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Hispanic Female Voiceovers in English and Spanish – Meet Rosi Amador

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Blue Wave Voiceover Rosi Amador photoRosi Amador – Hispanic Female Voiceovers in English and Spanish

Link to full profile: bluewavevoiceover.com/voices/rosi-amador/

Email: rosi@amadorbilingualvoiceovers.com

When you’re looking for a female voiceover talent who can deliver your political spot flawlessly in both English and Spanish, look no further than Hispanic bilingual voiceover talent, Rosi Amador. Rosi actually comes from a family of bilingual voiceover artists. We’re proud to have her husband Brian and son Zia on our Blue Wave Voiceover roster as well. Rosi is also able to deliver copy in English with an authentic Hispanic accent. We know that the Latinx community represents a large part of the electorate and is a huge target for Democratic candidates and ballot initiatives, so using a confident female voice like Rosi can authentically help get your message into the right ears!

 

Tell us a little about your broadcast-quality home studio. Where is it? What kind of equipment do you have? What do you like about it?

We’re lucky to live in a lovely, solidly built 1850’s home in a quiet neighborhood in Cambridge MA where we set up a professional home studio to record our music in the 1990’s. In 2009 we vamped it up for voiceovers. We’re 100% Remote-Ready with SourceConnect Pro, ipDTL, phone patch or Zoom/Skype available for our clients to listen in or direct in real time.  We use various topnotch microphones including a Warm Audio WA-87, CAD E100S, Audio Technica AT4040, AKG Perception 220, Shure SM-7B and AKG Perception 120, an Apogee Duet 2 preamp/interface. Our preferred DAW is Twisted Wave but we also use Digital Performer 9, Logic Pro and Reaper recording software.

What’s one thing that most people don’t know about you?

Many of our voiceover clients may not know that we’re also professional Latin musicians. In fact we toured for 27 years prior to choosing to move into our full-time voiceover career in 2009. I am our Latin band Sol y Canto‘s lead singer and bongo player/percussionist and my husband Brian is our composer/arranger and a fabulous Spanish guitarist if I do say so myself. I am passionate about doing improvisational singing these days and am furiously studying it online during this pandemic so that I can come out scatting like Ella Fitzgerald (I wish).

How did you get into voiceover work?

A music colleague and fan asked us to record children’s stories and eLearning modules for Scholastic in the early 90’s and we thoroughly enjoyed it. A few years later the hospital where I gave birth to our twins caught wind that I was a Latin singer with a following and asked me to record a testimonial in both English and Spanish as a TV and radio spot. I went into my first pro voiceover studio downtown in Boston and recorded with several producers listening in and directing. It went great and I was hooked. Right then and there I decided I would pursue bilingual voiceovers as a way of using my voice creatively moving forward that didn’t require that I tour constantly away from my infant twins once they started school. I recorded part-time as I built up my client base and went full-time in 2009. I love it!

Do you remember the first voiceover job you ever did?

The first spot was for the Hospital I gave birth in – St. Elizabeth’s Hospital in Boston. It was a bilingual spot about what good care they took of me and my premature twins. All true and very personal. I did it pro-bono to help the hospital and their wonderful NICU nurses and doctors.

What has been your favorite voiceover project – political or otherwise – to date?

I had the privilege of being selected to record the overdubbed English voice for the fearless indigenous leader Nemonte Nenquimo in “Global Goal: Unite for our Future,” an internationally broadcast documentary and concert. It calls on citizens to tackle global injustices by using our collective voice to drive change for everyone, everywhere. This online event was produced by Global Citizen, a social action platform for a global generation that aims to solve the world’s biggest challenges and promotes social change. Here it is:

 

Why do you think voiceover is an important part of political advertising this season?

Now more than ever diverse voices must be uplifted, and all the Democratic and progressive candidates know that they must include the voices of Latinxs, African-Americans and our Native populations in their campaigns in order to be voted in. These populations are amongst the ones that have been most hard hit by the double crisis of the pandemic and systemic racism.

What issues would you like to see at the center of the Democratic platform for this year’s election?

Ending the separation of immigrant children from their families; radical immigration reform, including protection for Dreamers,
policies to combat systemic racism including community-based police department reform, access to quality early childhood education, and quality healthcare coverage for all.

What is your biggest voiceover pet peeve?

