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Custom Voice Overs

Do you need a voice? I am a professionally trained voice over, with years of experience. I have done voice work for the past three decades – TV and radio commercials, documentaries, in-flight entertainment, cinema commercials, films, cartoons, online, events and lots more. You can hear my voice samples on the right hand side of this page – and if you like what you hear – just send me a message. Many clients use me again and again as I am easy to work with. Studio or on-line. I have access to the top recording studios as well. Here are some of the clients I have worked with……

*Clients I have worked with.* Some for many years.

Remember the voice you choose represents your product or business. It reflects what you are about. Quality, warmth, service, friendliness, concern etc. Don’t go for a very cheap voice that is not done by a professional. That’s fine if you have no budget and it’s not important. But if that voice is going to be with you day in and day for years then spend a few dollars and get it right.

The voice over will represent your product so the “tone and feel” of your communication must be right.

Watch those accents

There are European, American, British, Irish, Australian and Kiwi accents. You really need an international sounding voice that can appeal to everyone. A heavy accent may be difficult to understand and drive business away. I have trained my voice to have an international sound.

Voice Overs – Events

I attend a huge number of events. Many miss the opportunity to set a fun tone right from the start. You have your guests in the foyer waiting. You have the opportunity to introduce the event and add some very personal custom voice overs.

I did some custom voice overs for Volvo in Thailand. And at the beginning of each launch my voice would boom throughout the hotel foyer and giving them a short countdown to the start of the event.

Custom Voice Overs – Clubs

Any regular announcement can be made more professional with a recorded voice.

Wai Yan Paing @ Dout Dout

Wai Yan Paing is an accomplished TV Presenter, producer, actor and voice over artist in Myanmar.

Wai Yan’s forte is adapting to any situation. He is comfortable on both sides of the camera. As a presenter and as a producer.

Wai Yan is a presenter and producer at 5 Plus Television in Myanmar and can be seen on Lha Si Hloke Shar and English Fun Programs as well as being one of the main presenters for the TV Station. He is also the voice for the M-Pop musical challenge program.

He is also creating interviewing style stories for the online media group – mymediadigital.com

Wai Yan researches and creates his stories. He has a knack of being able to put his interview subjects at ease and his easy going style lets people carry out a normal conversation. Fears are gone and if there is something funny – he will find it.

Wai Yan Paing with fellow TV Presenter Zi Zah Wah stroll the Zoo and introduce visitors to some fun games. — Running games for children at the Yangon Zoo with fellow presenter Zi Za Wah.

With Myat Thu Winn, President of the Shwe Minn Tha Foundation for people with disabilities.

Contact Wai Yan Paing

Training

If we need training it is very easy to find it on the world wide web. But in the fields of media, presentation, voice over, emceeing and other creative arts a hands on approach is needed. You cannot become an expert presenter from Google.

Pat has decades of experience with adult learning. His workshops in presentation, media and voice techniques have helped many hundreds of people. The techniques he shares are from his experience over three decades and in many different countries. And especially to people with English as a second language.

*Journalists and presenters from 5 Plus Television, Myanmar on completion of their 8 week training course.*

Media Training

As well as conducting his own training courses in-house – Pat has been contracted to various business and government departments to train their executives in media, presentation, voice and creativity.

Margaret Russell – Singing Coach to the Stars

Margaret is 78 years old and has been teaching singing in Campbelltown for decades. She is from the old school of entertainers and performed in Melbourne and Sydney. She worked in musical theatre and loves comedy. In this interview we hear an old recording of Margaret singing under the baton of the late Hector Crawford (Crawford Productions). She taught Kate Ritchie and Danielle Everett as well as countless others who now have wonderful careers. She is a much loved member of the acting community. Her wisdom and humour makes this interview very special. Our photo show Margaret with student Simon Cabello and stage director Byron Philips on the wings.