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Rodney POWELL

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Ready for a voice over professional who combines the personal and professional, who’s easy to work with, takes direction well, and provides high-quality deliverables on-time ? … you just found him.

Whether you’re producing a documentary or other narration project, my smooth texture and clear tone will draw in and reassure your audience. I’ll breathe life into your words.

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Vocal Characteristics

Language

English

Voice Age

Senior (55+)

Accents

North American (South West - Texas) North American (US General American - GenAM) North American (US South)

Transcript

Note: Transcripts are generated using speech recognition software and may contain errors.
you could look at Secretariat and you knew he was something special. In addition to being an extraordinary runner, there was a very commanding look to him. He had a regal way of standing. He looked like he was in charge. Secretariat had a flashing copper code that appeared about 1/2 size too small, and when the Sun's rays hit him, it was a beautiful thing to see. Nobody knew what was about to happen. Not the writer, not the trainer. Nothing owner Secretariat did something that no one thought was even conceivable. Following the first turn, Secretariat shook off the competition and was clearly in the lead. That's when it got surreal. Secretariats pace across the midway marker was faster than any horse had ever run it, as if to say, I've won your race. Now I'm going to show you what I could do. His 1987 speech at the Brandenburg Gate included a short phrase with gigantic meaning. Mr Gorbachev, Tear down this wall. Reagan's directive to Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev resonated with imagery and symbolism that communicated more loudly than any ordinary speech. March 5th, 18 36. Colonel William Barret Travis already knew for several days that this situation inside the Alamo had become hopeless. Travis on Lee, 26 was a lawyer, not a professional military man, but he knew enough history. Understand that in a siege, the army on the outside usually prevails over the defenders on the inside Travis Jewess sword and spoke to his men, slowly edging it line in the dirt. I now want every man who's determined to stay here and die with me to come across this line. By 1928 Walt Disney had become one of the leading figures in film entertainment. Steamboat Willie, starring an early version of a whistling Mickey Mouse, confirmed Disney's belief that there was an audience, a very large audience for what he would produce in a year's time. A cartoon mouse was receiving 800,000 pieces of fan mail.