When clients send me scripts in Spanish that were translated by Google Translate or by someone who is not a professional translator and they are literally translated in a way that no Latinx person would ever speak. It happens more often that I care to say, and puts me in the uncomfortable position of having to point this out to the client and help them fix these problems. I will not voice anything that is not written in proper Spanish, so I’m happy to help with this, but it’s not how I prefer to use my time. I do my best to educate each client so that when they return they’ll have a pro to send the script to in advance. It’s a win/win.

Sol Y CantoIf you could tell political voiceover clients one thing that would help you do your job better, or help them get what they want faster – what would that one thing be?

I frequently record bilingual versions of spots and very often the Spanish is too long for the :30 or :60 time frame. There are 25-30% more words in Spanish than in English, so if the creative team hires a pro translator who understands and practices the script to see if it’ll fit into the amount of time that’s available, by the time the script gets to me it’s good to go. It is usually well written and I don’t have to rush (making it sound like a used car sales ad!) This makes my job way easier and more fun! I love doing political spots for causes and folks I believe in when I get the opportunity.

What advice do you have for talents who want to do political voiceover?

Study with knowledgeable voice acting coaches or an acting coach, listen to political ads and learn about the different styles so you’re fluent in them and will know what approach to take when you get a script.

What hobbies do you have outside of your voiceover work?

I’m a longtime yoga practitioner and I meditate daily. My husband and I also do a vocal improvisation every morning after we meditate together. It’s a great way to start off the day before I exercise. And I LOVE to travel, when it’s allowed! Can’t wait.

Any final thoughts?

It’s an honor for me to be able to represent the Latinx community in my political voiceover work. I am frequently hired to be the voice of an immigrant, a business owner, or to voice the spot of a Latinx political candidate who is trying to make things better for my community. There is no higher honor than this one, whether it’s in English, Spanish or Hispanic-accented English.

If you’d like to book Rosi Amador on your next political voiceover project, please visit her profile here and get in touch!

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Hispanic Male Voiceovers in English and Spanish – Meet Brian Amador

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We’ve started a new series to introduce you to our talents by going even more in-depth than their profile listings. So, welcome to Meet The Blue Wave Voiceover Talent!

Brian Amador – Hispanic Male Voiceovers in English and Spanish

When you’re looking for a voiceover artist who can deliver your political spot flawlessly in both English and Spanish, look no further than Hispanic bilingual voiceover talent, Brian Amador. Brian actually comes from a family of bilingual voiceover artists. We’re proud to have his wife Rosi and son Zia on our Blue Wave Voiceover roster as well. Brian is also able to deliver copy in English with an authentic Hispanic accent. We know that the Latinx community represents a large part of the electorate and is a huge target for Democratic candidates and ballot initiatives, so using a voice like Brian can help get your message into the right ears!

Blue Wave Voiceover Brian Amador PhotoTell us a little about your broadcast-quality home studio. Where is it? What kind of equipment do you have? What do you like about it?

Our studio is in the partially-underground basement of our 1850’s era house. It has beautiful wide pine paneling and a massive beam running across the ceiling, which gave it good acoustic properties even before we set it up as a studio. Now it has a sound-dampening window, curtain and door as well as acoustic ceiling treatment, and sounds wonderfully warm and quiet. Our go-to mics are the AudioTechnica 4040 and the Sennheiser MK416.

What’s one thing that most people don’t know about you?

I’m an avid cook.

How did you get into voiceover work?

Almost by accident. Many years ago a colleague hired my wife and me to record English/Spanish bilingual children’s stories, and little by little we started doing more and more voiceover. When our kids were in high school, we decided to shift from our careers as traveling musicians towards voiceover in order to be home for them more often.

Do you remember the first political voiceover spot that you did?

Martin Heimlich, Democratic senator from New Mexico (my home state). Spanish ad. He won, because of me, naturally.

What issues would you like to see at the center of the Democratic platform for this year’s election?

Climate change, police reform, immigrant rights, voting rights protections, restoring the hope of democracy…

What is your biggest voiceover pet peeve?

Not a fan of upspeak or vocal fry.

If you could tell political voiceover clients one thing that would help you do your job better, or help them get what they want faster – what would that one thing be?

If you’re not going to do a directed session, be as specific as you can about what you want. If you hire us for Spanish voiceover, PLEASE make sure you have it professionally translated.

What hobbies do you have outside of your voiceover work?

I can’t say music is a hobby because I still do it professionally, but it is my main pursuit outside of VO.

