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Keaton Talmadge
Los Angeles, California
Keaton - Newscaster - Documentary - Reporter - News Anchor

Bryan Kopta
Los Angeles, California
Bryan Kopta - RON BURGUNDY Wedding Announcement (Funny, Supercilious, Over the Top)

Lou Lambert
Sacramento & SF Bay Area, California
TV Imaging, High Energy Announcer, Professional ★★★★★

Laura Vandiver
New York City, New York
News Reporter - Articulate - Professional - Serious - Trustworthy - Newscaster - Reporter

Elizabeth Saydah
Los Angeles, California
Satirical PSA Commercial (Dry, Deadpan, Sarcastic, Melodramatic)

Jeff Rechner
Los Angeles, California
Animation & Video games Demo - LEGO - Characters - Comedy - Diverse

Alexa Kahn
Los Angeles, California
Explainer Adult Female Bon Aire -Authoritative - Announcer - Teacher - Instructional - Helpful - Training - Intelligent - Spokesperson
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Newscaster Voices
The newscaster is a character who works for a media company. The newscaster character delivers news reports and stories to the viewers, and may intersperse commentary or personal opinion as well. Newscaster characters are strong readers, and speak in a clear and steady manner. Newscaster characters have the ability to read updates objectively and without emotion, even when the subject matter could be difficult, such as in the reporting on details of a crime.
Newscaster characters may also host a show and interview experts as a news anchor or commentator. These characters are very likeable, professional, appear confident and trustworthy, and embody other traits that attract viewers and lend to their credibility as media representatives. Some newscaster characters specialise in certain areas of reporting, such as sports or weather, reporting on an area they have expertise in, further building credibility to the newscaster, and allowing some extra personality to be shown with a less structured script.
Newscaster characters can be seen most often on news channels, and can also be seen in news reports in fictional movie and television settings. Newscasters can be seen on numerous real life cable news outlets such as ABC, BBC, CBC, CNN, Fox and The Weather Channel. Fictional newscaster characters can be seen in disaster, war and crime television shows and movies, as well as in other genres. Newscasters can also be heard on the radio, with both local and national stations regularly providing news updates. Turning on your radio or television and observing the newscaster’s vocal performance and speech patterns can help you voice a sensational newscaster character yourself!
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