JoshGellis

-I've been doing character voices since I was 10. I've always enjoyed doing them as a hobby and then I realized from what people have told me, that I should do it for a living. -When my younger brother was around 5- I began routinely doing British, Russian and 'Black guy' accents when we'd play Legos. It of course wasn't a paid role, but I got organized in it, keeping character pages as I got into my teens after my mother suggested to write on papers to keep track of the Lego people and the accents I did. -I've kept on doing my accents for friends, myself and family for jokes and to make fun points on things. -A list of accents I know I can do (not in any order): British (and regional subtypes) Chirstopher Walken Irish Scottish Black New Yorker New Englander Southerner Middle Eastern Russian Australian 1970's News Caster