You Can Hear
the Difference.
A really professional voice talent not only sounds good talking
but, more importantly, knows what he’s talking about. They push
all the right buttons – with the gear, and with the clients. And not everybody can do both: work behind the microphone in a booth, and push the studio control buttons at the same time.
The communications industry is full of voices in the crowd. Your corporate communication needs one that rises above the clatter and clutter.
Come inside and listen. Then, send me your copy, and I’ll
demonstrate how, with just the right voice doing the talking for
your message, you can hear the difference!
The Man Behind the Microphone...
Choosing voice talent for any corporate communications project or literary work of art should be done with a discerning ear, not a dart board! If you’re committed to producing something people will consider “the very best”, you need to listen to the experience behind, and in between, the words. The criteria has got to be more than “I’ll know what I like when I hear it”. When an experienced, seasoned pro voice speaks your words… you can hear the difference!
I started my communications journey studying foreign languages. Then I got bitten by the broadcasting bug. Volunteer College Radio quickly became Pro Commercial Radio. I spent twenty years on the air helping to invent FM Rock Radio in New England. Then spent ten years working at New Hampshire advertising agencies, as a Broadcast Producer and Account Executive. Then bought an existing recording studio operation and ran it almost single handedly, specializing in spoken-word corporate communications production. Almost thirty years later, I’ve finally got this business right where I want it! I’m over 70 now, and “Studio B” is in my nearly 200-year old-home, overlooking the fields and forest of southern New Hampshire. I’ve become selective about only doing projects that are worth my while, even though I’m not in it for the money anymore. I’ve taken a lot of risks and made a lot of bids for work over time. But I keep on Truckin’. Biedrzycki may look funny, but it’s pronounced like what a good gambler should not do…bid-RISKY! The Grateful Dead said it best: “What a long, strange trip it’s been!” I prefer to tell people: “I’ll be talking to you!”
What Have I Done?
Now in “semi-retirement”, I am very selective about the projects I support. They’ve got to be enjoyable, high-profile and profitable…I’ve already done virtually all the rest:
Commercials
Probably thousands of radio and TV commercials—and not just the voice… often the creative concept, copy, and production, as well. I bring more to the table than “just another pretty voice”.
E-Learning and Corporate Training
Courses on everything from finance to medicine to electronics equipment to job functions, for global companies large and small.
Narration
For business-to-consumer and business-to-business videos, shown at trade shows, sales meetings, award shows, patient bedsides and on websites seen around the world.
Live Events
Radio programs, syndicated nationally and worldwide; and both as on-stage host and emcee, and the (heard-but-not-seen) “voice of god” show announcer.