If you’d like to book Brian Amador on your next political voiceover project, please visit his profile here and get in touch!

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Mature African American Female Voiceover – Meet Krysta Wallrauch

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We’ve started a new series to introduce you to our talents by going even more in-depth than their profile listings. So, welcome to Meet The Blue Wave Voiceover Talent!

Krysta Wallrauch – Mature African American Female Voiceover

Blue Wave Voiceover Krysta Wallrauch HeadshotTell us a little about your broadcast-quality home studio. Where is it? What kind of equipment do you have? What do you like about it?

My studio is located on the lower level of my home. It’s equipped with professional grade sound proofing and carpeting, along with a stand-alone monitor in my booth.  My studio is equipped with a Sennheiser MKH416, audio interfaced with Centrance MicPort Pro, Source Connect Standard, and Adobe Audition. I also have the capability to do live, directed sessions via phone patch (Google Phone/Hangouts), Skype, or Zoom.  I like that I’m able to communicate with my clients in real time, that I can produce professional quality audio, and that I’m able to do so quickly and professionally!

What’s one thing that most people don’t know about you?

I won an award as part of the Music Ensemble in Little Shop of Horrors, which was asked to represent the U.S. in New Delhi, India.

How did you get into voiceover work?

Voiceover chose me. I wasn’t looking for it, to be honest. Didn’t even know it was a “thing” when I found myself booking work. It was my husband’s dream, and he encouraged me to go along with him for support. As I began auditioning, I kept booking work. At that point, my husband found me a VO coach and the rest is history!

Do you remember what your first voiceover spot was?

Oh, yeah!!! It was for a Fortune 500 company. They were located in California, and my voice was part of a piece being used with a video during their yearly conference. I only had to record 5 words!

Do you remember the first political voiceover spot that you did?

Actually, I do! However, I didn’t even have a demo for political at the time, which was pretty cool.

What has been your favorite voiceover project to date – political or otherwise?

I was privileged to play the part of Harriet Tubman in a podcast that won several awards for their historical excellence. Being able to portray Harriet will stay with me for a very long time. I still remember getting goose bumps when I listened to the podcast with my parts incorporated. It was interesting and inspiring.

Why do you think voiceover will be an important part of political advertising in the 2020 election?

I suppose because aside from COVID, it’s the hot topic on most everyones lips. There is a lot riding on the upcoming election for the vast majority, and voiceover is THE best way to get the message out there!

What issues would you like to see at the center of the Democratic platform for this year’s election?

There’s such a big mess right now, I wouldn’t even know where to begin!

What is your biggest voiceover pet peeve?

My biggest voiceover pet peeve is when the client doesn’t have the full specs I need in order to quote a fair price for recording. That, and allergies. I hate allergies.

If you could tell political voiceover clients one thing that would help you do your job better, or help them get what they want faster – what would that one thing be?

Know exactly what it is you need from me when communicating. This is beneficial to me in recording what’s needed quickly, and with excellence. I want the client happy and I want them to come back for more!

What advice do you have to aspiring voiceover talents that want to work in the political arena?

My advice would be to get a kick-butt VO coach to train you so when it comes time to record and produce your demo, you stand OUT in the crowds!

What hobbies do you have outside of your voiceover work?

Since I have children whom I home educate, I don’t yet have time for hobbies, but I enjoy cooking, getting mani/pedis, sketching and painting with my daughter, and in the near future, I plan to learn to play the guitar!

If you’d like to book Krysta Wallrauch on your next political voiceover project, please visit her profile here and get in touch!

Filed Under: Advertising, Representation, Meet The Talent

African American Female Voiceover – Meet Cenophia Mitchell

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We’ve started a new series to introduce you to our talents by going even more in-depth than their profile listings. So, welcome to Meet The Blue Wave Voiceover Talent!

Cenophia Mitchell – African American Female Voiceover

Cenophia MitchellTell us a little about your broadcast-quality home studio. Where is it? What kind of equipment do you have? What do you like about it?

Mic: Audio-Technica AT-2035. Apogee MiC. Audio Interface: Steinberg UR12. Software:  Audacity. Garageband. Logic.

What’s one thing that most people don’t know about you?

People who know me well know, but many people are surprised that I hate two popular “C” foods chicken and coconut. No, I am not a vegetarian. Yes, I have a very inconvenient coconut intolerance.

How did you get into voiceover work?

