's what I'm here hoping to change. However, that doesn't mean I'm inexperienced in the area of voice acting as a whole. Most notably, in my opinion, is my extended experience as a Dungeon Master, running several games of Dungeons and Dragons for friends and strangers alike. Anyone familiar with the game will know how important it is for the person running it to be able to pull off many and varied voices for the characters, and having run several long term campaigns spanning years, I feel like my skills are up to standard.

My other experience comes in the way of stage acting, which I studied throughout my schooling, including my A-levels, and then continued to pursue as a hobby ever since. Most recently, I performed in A Picture of Dorian Grey as the titular character himself. Because of this experience, I am familiar with the vocal skills needed for stage, such as slow and clear enunciation, projecting, and the importance of voice in portraying a character; many of these are of course just as important for voice acting.