Tommy Griffiths
Washington, DC and Jacksonville, Florida, US

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Highlights

I'm a 30+ year voice over veteran, and eternally grateful to the hundreds of major clients who depend on my voice to deliver their messages- Harvard University, Coca-Cola and Nissan. I've voiced commercials, promos, and sales presentations for New Era Caps, Dodge Ram Trucks, Discovery Networks, Chevy Camaro, History Channel, and voiced the father in the animated series "Caillou" for online games and educational products.

Languages

English (North American), English

Accent

North American, US General American (GenAm), US Mid-Atlantic, US Midwest (Chicago, Great Lakes), US New Orleans

Voice Ages

Middle Aged (35-54), Senior (55+), Young Adult (18-35)

Special Skills

Animation, Audiobooks, Business, Documentaries, Educational, Internet Video, Movie Trailers, Podcasting, Radio, Telephone, Television, Videogames

Experience

I started my career in 1981, when I was 18 years old, as an intern for Chuck Blore in Hollywood, California. Since then, I've hosted radio shows in Miami, San Diego, and Washington, DC.
I have voiced everything there is to voice- commercials, TV narration, audio books...

Credentials

Education

B.S. Broadcasting, University of Florida

Studio

Microphone

Neumann TLM 103, Rode NTG-3

Computer & Software

Creation Station 400, Tascam UH-7000, Sony Sound Forge, Roland Super UA

Special Equipment

Acoustically perfect Sound-Proofed Home Studio

Delivery Methods

email, ftp

Turnaround Time

same day

Service Description

I can voice anything you want. From my studios in Florida and Washington, DC, I fully produce anything, including radio and TV commercials, web presentations, audio books, TV narration- anything.
I can also cast multiple people to voice your projects.

Testimonials

I have hired Tommy to be the voice on numerous Harvard University video projects ranging from shorter fundraising videos to a video introducing President Bill Clinton at an award ceremony. These high profile projects can often mean complex approval processes with multiple re-works and last minute script changes. Tommy is a complete professional throughout the entire concept to delivery process—once he commits to your project his only concern is that you are completely satisfied with the final product. But perhaps what truly separates Tommy from the rest is how easy he is to talk to, how pleasant he is to work with, and the positive manner with which he handles critiques and feedback. It truly is a pleasure working with Tommy and I highly recommend him for any voice-over needs
Michael Mazzanti Video Producer Harvard University

Tommy is a highly creative, funny, easy-to-work-with broadcast writer and voice over talent. He is an excellent creative resource
Brandon Hawthorne Owner, Hawthorne Branding

Voice Over Clients

Dodge Ram Trucks
Vancouver Tourism
WWII Museum/New Orleans
Harvard University/President Bill Clinton Award Presentation
University of Maryland/Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
Surf City Nissan/(Regional) Los Angeles
Safeway
Smithsonian Channel (National)
D.C. Lottery
D.C. Metro Police
University of Maryland School of Sport Journalism
Home Front Communications, Washington, DC
Skystorm Productions, Orlando, Florida
Funny or Die
Discovery Networks
Hess
Jusuru
AWAI
HKPR District Health Unit
Coca Cola
Camaro
History Channel
Weight Not
Lawman Jeans
Weather Channel
Clear Channel Communications
AT&T
Druva inSynch
Teamsters Union
Chuck Blore and Don Richman, Hollywood, California

Payment Terms

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