Welcome to the site! 

The Demos 

(If demo won't play, Rt+click [Mac: Ctrl + click] then: "Save Target As")

1. Pure Trailers  (For Videos of Full Trailers  CLICK HERE)

2. Commercials [Conversational - Announcer - Character]

3. Conversational -Corporate    

C o r p o r a t e  S a m p l e: Choose "Compare PDF Documents"  http://www.nuance.com/pdfconverter/howto/ 

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C o r p o r a t e  S a m p l e: -- Choose: "Demos" then: "Top 5 new features" http://www.nuance.com/naturallyspeaking/resources/default.asp 

[ Here is a more "upbeat-retail" version of the above voice: http://www.nuance.com/retail/Retail_Shell.html ]

5. Animation

A n i m a t i o n  S a m p l e:  A client asked me to record two separate impression ideas for his VM.  He edited both to produce a hybrid: 

Homer/Pardo

6. Promos

7. Impressions

8. Grab Bag -- Short Excerpts From Above Demos

9. On-Hold + Phone system Greetings

10. Real Estate listings:  w/Music -- Voice Alone

[Real Estate Voice Over Website]

(To download any demo, right/command click the link and "Save Target As" to your computer)

ZIP-IT!!  

CLICK HERE To download a ZIP file of my SEVEN main demos all in one neat package of rockin' MP3s!  

The zip file above contains: 

Trailers,  Commercials, Corporate, Animation, Promos, Impressions & Hard Sell Commercials

For bookings -- EMAIL

or call:  323.822.2788

VIDEOS OF WORK ON YOUTUBE, etc.

N.S.U. - Open House

N.S.U. - General

Commercial For Philips (movie trailer read)

"Incredimail" - Info video  

CSI:NY - Intro & outro - All Ari's voice

Trailer for film: The Elephant King

Here is a link to an article about my TV appearance in SECOND LIFE with a link to the video which you can watch (Choose the March 16th show) http://www.voiceovertimes.com/2008/03/18/paisley-beebe-interviews-voicedude-reinoir-on-second-life-network-television/ 

RATES: 

Corporate rates are fairly set -- please feel free to email me with a word count or your script for pricing.

Commercial rates vary based on various criteria.  Please send me the following info to discuss rates for commercials:

- Market size

- Number of spots (per single session)

- Length of run (Or if it's a buy-out)

- Length of spot(s) (:30 :60 :15 :10 etc.)

- How broadcast (Cable, National Network, Internet, etc.) 

Basics on this guy

I can honestly say that for the past 15+ years I have been doing what I enjoy -  recording Voice-overs for Commercials and Corporate Videos as well as for Movie Trailers, Promos, Educational Toys, Celebrity Voice Matching projects, Cartoons, and Feature Films. 

Why choose this guy?

Some may ask "So why should I choose this guy?"  That's a valid question...  

Is it because he keeps a cool yellow rubber ducky on  his computer monitor?"  One might certainly think that would be reason enough, however, in case you should need additional incentives:

• Flexible range:

Conversational/Real, Hip, Deep-Driving, commercials and Corporate Narration / Driving Promos & Movie Trailers (ala Don La Fontaine)/ Characters / Announcer reads / Non-Announcer-Announcer /CTA (Call To Action) / Celebrity Impressions. 

• Can take direction well and move with it

• Can perform in a very real/conversational style when desired.

• Can stream a V/O session live via ISDN 

• Will work to deliver what's needed and wanted and on time (many times within 24 hours)

• Excellent Mic & Booth etc. (Hey Mom ... No Bathroom Echo!)

• "One thing I often hear from folks is that use of my services is generally fun, quick and painless ... who knows; maybe I should practice oral care on the side!"

• Can adjust speed to fit copy as required

• High-speed Internet file transfer capability (MP3, WAV, AIFF etc. uploaded to my site or yours for download).

• Great to work with! (Ok, somebody else said that...)

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• Bottom line - Works to get it right!

*Feel free to E-mail a paragraph or so of script to VoiceguYY@aol.com -- for a free audition. 

Bookings & general contact info

What the heck is ISDN? 