Voice over was my first job ever. I got the chance to voice a gossiping muppet for the TV Show “CityKids” with Jim Henson Productions. It was many years later, while working as a apple tech, that a friend mentioned a voiceover class she was taking and loved. I decided to take the class too, and was inspired to get back into it!

Do you remember the first political voiceover spot that you did?

My first political voiceover was a non-partisan spot about making sure people actually go out and vote.

What has been your favorite voiceover project to date – political or otherwise?

My first voiceover project will always be my favorite. Since then, the idea of never quite knowing what genre of voiceover the next project I do will be is my favorite thing about voiceover. It’s hard to pick one favorite when they are all so different.

Why do you think voiceover will be an important part of political advertising in the 2020 election?

As we strive for ways to stay connected in 2020, and information becomes more overwhelming, having a trusted and informed voice will be very important in highlighting issues and candidates that need our attention. Whether formal or personal, a human voice will be an extremely important way of communicating, especially while being face to face is more limited than ever before.

What issues would you like to see at the center of the Democratic platform for this year’s election?

Any Issues that involve empathy for what humans are going through, not just businesses.

What is your biggest voiceover pet peeve?

Blatantly false information. I don’t want to be a voice that causes misinformation to seem true.Blue Wave Voiceover Nophia Mitchell photo

If you could tell political voiceover clients one thing that would help you do your job better, or help them get what they want faster – what would that one thing be?

Please share your thoughts on what you want the project to look and sound like. Or let me know what you think my voice can add to your message. The more we are on the same page the better.

What advice do you have to aspiring voiceover talents that want to work in the political arena?

Worry less about sounding like the voices you already hear and more about what your unique voice can bring to the table.

What hobbies do you have outside of your voiceover work?

I try to always stay creative in general but I love marathons of Karaoke, taking way too many pictures, and shenanigans with friends.

If you’d like to book Cenophia Mitchell on your next political voiceover project, please visit her profile here and get in touch!

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A Voice Like Sam Elliott – The Voice of Americana – Meet Rick Lance

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Blue Wave Voiceover Rick Lance photoRick Lance – A Voice Like Sam Elliott – The Voice of Americana

Visit Rick’s full Profile: www.bluewavevoiceover.com/voices/rick-lance

Email: rick@ricklancestudio.com

Phone: 615-302-2812

Personal Voiceover Website: Rick Lance Studio – www.ricklancestudio.com

Types of Voiceover Projects: Rick regularly works in Commercial, Narration, Promo, Politicals, Explainer Videos, Corporate Projects and more!

Rick Lance is known as “The Voice of Americana.” He’s got that country, rural sound that is grounded, earthy, warm and sounds like music to your ears. If your clients have asked to you to hire Sam Elliott, and you know that he’s out of your price range, check out Rick Lance – he’s as authentic as it gets – recording from a ranch in Tennessee. We know that rural and southern states like Kentucky, Tennessee, West Virginia and more are in play this year as battleground states. Rick is a voice that you can trust to get your message across to these residents naturally and authentically.

Rick LanceTell us a little about your broadcast-quality home studio. Where is it? What kind of equipment do you have? What do you like about it?

Studio is located on my 6 acre horse ranch near Nashville, TN. It’s a free standing , all brick, 1000 sq ft building in my back yard about 60 ft from my house. It’s houses my recording room, office/editing desk, lounge, storage space, etc. It’s also a guest house and man cave! Studio equipped with variety of mics… most used is Neumann TLM 103, with Focusrite Preamps, Mackie board, various hardware and software on Apple Mac Probook and desktop computers. All within a highly, sound treated/insulated area. Can hook up with clients via Source Connect, ipDTL, Telos digital phone patch, Skype, Zoom or Two-Tin-Cans-and-a String. Best thing… I can watch my horses grazing in my back pastures through a large picture window on one end of the building!

What’s one thing that most people don’t know about you?

I ran a Commercial Photo Studio specializing in advertising work in Nashville for almost 20 years. Using my 1500 sq ft space for shooting, actors workshops and filming, songwriting/music pursuits and small recording room. Came to Nashville originally for the music biz.

How did you get into voiceover work?

Right place, right time in a demo session (singing) in 1993 and was asked to voice a :30 TV spot for a beef restaurant. Before I really even knew what a voice over was.

Do you remember what your first voiceover spot was?

Beef restaurant chain in the South… Tony Roma’s.

Do you remember the first political voiceover spot that you did?

