Toronto, Canada (OPENPRESS) November 3, 2006 -- Bryan Cox began his exciting career in the entertainment industry twenty years ago starting in radio and television, applying his talents to all aspects of both respective broadcast mediums. Funny man Bryan Cox is also known for his ability to transform his voice, whether on stage or behind the microphone.
Bryan Cox, a successful comedian who has opened for the likes of Tom Jones and is heard online each week on the feature “Road Stories of the Real Highway Comics” by an audience of 3 million people, prefers working with clients from his home recording studio, one on one. “I believe in every product that I talk about. When the voice believes...the public believes. So when Cox Talks...People Believe”, he revealed.
Hot off the heels of the announcement and subsequent auditions for next years highly anticipated blockbuster hit movie “The Transformers”, Bryan has been keeping his voice very busy, auditioning for both Steven Spielberg and director Michael Bay.
Considered for three roles in the film and performing two voices per character, Bryan was able to draw upon his background as a stand-up comedian on the comedy circuit. Character voices come naturally to Bryan and creating voices for “The Transformers” characters was a highlight for him.
Voices.com Marketing Director, Stephanie Ciccarelli, says, “Bryan Cox is a genuine professional and is fervently dedicated to his clients. He focuses on providing listeners with an experience as well as a solid performance.”
With connections made in Hollywood, Bryan’s future is full of opportunities for voice acting in animated and CGI films. Until then, he’ll keep the laughs coming online and in the recording studio.
Click to learn more about voice artist and comedian Bryan Cox:
http://bryancox.voices.com
About Bryan Cox
Based in Saskatoon, Canada, comedian and voice artist Bryan Cox provides voice artistry and comedic talent services to clients around the globe. Bryan’s voice, heard weekly by over three million listeners, is featured on the Internet broadcast comedy show, “Road Stories of the Real Highway Comics”. Bryan Cox’s partial client list includes: Pink Floyd Concert Tour, Sony, Whirlpool, San Antonio Symphony, Humane Society, and Universal Studios (Florida).
About Voices.com
Based in London, Canada, Voices.com provides an online marketplace, facilitating transactions between business clients and voiceover professionals, employing a comprehensive suite of web-based services. Clients that have worked at Voices.com include NBC, ESPN, PBS, The History Channel, Reader's Digest, Comcast, Nortel Networks, Bell Canada, Microsoft, Cisco Systems, ING, Western Union, Ford, GM, Jaguar, US Army, the US Government and more.
