WMK01
WMK01
@wmk01Don't mind me. Just out here seizing my destiny, piece by mostly unpaid piece.
Started down this VO path back in early 2020 and have changed myself in so doing, digging myself out from under decades of trauma and just as many years of solid, non-stop dissociation. Through VO, I have found myself and I've been using the craft as a steam shovel to continue unearthing this greatest of mysteries. The shadows on the cave wall no longer hold any power over me and because I'm growing more into my genuine me every day, my access to my own creativity and talent grows apace.
Seriously, people. You aren't your passing thoughts or your list of likes/dislikes. What you are is a buried temple of complexities that is far deeper and more nuanced than you can imagine, and unless you dig that temple up and explore it with honest intentions to better yourself and face your fears, you'll only ever see the apex and you'll never discover the well of your talent.
Before, I was existing and just slogging through life, head down and fists bared. Now, I'm VOICE ACTING! I'm writing my own scripts and a book and making my own demos and getting roles and discovering I can sing and make music! It's pretty damn great actually, and I would suggest the trip, though difficult, to anyone.
Now, I'm fully dedicated to this work and I WILL become what I'm meant to become and I WILL take in my hand what is for me, and that is greatness in this craft, come Hell or high water. If years of crushing darkness and an endless horizon of nothing can't stop me, what hope has simple adversity?
I'm awake now.
It's a sound test. WHAT MORE DO YOU WANT FROM ME?!
Character demo made using scripts written by me, voiced completely by me and mixed/engineered by me as well, with sounds/music from https://pixabay.com/. LOOK UPON MY HAND-MADE DIY CHARACTER DEMO REEL AND TREMBLE!
Me reading many of the, sadly, numerable chapters in one of my audiobooks for Actors Everywhere, the voice actor co-op out of NYC with which I work. This is silly stuff and strictly me screwing around, but people told me it'd make a good demo, soooo..... Yeah. Here it be! Oh! If you're wondering how an audiobook could have that many chapters, just trust me when I say that only the lowest tier audiobooks have this many chapters and it's because each chapter takes literally a minute or two to read. I have NO IDEA why the authors do this. Anyway, lets just say there's a reason I named the file SAVEME. That said, it's good practice.
General audiobook narration demo. NARRATION OUT THE WAZOO.
The first spot is from Good Omens and is third person fiction, the second is from Last Bus to Wisdom and is first person fiction, the last spot is from Furious Hours and is third person history.
This is a spoof I did of "The Cheese Shop Sketch" of Monty Python fame for my D&D group. It features my character, Rolf Tarkleby, a forest gnome bard who's obsessed with oozes and other slimy creatures. The reason he's out adventuring is to gain first-hand field experience with oozes in order to write his senior thesis (he's attending a bard academy of lore) and this is one of his attempts to gain some information. It didn't end well, as you would know if you've heard the original Monty Python bit. Voiced completely by me and mixed/engineered by me with the script for Monty Python's "The Cheese Shop Sketch" and sounds/music from https://pixabay.com/ Enjoy!
Lets talk about it.
If it needs a voice, I'll work on it, as long as it's not highly illegal in some way. I don't do black market voice over, sorry. I don't want to get on the wrong side of the VO Mafia. I'm also looking for myself, which I'm finding piece by piece. My goal with all of this is to make a living with voice acting eventually and to use my craft and whatever platform I may gain from it to find some way to aid humanity in its struggle for societal evolution, to move the needle towards the greater good for the species.
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@lego-my-jango
Jason has been an enlightening, fun, professional, and open actor. We have gotten very close in a short time working together so far. I appreciate all of what he has been part of in my project thus far, from his dedication to getting more insight into the character to being very open to feedback and critique. I am excited to continue working with him on more projects and I highly recommend him to any creator looking for an open, passionate, and overall amazing person.
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@lesperance
Has a great voice and range that fit for The Captain in my animated thesis film! Jason has a quick turnaround time and overall was nice to work with!