Hire The Right Nerd Voice For Your Project

The nerd is a quiet, reserved and academic character. The nerd character is intellectual, and enjoys studying, solving problems, experimenting and reading. The nerd character is also stereotypically socially inept, being shy, reserved, and awkward. The nerd character may have a few close friendships with other nerds, but he or she may have difficulty finding a partner, or fitting in with the broader work or school community.

The nerd can most often be seen in academic settings, and in the more technical and skilled occupations. Nerd characters often have an affinity for science, math and computing, and have a robust knowledge on the subjects. Nerd characters can frequently be seen coding, working at a technology or internet startup, experimenting in a lab and researching. Nerd characters are often financially successful and have good employment opportunities. Nerd characters usually take on occupations in which they talk to few people, such as being a lab researcher, a programmer, a mathematician or an archivist.

The nerd character can be seen most often in movies for children, teenagers and young adults. Nerd characters can also be seen in many genres, such as mystery and comedy. Spider-man is considered a nerdy character, often busy tinkering with his gadgets, working on his suit, and studying science. Sherlock Holmes is another nerd character, who has a few close friends, is also very intellectual. He spends much of his time and focus on using logic to serve crimes. Observing nerd characters in action can help you identify their traits and mimic their awkwardness in social situations. Having a genuine fascination for science or math can also be an asset, giving you a truly excited tone when talking about something considered nerdy. By combining knowledge with shyness or awkwardness, you can portray the voice of a nerd character with great accuracy!