Jesse Vilinsky

Brooklyn NY (tough chick from Flatbush, don't mess with her), Queens NY (nasal-y girl who just wants to have fun), Long Island NY (good Jewish girl looking for a husband), Proper British (Oxford Law graduate who wants nothing more than to dance the night away in SoHo), Cockney British (blue collar girl who can beat all the boys in football), Irish (maybe she was part of the IRA??), Scottish (a redheaded princess who follows the wind), American Southern (sweet farm girl), Genteel Southern (debutante from New Orleans with too much time on her hands), Midwestern (a stay-at-home mom who cooks whatever her husband hunts and always drives carpool to her son's football games), Eastern European (a tough, yet intelligent woman who has survived the harsh cold of home...and her mother), German (a rough Bier Maiden), French (an artist with little respect for anything conformist), Israeli (a businesswoman with 80 things going on at once, but she always had time for a coffee), Australian (a surfer with an eye for danger).

When I was 5, I asked my mother if I could pretend to be Australian at school that day. When I was 15, I played a Tonkinese mother. When I was 17, I started saying "y'all", though I'm from New York City. When I was 20, I struggled with my inability NOT to be British, and boy was it a struggle. And when I was 25, I began using customers as guinea pigs for whatever character I decided to be as their waitress that day. I've been pursuing my vocal career since I was born, and I'm damn good at it. I am a trained choral singer, I have a B.A. in Theatre from USC, I attended BADA in London where I trained with members of the RSC, and I have extensive improv training from The Second City, and I perform improv regularly with my group "The Good Ol' Days" at IO West. I have recorded for a National Geographic pilot, Podcasts, storyboard sessions and commercials. B.A. in Theatre from University of Southern California Graduate of The Second City Conservatory Completion of Acting Conservatory program at British American Drama Academy Studied Voiceover Technique with Kiff Vandenheuvel Mentored by successful voiceover actors Carla Delaney, Jim Meskimen and Kiff Vandenheuvel. Studied Voice and Vocal Technique with Patricia Sheridan and Nathan Matthews On going voiceover education at the Don LaFontaine Voiceover Lab at SAG-AFTRA, workouts with various agents, directors and CD's at Voiceregistry.com, and through workshops at ACT NOW. I have access to a complete and professional studio using Pro Tools or Twisted Wave. There are 2 available booths, both equipped with professional condenser microphones (Sennhiser MKH 416), and one booth is equipped with a mixing board. I'm a firecracker with a wealth of creativity and tenacity. I dive headfirst into every job I take and produce results. When I am not working on voiceovers, I am working out, spinning, baking, painting, or writing out a new character with new vocal characteristics. Maybe you can see them in my next improv show, or maybe you'll hear them on my podcast - 2 Moms in a Pod. No matter what, I am always creatin.