Rebecca Strong's Voiceover Reel

Rebecca Strong

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Description

From a History Channel promo trailer to a commercial for a dating service and an educational how-to on light tech, my reel showcases my ability to strike a balance between approachable and authoritative. Additionally, the content I've tackled varies in tone, from serious (such as a radio spot for a hospital's facial paint center) to upbeat and light (like a quick 30-second commercial promoting a national pizza chain's new deal).

Language

English

Voice Age

Young Adult (18-35)

Accents

North American (General)

Transcript

Note: Transcripts are generated using speech recognition software and may contain errors.
do most of your first dates feel like last states? Maybe you should try together. We've been building relationships for over 25 years with offices all over the world so called together because if you're alone, you're not alone. Egypt has always been a land of mystery and magic, difficult to understand, apart and alien yet strangely fascinating. The Land of Egypt Tonight on the History Channel, you know, cover not one, but two meals introducing you know now you know. Later, choose any one of our five signature dishes with a side salad, then take home a classic pasta or pizza for free, starting at 12 99. Were highly successful with our patients because our team works together under one roof. Dentists. Orel and neural, psychological surgeons, internists, physical and occupational therapists. The Facial Pain Center at Braintree Hospital. Welcome to the Clarence family. We attribute the success of the company toe, our commitment to excellence and our commitment to people. The topics we will cover today include employee benefit program highlights, company policies as well as personal policies. Scientists define color as the limited range of light that we humans can see. We classify different types of light based on their wavelengths. A wavelength is the distance between two successive peaks of a wave, and it can vary from multiple meters, two tiny distances as small as an adam um.