Chris Botha

Linguistics science tells us that by age three, children have internalised grammar. The logic is that they can understand any language or accent equally up to that point by picking up cues.
Clearly no one told me because I have spent my life learning how to speak in all kinds of different ways. Accents, affectations and impressions are something I do for fun. Everything else is polish and delivery.

What this functionally means is I am an audio chameleon. I can work out how to sound a specific way and work to master that sound. My voice sits comfortable between tenor and baritone and I can move up or down as needed so I have a fairly wide registry range.

Accents include:
South African (English and Afrikaans), North American, British RP and regional variations

Deliveries:
Anywhere from natural, warm and comforting to dramatic, cinematic and high-energy.

I have a background in audio/visual production so I am able to process my own vocals at an industry standard should that be required.