voice-overs
Voice-over work gives you a chance to play with language and that's what I really like about it.
Listen to my voice demo to see if my voice suits what you are looking for.
featured voice-over samples
Environmental presentation
GreenEvo English version 2013 Voice-over: Jon Green.
GreenEvo English version 2013 Voice-over: Jon Green.
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Cancer Awareness Campaign Secure your rear against cancer campaign - an award-winning short film, June 2012 Voiceover at the very end: Jon Green. |
Facebook Campaign The official English version of the LOT Facebook campaign called Give me your face, April 2012 Voices: Jakub Green (boy) and Jon Green (man). |
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Corporate presentation
The English version presentation about Grey Group Poland, 2011 Voice: Jon Green. |
Commercial Retail Presentation
The English version presentation advertising Wola Park Warsaw, 2011 Voice: Jon Green. |
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Special Event (good cause)
Onko Olympics promo (English version), Warsaw, 2008. Voice (at the end): Jon Green |
Political Campaign
Razem '89 presentation for Tribal Worldwide, Warsaw, 2009. Voice: Jon Green. (Currently unavailable). 
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notes
I want to thank the people who made the videos and recordings possible in this portfolio. I do not take credit for any of the visual content in the videos, I merely supply the voice where necessary.
blue yeti microphone review
I love microphones and it is always a pleasure to speak into a good one. See a review below of one that I use at home.
Solid, sturdy and sophisticated is the initial look and feel of the Yeti microphone. It's heavy, but not cumbersome. The overall design harks back to the 1940s or 1950s with a hinged stand and silver finish. Nice. A lot of care has been taken in the design and even on the box it comes in there are some great little animated yetis. There is a downloadable pdf on the website telling you the history of the design of the microphone.
So, there it stands, Yeti like, waiting to be plugged in. That's a very straightforward process- no CD software, no pre-amp, just plug into your computer's USB socket, wait for it to be recognised and away you go. Of course, you need to have recording software on your computer to save the recording and there are many different types (Audacity is an example of freeware) so choose the software that suits your needs. As for the microphone, after playing around with the chunky gain dial for more or less sensitivity and flicking between settings on the other dial, you'll soon find your the level you are comfortable with to begin recording.
It's a great mic for someone who wants solid performance with ease of use. It can even be taken off its table stand and fixed onto a regular microphone stand for those lead singers amongst you.JG. Website:www.bluemic.com
So, there it stands, Yeti like, waiting to be plugged in. That's a very straightforward process- no CD software, no pre-amp, just plug into your computer's USB socket, wait for it to be recognised and away you go. Of course, you need to have recording software on your computer to save the recording and there are many different types (Audacity is an example of freeware) so choose the software that suits your needs. As for the microphone, after playing around with the chunky gain dial for more or less sensitivity and flicking between settings on the other dial, you'll soon find your the level you are comfortable with to begin recording.
It's a great mic for someone who wants solid performance with ease of use. It can even be taken off its table stand and fixed onto a regular microphone stand for those lead singers amongst you.JG. Website:www.bluemic.com
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