Commercial Demo
Companies don’t really sell “stuff”, they solve customers problems and offer the promise of adventure, and innovation, and inclusiveness. And when companies are looking for the perfect brand voice, they look for a voice that can tell their story completely and connect instantly with their audience.
These are some of the smart companies that have trusted their message to the most interesting guy in the room. DC Newman.
So, who is this DC guy?
Well, DC is not just a Voice Actor, He is a storyteller, a maker, and a collector of skills. And DC has done it all. Outside of VO, he has painted model railroad cars professionally, worked at a funeral home, to helped build the internet at a major tech company in the early 90’s. And those are just some career highlights.
But what does that have to do with his more than a decade in voice over? Everything really. You need to connect with dads, and makers, and tech folks, and all manner of people with your voice projects. DC is all of those people wrapped up in one voice over actor so he naturally speaks their language and has that natural connection with your audience. No matter who they may be.
We know that a claim of “The most interesting guy in the room” is pretty bold. But when it comes to DC, it’s a bit of an understatement. You’d probably be surprised to learn that he has built full size replica movie cars for fun, he collects vintage pinball machines, and DC is currently teaching himself lock picking and locksmithing.
Connecting to your audience is important, and you need a clever, complex, confident voice talent to share your message effectively. The good news is working with DC as your male commercial voice over actor is effortless and fun. So, find out what DC can do for you. Give him a jingle and let’s discuss your project.
DC has a complex, confident and captivating voice with a neutral American accent, and he specializes in commercial, promo, and in-show narration projects. (But he can also help you with your corporate narration, eLearning, product launches, explainer videos, and pretty much any other project that needs a human voice.) His voice and sensibilities have been compared to John Krasinski (Both “The Office” and “Jack Ryan” versions), Will Ferrell, Colin Jost, Nick Offerman, and Aiden Gillen. He has also been described as having a great commercial sound (light and conversational), and sharp instincts for copy. (Which makes everything super easy and painless for you. DC will zero in on what you want and need right away, saving you time and hassle.)
