ABOUT
Native Tongue: American English
Origin: United States>New England> Massachusetts> South Coast> New Bedford
Time zone: EST
Current Locations: Central New Jersey • New York City
Remote Recording: Zoom, SourceConnect and more!
Member of AEA. Willing to travel. Passport ready.
Voice Gender / Age / Range:
Female; Young Adult • Middle Age • Senior; Tenor • Alto • Mezzo-soprano • Soprano; Sung Range: Ab2 – Eb6
Talent best for:
Audio drama • Film • Web-Videos • Documentaries • Animation • Podcasts • Audio Books • Video Games/Apps • Cartoons • Jingles • Songs • Dubbing/ADR • Front of Camera
Dialects: Various American: Eastern New England • New York City • Queens • Brooklyn • The Bronx • Long Island • Coastal/Lowland Southern
Various World Accents: Australian • British RP • Scottish • Irish • German • Eastern European • Italian • Hindi / Indian English
Languages: French (intermediate) • German (beginner/intermediate) • Italian (beginner/intermediate) • Spanish (beginner/intermediate) • Irish (beginner) • Czech (beginner)
Fun Sound-alikes & Character Types: Julie Andrews aged speaking & young singing voice • Angela Lansbury speaking and singing voice • Grande dame women types: Sophisticated and Worldly • Old Timey Hollywood types • Crass hags; Possessed; Evil • The Good Witch, The Bad Witch, and everyone in between • Silly cartoon voices, creature noises, and squeaks • Likeable creaky voiced old men
Training:
Broadcasting & Commercial Voice Overs: Pierre A. Paquin; Joseph A. Ryan Associates marketing-communications
Acting & Vocal Performance, Musical Theatre: The Boston Conservatory (full-scholarship student)
Acting & Scene Study: Michael Shurtleff; Andrea Southwick
Improv Acting: UCBT NYC; GrownUps Underground NYC
Opera & Musical Theatre Voice: Marni Nixon; Christina Henson-Hayes; Gregory Buchalter; Deena Kaye; Neil Semer
Accents & Dialects: Jennifer Burke</
Languages: Christina Henson-Hayes; Pierre A. Paquin
Experience: WFCC 107.5FM Cape Cod Classical Music Station commercial and broadcasting divisions
The Rendon Group, Boston
Awards
Massachusetts Broadcasters Association Awards:1st Place Award: Radio Station Commercial I.D.
4th Place Children’s Classical Music Program
Studio: Microphone: SHURE SM27 Cardioid/Condenser
Equipment: Steinberg UR24C interface, Yamaha MG10XU
Computer: Microsoft Windows 10 Home, Dell Inspiron 3891 x64-based PC
Processor: 11th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-11400@2.60GHz 2592 MHz, 12 Logical Processors
Software: ADOBE AUDITION 2025; STEINBERG CUBASE PRO 12
Specials
Composer, Film Scorer, Songwriter, Lyricist, Music Producer. Writer across all media: playwright, screenplays, audio theatre
Hello! Thank you so much for visiting me here!
First and foremost, I am an actor. I can coax my voice to emulate certain voice types in an authentic sounding way. I prefer voice acting work that is character-driven, utilizing my abilities and range. I really enjoy documentary narration too, but as you can hear here, I am versatile and open to all types of work. I can also sing all styles of music.
I’m originally from the historic “whaling capital of the world,” the city of New Bedford, Massachusetts, so my natural specific American accent carries a unique blend of punchy local city flavors and worldly, knowing expressiveness. I’m often compared to the voices of Scarlett Johansson, Sigourney Weaver, Jennifer Anniston, and Cate Blanchett.
I sometimes get asked to deliver authentic soundalikes of famous elderly actresses, even though I’ve yet to cross that age threshold. I’m best known for my soundalike of Julie Andrews as “Lady Whistledown” in Bridgerton. It must be said, I do not impersonate, I emulate. I do not do these voices as a joke or comedically, but as a voice actor building a character from the ground up. I respect Julie Andrews’ career journey and admire her greatly. I just happen to have that voice that can do that thing. Likewise, is my soundalike of the late Angela Lansbury, and the very much alive, Judi Dench—women whom I admire. I may not have grown up in Vaudeville or the Old Vic Theatre, but I too started on stage in musicals when I was a child (five years old). I earned my first broadcasting award from the Massachusetts Broadcasters Association for program narration when I was seventeen.
In later years, I studied classical voice in NYC with the late Marni Nixon, the most famous female voice actor of all time. Marni overdubbed leading lady singing voices in musical movies The King and I, My Fair Lady, and West Side Story.
All of this is nice to share with you, however, who I am as a person and artist are driven my dedication to acting and singing in this art form. All of the training and experience doesn’t really matter, the proof is in my talent and my work. Everything else just confirms my innate desire to continue collaborating with others to do this challenging and fun creative work.
Thanks for visiting!
My very best,
Mim
Contact:
mim@mimpaquin.com
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