My demo is for English Language Narration, Audiobook and Short Story
Description
Vocal Characteristics
Language
EnglishVoice Age
Middle Aged (35-54)Accents
North American (General) North American (US Midwest- Chicago, Great Lakes) North American (US West Coast - California, Portland)Transcript
Note: Transcripts are generated using speech recognition software and may contain errors.
It is the beginning of winter. And Johnny Martin has just arrived to the small town that would become his new home. He had previously lived in a big city and living in a small town would be an adjustment for him. At 14, he would be starting his freshman year in high school. The small town for the most part was warm and welcoming to newcomers. But for some reason, Johnny found it difficult to fit in. As the Great Depression waned, the Monaghan family was looking forward to a future of peace, prosperity and personal growth. But on December 7th, 1941 their lives would change forever. It was the beginning of World War II, an era of innocence quickly changed as it came to light how mankind could be capable of such unspeakable acts of cruelty. Although unprepared, the country rallied a short time later, an older man wearing a zoo uniform who's talking to a lady in another uniform, walked up to me smiling and said, so I see that Cuco has made another friend. What is your name, young man? And I said, my name is Larry and then he said, well, hello, Larry My name is Joe and I'm his trainer. It is nice to meet you. Do you have any questions about Cuco or about the Koo species? Then I answered yes. What is a? And then Joe said they are part of the antelope family and found in Africa the next morning after prayer, Daniel reassures Mabel that he would be safe and that they would start a new life on the California coast. He also thanks Father Long for mentoring him and for a special friendship upon departure. Daniel reaffirms his priority to send telegrams throughout the journey. Dear father open his telegram. Find you will. Me and the bo has been riding long and hard for about two days straight. Now we ran low on food and water till we reached our first stage stop. But station keep was good to us. Mrs Jones. The kindergarten teacher gives the class the assignment of drawing a picture and telling the class about their favorite Christmas gift. One by one, each child stands up in front of the class, showing pictures of toy trucks, cars, dolls, clothes, and money. They all enthusiastically describe their favorite gift. Thanking Santa for leaving it under the tree. He then spends hours searching every other classy hotel on both the strip and downtown areas. He searches lobbies and parking lots, asking hotel staff if they had seen anyone who matches her description. Finally, in one last attempt, he waves down a taxi to take him back to the original hotel across town as he arrives at the hotel, he tells the driver to wait again. He searches the hotel giving Ginger's description but finds negative results in what appears to be another failed attempt to locate her. He exits the hotel to leave.