Robert Benda

I'm new to Voices.com but not to voice over.

I spent the last four years doing in-house VO work for a university marketing department. Corporate brand training videos, narrating an introduction video for an audience of the Department of Defense, and being the welcome voice at graduations.

The 24 years before that I was a live event Emcee. Mostly weddings, but also corporate gigs, and even a live game show. While projecting your voice live is crucial, I was never a fan of the 'DJ voice'. and always tried to reflect the reality of the moment. For example, announcing a couple's first dance is a much softer, sweeter voice than when trying to get 300 peoples' attention for speeches.