Voice Talent

Much to Scott's families torture, Scott has been making silly voices since he was a small child.

"A cartoon character!" was Scott's favorite answer when asked as a child what he'd like to be when he grew up. Now he takes every opportunity to provide character voices and doing voice overs for a variety of professional and personal projects.

Vancouver Institute of Media Arts

Students attending VanArts Programs often write, direct and produce commercials, sketches, radio dramas and animations. Once and a while students ask their instructors to take a role or become an announcer for their projects. Here are some examples of that work.

As the Flying Mayor this demonstrates how high-pitched and excited Scott's voice can be compared to his often much lower register. There was no post-production on the voice. Scott can really squeak like that.

In this clip Scott performs both characters. Trying out his best Tom Hanks as Woody being frustrated and a sillier voice for the cat.

Very little dialogue but a great demonstration of non-verbal communication and gutteral sounds.

Vanarts Radio

A selection of radio commercials and a comedy sketch the students at the Vanarts Broadcasting wrote and directed and had asked Scott to participate, which he happily did!

Kia Commercial

A Brand New Car! Kia Commercial - Created by James Murray - Announcer at End

Bank Commercial

Royal Bank Commercial - Created by Joyce Kotsos - Dad

Traffic Report

Traffic Girl - Created by Joyce Kotsos - Announcer at Start

Comedy Sketch

The Get Outta Heeahz - Created by Nick Sugrive - Mother

Groundhogsday

Groundhogsday is a listening party. Participants would often create original material for the event. The following is a small sampling of some of the audio sketches Scott has produced and voiced specifically for the audio festival.

Actors & Characters PTA Meeting - All character voices

William & Patrick - Interviewer

Muppets off duty - All character voices