In 2005 I enjoyed anchoring news on AM, FM and internet radio stations;
 voiced some commercials that ran on those stations; became a full-time
 seminar presenter for a training program for Housing Counseling Services,
 Inc; voiced announcements for four GC Louisiana Cheer, inc. cheer leading
 teams; became the lead PA Announcer for the American Basketball
 Association's Maryland Nighthawks; and saw the computer/video game
 "Crime Life," (www.konami-crimelife.com) for which I voiced a
 character, hit stores for the holiday season with versions for Xbox,
 Playstation and PC. 
 
 In 2004, I was Master of Ceremonies for cheer leading and dance
 competitions held across the country, from Baltimore to Las Vegas. Once 
 or twice a month I was in a different city with Atlantic Cheer and Dance
 Championships, Inc. Also, it was in 2004 when I first made contact
 with representatives at www.earcom.net, I went to New York and
 recorded voices for the Crime Life computer game produced by Konami of
 Europe, www.Konami.com, a production house that has had games
 picked up by Xbox and Playstation.


                                                                    

 How do you get started in voiceover? Well, a few years ago I trained for
 voice-over and radio announcing. I went to New York and did my voiceover
 training under the highly respected David Goldberg, Director of Edge
 Studios, www.edgestudio.com. Next I went to the Columbia School of
 Broadcasting, www.csbamerica.com , where I trained for radio
 announcing. These were great experiences and I recommend that any
 aspiring voice artist take the plunge and invest in good training. The
 rewards are fantastic. 

 As you can see I do travel; therefore, it’s best to try to reach me by email
 or cell phone. I will respond to all job requests. Also, I want to know what
 you think of the web site? How it can be made more helpful to you? 

 Thanks for stopping by and all the best to you on your project or voice
 -over career.