We have available ISDN (Which stands for "Integrated Services Digital Network") which, if you're new to this technology, [Think sound effects heard on some classic cartoon of this amazing complex scientific type machine spitting out something basically simple at the end like a paper plate] allows one to transmit data -- including audio content such as a voice-over session --  to another ISDN equipped location (for instance, a recording studio) anywhere in  the world! [Here you can think of that film you might have watched in junior high school entitled "The Wonders of Industry- throughout the World" with that wobbly picture of the globe spinning around.] 

Testimonials 

Here are some recent comments about the work & the studio:

Great stuff -- thanks particularly for the additional choices on certain key words and phrases. I get so much stuff back from people who are very good VO artists but who have no idea what the actual post-production process is like. Little things like that help a lot.

Steve Bradford -- Steve Bradford Creative Services

"Thanks again, Ari, very smooth working relationship and you gave me exactly what I wanted, exceeding the (heck) out of my expectations!"

Dave Welsh -- VP Production/Partner Rev Media

"We recently worked with Ari and his studio to lay down a major National TV spot. As well as being a true professional and doing a great job on the V/O, his sound quality was excellent -- no echo, great mic, good sound all around -- comparable to or better than many studios out there." 

Frank Salazar - Reel FX - Dallas TX

“Frankly, I have never used voice talent before, and so I was expecting a bumpy ride. But Ari cranked his files out with great turnaround time and not a single hitch in site.  Now I’m looking through all my marketing touch points to see if I can’t figure out a way to use more voice talent—and it’ll be Ari.” -- 

Wade L, San Francisco, CA

"We recently used Ari on a project to record voices for a large number of different characters and all were perfect. On another occasion we used him on a project for (a large, well known company) utilizing a script containing numerous scientific terms which he voiced naturally, doing this as if he really knew well what he was talking about!  Ari is fun to work with, a consummate professional and is a great talent. His versatility and professionalism are the reason we like to work with him whenever we can."

Dan Brockett - Big Little Films
    
"After we ended our ISDN connection today my associate said to me "that sounded REALLY good." Your audio quality and lack of any acoustical coloration was better than some of the big NY and LA studios we've patched into. Your Mic is also excellent... Your high end was clean and bright without being 'essy', the bottom end of the audio was full and very smooth. I look forward to our next connection!"

John Valentine - Audio-Image Recording

The Resume

 V/Os for major corporations include work for:

• Apple Computer

• Four Seasons Hotels 

• General Motors

• Hitachi

• Honda

• Hot Pockets

• HP

• IBM

• Panasonic

• Pontiac

• Sony

• Suzuki

• Teledyne Waterpik

• TGI Friday's

• Toshiba

• Toyota

• Universal Pictures

• Verizon

• Washington Mutual Bank

• 7-11 Stores 

• + Many more

Creating the Right Impressions

Below is the list of a few of the many multiple personalities...

If you are looking for soundalikes and would like a sample of anyone on 

(or off) this list, send me a paragraph of text & I'll be happy to 

send you an MP3 of my take on it

THE LIST

Arnold Schwarzenegger
Barney (Homer's friend from Simpsons, Mayberry's deputy & The purple guy) 
Bill Clinton

Christopher Walken
Clint Eastwood 
Cookie monster 
Don Pardo
Droopy the dog 
Ed Wynn 
Edith Bunker (Jean Stapleton)
Ed Sullivan 
George Washington...(Ok... so no one knew what he sounded like....) 
Goofy 
Homer Simpson (voice, "D'oh! etc..)
Jack Benny
Jack Webb
Jay Leno 

John Facenda (NFL Football announcer)
Jimmy Stewart 
Joe Pesci
Jonathan Harris (Dr Smith)
Kate Hepburn 
Kermit the frog 
Louie Armstrong (speak & sing) 
Marge Simpson
Marlon Brando 
Mickey Mouse
Nicolas Cage 
Peter Lorre  
Popeye

Quentin Tarantino
Rain Man (Dustin Hoffman) 
Roger Rabbit 
Ronald Regan 
Ross Perot
Russell Crowe {Matched American Accent for the airline version of “LA Confidential”}

Sam Elliot (Close to SPOT ON)

Steve Buscemi
Steve Carrell
Sylvester Stallone   

Impressions (MP3)