Probably for down ballot candidates in Ohio recorded in another studio around 2007.

What has been your favorite voiceover project to date – political or otherwise?

The one that paid the most… just being honest!

Why do you think voiceover will be an important part of political advertising in the 2020 election?

Absolutely! This country is in the most bizarre, undemocratic, unAmerican, absurdly misdirected state I have ever seen since I began voting at 18 years of age. I am a US Navy vet. I did not serve my country to be dictated to by the likes of Donald Trump and his enablers. We need our Democracy back. We are dangerously close to an authoritarian government. With too much power vested in the hands of one man who believes he has absolute power of the people on the USA. Now, thank to the COVID outbreak, people are more glued to TV, radio and social media than before. Let’s take advantage of a built in audience!

Rick Lance AmericanaWhat issues would you like to see at the center of the Democratic platform for this year’s election?

Ensuring Trump is NOT re-elected. COVID19 and healthcare, world wide standing and relations, our economy (jobs), getting America back on track with real leadership from Washington.

What is your biggest voiceover pet peeve?

Reading scripts that are not written by professionals.

If you could tell political voiceover clients one thing that would help you do your job better, or help them get what they want faster – what would that one thing be?

Make sure your script is written well with proper grammar, cues, upper and lower case, realistically timed.

What advice do you have to aspiring voiceover talents that want to work in the political arena?Blue Wave Voiceover Rick Lance photo

Learn from what you see and hear on radio, TV, web. Take direction well in live sessions. Be prepared for this work to come rapidly, ever changing with revisions, while working with people under pressure to get their word out at a highly competitive time.

What hobbies do you have outside of your voiceover work?

Horsemanship, working out routinely, working outside, target shooting.

If you’d like to book Rick Lance on your next political voiceover project, please visit his profile here and get in touch!

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Asian American Voiceover – Meet Mark Lee

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We’ve started a new series to introduce you to our talents by going even more in-depth than their profile listings. So, welcome to Meet The Blue Wave Voiceover Talent!

Mark Lee – Asian American Voiceover

Mark LeeTell us a little about your broadcast-quality home studio. Where is it? What kind of equipment do you have? What do you like about it?

My home-studio is in my basement! I have several sound panels along with other blankets to give myself a quiet space. My equipment includes a Rode NT-1 microphone with a Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 audio interface. I enjoy it since I was able to get a good space together without breaking the bank. However, because I live at home with my parents, I have to tell them that they can’t move around upstairs when I record, which can be a bit hectic since we’re all in quarantine right now!

What’s one thing that most people don’t know about you?

I play volleyball regularly! Although I’m usually the shortest person on the team, that doesn’t mean I can’t spike the ball!

How did you get into voiceover work?

My friend suggested a theater class to me in college. I had never taken any kind of acting/theater class until that point, but I immediately fell in love with it. After that, I started exploring more of the acting community in college and eventually just kind of stumbled into voiceover through a student film. I’ve loved it since!

Do you remember what your first voiceover spot was?

I had done several small unpaid voiceover projects in college, which were great for experience. I believe my first real voiceover job was for a training video for a local college. It was a bit nerve-wracking since it was also a phone patch session! It surprisingly went very smoothly luckily. It took maybe about 20 minutes to record everything, and the client was very happy with the product at the end!

Why do you think voiceover will be an important part of political advertising in the 2020 election?

Particularly in this day and age, there are so many advertisements that we see everywhere without even realizing it, whether on tv, our phones, or websites. The sheer volume of these political ads means that it is incredibly important for ads to stand out and above the rest of the pool of ads. And I believe that voiceover is essentially to make those particular ads stand out from the plethora of other ads.

What issues would you like to see at the center of the Democratic platform for this year’s election?Mark Lee

Healthcare reform, tax reform, addressing racial/income disparities.

What is your biggest voiceover pet peeve?

The “wishy-washy” specs! The whole “we’re looking for someone not too young or not too old, not too deep but not too high.” If you don’t know what you’re looking for, that’s fine! But pretending that you know what you want and then listing off a long list of specs that don’t help anyone is a bit amusing yet aggravating at the same time.

What hobbies do you have outside of your voiceover work?

As mentioned above, I enjoy playing volleyball! I’ve played it since I was in high school and really enjoy the sport. I also like working out, playing video games, and dancing whenever I get the chance!

If you’d like to book Mark Lee on your next political voiceover project, please visit his profile here and get in touch!

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