THE MAN BEHIND THE MICROPHONE
ABOUT
As an only child with a fascination for voices, Ed spent many Saturday mornings enjoying cartoons voiced by the masters, such as Mel Blanc, Paul Frees, Daws Butler, June Foray and so many more.
By the time he was 11, Ed had already appeared in a national Fab television commercial with Paul Dooley plus numerous Broadway appearances in Camelot. He then traveled the country for 3 months with the national touring company.
Ed began his actual voice over career in the early 1980s when a local transit company required voices for a handful of radio spots. Since then he has voiced hundreds of video game and animation characters plus local and national TV spots, narrations, trailers and just about any project for which a client feels his voice is best suited.
Clients have included PBS, Toro, NBC, The Smithsonian Museums, RI Department of Transportation, Textron, Texas Department of Transportation, National Grid, Massachusetts Department of Transportation, Supercell and Rovio. Extensive client list and testimonials are available upon request.
Ed offers directed live sessions via Zoom, Skype, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams and other similar platforms. Should you require Source Connect or ISDN, these sessions can be easily scheduled.
THE STUDIO: WHERE THE MAGIC HAPPENS
Ed’s personal recording space recording space is more than a studio—it's a launchpad for creativity.
Equipped with a Sennheiser 421 II microphone, Twisted Wave recording software, the latest iMac operating system, access to Neumann, AKG and Sanken mics for ISDN and Source Connect sessions.
Any platforms for live recorded sessions are possible and he's ready to collaborate in real time, no matter where you are, delivering pristine, noise-free recordings in the audio format of your choice. Ed is here to give voice to your vision, to elevate your project with the nuanced performance it deserves.
VERSATILITY IN EVERY SESSION
Due to his arrangement with SAG/AFTRA, Ed is available to voice both union and non-union projects.
Turnaround times are typically between 12-48 hours or less, dependent upon the size of the project.