Mitch Crawford Narrator / VO
- Member of the APA (Audio Publisher’s Association)
- Union Membership: SAG-eligible

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Demos:
Commercial Voiceover Demo
Have a project? Contact me:
MitchCrawfordActor@gmail.com
Home Studio
Skills
Vocal Qualities
· Microphone: AKG C1000s
· Preamp FetHead Phantom
· Interface: Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 (3rd Gen)
· DAW: Reaper
· LAN connection direct to booth
· Floor: Minimum -60 dB
· Acoustically treated home studio
Accents ·
American (Standard) · Southern (General) ·
British (RP, Cockney) · Russian
Fluent Language · English
Secondary Familiarity Language · Spanish
Natural Tone:
Warm, mid-pitch
Qualities:
Perceptive, sincere,
playful, satiric
Primary Character Ages:
Child – age 60
Life Experience
Areas of Knowledge
College-prep high school teacher in Economics, History, Computer Graphic Design, Standardized Testing Preparation, Web Design, Photography and Spanish Culture; former small business owner; residential Realtor; copy editor; graphic designer
History, Economics, Psychology, Philosophy, photography, sports, coaching, business, real estate, graphic design, metaphysics, high school teaching, fatherhood, technology, education
Personal Narrative
Mitch has a versatile voice that lays down a positive, trustworthy vibe. With a background teaching tech, history and economics, as well as reading nightly to his children for years, he enjoys reading memoirs, biographies, children’s fiction, and nonfiction including sub genres like self-help, spirituality, business/economics, psychology, philosophy, and history.
Training and practice allows him to expand his horizons to take on different characters and have more flexibility with accents. His continued training with Elise Arsenault in the Audiobook Adventure helps him hone his craft, along with continuing education through Edge Studios in NYC and with voice talent like Jennifer Sims and dialect coach Keri Safran.
Quirky claim-to-fame? He once read all 19 original Gertrude Chandler Warner Boxcar Children books to his two young boys one summer, chipping away at them each night before bedtime.