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Mark MADIA < Back

Gender: Male

Ethnic Origin: Caucasian

Age: 40-50

Hair /Eyes: Brown / Hazel

Height: 5 feet 10 inches

Weight: 181-185

Location: Evanston, Wyoming/ United States

Member Since: 10/08/2003

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Talents: Singer, Voice over

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Languages: English - Fluent

Accents: Asian, Australian, Boston, British, Italian, New York

Voice: Baritone

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I honestly believe that I possess the innate ability to make a big splash in the exciting world of voice-overs and related fields, such as spokesmodeling. I am willing to attempt most anything and I have a strong desire to make memorable first impressions as I would like to forge long-term relationships and repeat business with anyone willing to take a chance on an undiscovered talent. Thanks!

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  Mark P. Madia 637 Harrison Drive Evanston, Wyoming 82930 307-444-6275 OBJECTIVE: To obtain freelance and long-term employment opportunities in the broad spectrum of the voice-over industry. QUALIFICATIONS: <UL> <LI>15 + years in the broadcasting industry in small and medium size markets. <LI>Home studio owner. <LI>Experience in a wide array of broadcast-related employment fields. <LI>Resonant and dynamic natural voice. <LI>Ability to perform many character voices and impressions, including singers. <LI>Accomplished singer - singer with live bands, musicals, public functions, weddings & funerals. <LI>Stage acting experience.</LI></UL> EMPLOYMENT: 1995 to 2003 1987 to 1993            Air Personality, Sports Director - KEVA & Magic 99 Currently host or co-host a morning show Monday-Friday, a weekly public affairs interview program, a weekly classic rock request show, and “tradio” show, along with sports play-by-play for high school football and boy’s & girl’s basketball. Have hosted and co-hosted coach’s and sports call-in shows, as well. Full and part time basis on three station combo in Evanston, Wyoming. 1993 to 1995            Network Studio Host, Air Personality, On-Site Producer -                                    Wyoming Radio Network, KTWO & Magic 94 Radio Announcer-production staff with KTWO & Magic 94 in Casper, Wyoming. Studio host for 30+ station Wyoming Radio Network for University of Wyoming sportscasts with KTWO as flagship station. Later, traveled with Wyoming Cowboys as network on-site producer. Also served as in-studio production assistant, along with voicing and producing network features and broadcast elements.                                                1995 to 2002            Executive Director - Evanston Chamber of Commerce Rewarding and challenging career path for personal and professional growth, which I will always cherish, but not voice-over related. Additional employment has included radio advertising sales, automotive sales at family's dealership, night club disc-jockey & karaoke host, horse-track announcer, mobile disc-jockey, music store manager, and golf course maintenance. <DIR> <DIR> <DIR> <DIR> <DIR>  </DIR></DIR></DIR></DIR></DIR> EDUCATION: 1982 - 1986 Stevens-Henager College - Ogden, Utah 1979 - 1981 University of Wyoming - Laramie, Wyoming 1976 - 1979 Evanston High School   SPECIAL SKILLS and INTERESTS Sports and music are my passions in life. I love performing as a play-by-play announcer and being on either end of a spirited and enlightening interview. This is why radio has been so rewarding. Swimming is my favorite activity for fitness. I sing every day and listen to music in any activity possible. I hope to learn other languages for personal enrichment, while also increasing my marketability. I’ve held many leadership positions and motivate others through positive re-enforcement. I possess an insatiable thirst for knowledge and growth, both personally and professionally. I’m a creative individual who can find humor in most any situation. I look for the good in people first and believe all true and successful relationships employ the art of compromise and effective communication. <DIR> <DIR> <DIR> <DIR> <DIR>  </DIR></DIR></DIR></DIR></DIR>