Christopher Huffman

Italian, Irish, Scottish, variety of British/English accents (from prim and proper to Cockney), French, Indian, deep Southern (a la Bubba Hamshanks), German (from cartoonish to professorial)--so far, pretty much whatever is thrown at me. I find dialects and accents fun to do.

I have done readings for a couple of audiobooks. One was on the history of the Great Depression, in which I did a variety of voices (some mimicking newsreel announcers). Another was for a private client in which I did the book The Alchemist, by Paulo Coelho, in which I did over twenty different voice characterizations. Presently I just got a gig doing a voice of one Father Francis Duffy, the most decorated military chaplain of WW1, for a military museum. I did also a Scottish doughboy for an audio book on the fighters of WW1 Studied with voice actor/trainer Joe Loesch as well as with Betty Zoller. I ahve been a prolific reader my whole life and have always enjoyed reading out loud. Who knew one could get paid for it? I have my trusty Apogee Mic and I largely utilize GarageBand for what I do, although I have Twisted Wave. I am also a professional artist (tocreateart.com) as well as a writer, presently working on completing my first book (which I also will narrate in its audio form).