Voice demo

The speaker introduces himself as Scott Rice and does a voice demonstration. He starts with imitating Stitch from Lilo and Stitch, emphasizing the importance of family. He also imitates Goofy and showcases his ability to do different voices, including southern, deeper, naive, and young voices. He mentions that he can do accents but prefers to practice them before vocalizing. He provides a rough example of a British accent and concludes by thanking the listener for their time. Hello there, my name is Scott Rice and this is my voice demonstration, take one. First we start with Stitch from Lilo and Stitch. You forgot to say cute and fluffy. Orhana means family. Family means nobody that's left behind or forgotten. Also do a Goofy from Disney, of course. Go away Mickey, what do we do now? I've been known to do a lot of southern and darker, deeper kind of voices. Concerned that I've had about all I can take. If you want to play games, by all means, let's play. Or maybe something a little bit more naive, young, softer. Well gosh, what else do we do now? I don't know where we're supposed to go. Should we go down that path or should we take a different one? This could be dangerous. For the record, I was not the one who made the decision to come here. None of this was planned. And if I had it my way, none of this would have ever happened. So don't point fingers in my direction. Now I do some accents as well. But I do prefer to take some time before actually vocalizing these. To listen to some examples of it, really hear it, really play it around with. So what you're about to hear is a little bit rough. So bear with me, but it's just to give you an idea. Hey Ninsa, how can I help you? Blimey, I would sure like to be of service if I can. Thank you for taking the time to listen. Have a good day.