- 1.Drama Reel
- 2.Character Demo
- 3.Promo Reel
- 4.Commercial Demo
- 5.Horror Reel
- 6.Comedy Reel
- 7.Family Reel
- 8.Action Reel
- 9.Sizzle Reel
- 10.Documentary Demo
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Jon Bailey
- 41, Male
- Memphis, TN
- United States
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Jon Bailey's Discussions
I booked a STAR WARS GIG!!!
Started this discussion. Last reply by Lauren McCullough Jun 16, 2010. 13 Replies 0 Likes
My very first gig!
Started this discussion. Last reply by Jon Bailey Apr 27, 2009. 12 Replies 0 Likes
My first session!
Started this discussion. Last reply by Jon Bailey Dec 17, 2008. 12 Replies 0 Likes
How do I decipher "the CODE?"
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Jon Bailey
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Profile Information
- I WORK IN THE VOICE OVER INDUSTRY AS A(N)
- Voice Actor, Studio Engineer, Creative Director
- HERE'S A LITTLE ABOUT ME AND MY VOICE OVER EXPERIENCE
- I am a Christian, husband of only one wife for 12 years as of 2012, father of two girls and two boys, proud parent of an Autistic child and a college grad. Started immitating characters from Sesame Street and Transformers (love toons!). Did acting and improv in HS and college. Older brother introduced me to the actors behind the voices when I was a teen. I created a YouTube channel doing VO on my own in 2007, wife talked me into auditioning for a local studio and became a pro in 2009 and was a full-time pro VO artist by 2010, voicing hundreds of web, radio, TV, theaterical spots, toon and videogame characters and narrated a documentary.
- RECENTLY BOOKED PROJECTS
- The Vow, Adventures of TinTin, The Smurfs, Friends With Benefits
- LANGUAGES
- English
- VOICE DESCRIPTION
- warm, friendly, "guy-next-door," hard-edged, deep, powerful, dark, ominous, pleasant, raspy, gravely, whiney, squeaky, young, old, animated
- DIALECTS, Character voices and vocal impressions
- US regional dialects and foreign accents
- VOICES I AM ABLE TO PERFORM
- Senior Male, Senior Female, Middle Age Male, Young Adult Male, Young Adult Female, Teenage Boy, Teenage Girl, Child Male, Child Female, Baby
- Union Affiliation
- SAG
- AUDIO DELIVERY METHOD
- ISDN, AIF, MP3, WAV
- EQUIPMENT
- Soundproof booth, Rode NTK condenser mic, M-Box, ART Tube MP Studio Pre-amp, DBX 266XL Compresser/Gate, Eurorack UB1202, and Audacity & Pro-Tools
- WEBSITE
- http://voiceunleashed.com
Jon Bailey's Blog
Kevin Delaney and Jon Bailey webinar this Sunday at 10 PST/12 CST/1 EST!
Posted on August 7, 2012 at 3:30pm 0 Comments 2 Likes
Join me this Sunday (8/12) at 10 a.m. Pacific / 12 noon Central / 1 p.m. Eastern for a free, live & interactive Webinar with VO artist Jon Bailey!
Jon Bailey's meteoric success in the VO world is awe-inspiring. Hear Jon tell you the story of his rise — from "unemployment and welfare, and flipping…
Continue Creating a Brand - Always improving your image
Posted on November 26, 2011 at 11:44pm 0 Comments 1 Like
For the very select few, it's job after job after job... in the studio almost all day every day. Those in the next slightly larger group are those who are fortunate enough to just stay busy but get lots and lots of auditions so you still stay pretty booked in the industry. Then there are those in the much larger group who book a gig every once in a while and do not get an enormous flow of auditions streaming into your e-mail or by other means but you still very much want to make your mark in…
Continue Staying afloat during slow times
Posted on October 11, 2011 at 6:09pm 2 Comments 3 Likes
I'm not nearly as busy as I have been these last few weeks. But I'm managing to float by. One thing I have tried very hard to learn is how to get by during droughts. I have had to get a couple of check advances and/or title loan every once in a while to get by til paydays arrive. I try not to borrow more than a couple hundred dollars and immediately pay them completely off when I get paid. The best way not to lose your head is to pre-plan when you're supposed to be receiving checks. If you…
Continue First slow week all summer
Posted on August 15, 2011 at 3:11am 0 Comments 1 Like
For once "getting my big break" actually means the opposite of what I would normally want it to mean. I got my first big break from work this past week. I've spent so much time in the studio lately that I haven't had time to do much else. Every time I try to leave my house to go to the store or go hang out with my wife or take the kids out or whatever, my cell rings and I'm doing a u-turn and heading back to my home studio again. After doing as many as 6 sessions and 3 union…
Continue Just when all hope seems lost...
Posted on May 7, 2011 at 12:22am 2 Comments 0 Likes
I have had a very slow couple of months and I had all but given up hope. I was starting to look up jobs in the paper and on-line. I had already broke the news to my wife that I was going back to regular employment. I just didn't have enough savings to make it another month without a paycheck. Then all of the sudden the floodgates just opened up. I have been busy for several weeks non-stop with work. I have worked on over a half dozen trailers for movies and tv series on DVD... even a…
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Jon, you're a huge inspiration. God Bless, brother!
Congrats on your move to LA! Best of luck out there bud. Hope to be out there joining you one day!
Congratulations on keeping so busy... I'm doing interviews with other VO artists, including and particularly some segments on game VO. I don't think you're in game VO yet? But either way, good to touch base and I'll be in touch if you are open to interviews. Also, sometimes we work so hard our lives pass by... be careful of "seasons in the sun" paradox! Be well my friend...
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