There are some big changes happening in male voice talent. The deep, authoritative, legendary, mature male voices found in James Earl Jones, Don Pardo, Bill Kurtis, and Don LaFontaine is once again coming back after a long break. And with the conversion of audio recording from expensive analog to more affordable digital audio studios, amateur voice talents have flooded the market with poor enunciation, a lack of energy, and terrible acting skills. Voice Talent Chuck Graudins, a retired radio and nightclub DJ formerly known as Chuck Fresh, is known worldwide for his announcer voice featured on the radio, in documentaries, and in commercials from Alabama to Alaska. In addition to his trademark announcer voice, Graudins has been developing an entire stable of character, video game, and animation voices over the past thirty years. From cartoons to average folk, commercials, film trailers, podcasts, documentaries, audiobooks, intros, outtros, and more, this talented voice actor guarantees you'll get exactly what you want. Graudins records in his own digital studio for very reasonable prices with no added studio charges, so you'll always stay within budget.

 

Since puberty, Chuck has been doing character voices. In 1984, as a nightclub DJ, Chuck began doing radio commercials for nightclubs and bars in the Philadelphia area. He was a DJ at a few radio stations in Philadelphia while attending Temple University in the 1980s. Although it was Chuck's dream to become a radio DJ. he was making five times more in nightclubs, with better hours and better perqs. Chuck retired from being a DJ in 1998 when he took a job with Time Life Music as their Media and Internet manager. Chuck ran out of Time in 2000 for Florida, where he began selling his voice full-time. Chuck was one of the first voice talents with a completely digital studio. When the radio industry collapsed in the mid-2000s, the voice talent industry became oversaturated with ex-DJs, so Chuck retired and opened Computer Care Clinic in Melbourne. Now that the dust has settled, Chuck has warmed up his voice and has actively become a leading voice talent again.

 

Besides Chuck's legendary announcer voice, he does a few impersonations including Don LaFontaine, James Earl Jones, Bill Kurtis, and Casey Kasem. Chuck has done cartoon voices for The Cartoon Network, an Australian accent for an Aussie clothing company, and even performed an Indian accent for a telemarketing training program... in India. Chuck has been cast in several video games and small movies too. Oh, and he sings too. Chuck fronts the country music project Jake McGrew and the alternative rock back Font. See www.jakemcgrew.com and www.fontband.com for that craziness. Have a look at our short demo video below for a small sample of the breadth of voices and deliveries Chuck is capable of delivering. Then browse the rest of our website for other characters, vocal deliveries, impersonations, and samples. When you're ready, shoot us an email or voice mail at the contact information above or on our contact page. Same day and 24 hour delivery is available at a nominal charge. Contact us today for more information.