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Male Voice Talent

As the male voice talent on Television and Radio Commercials, Infomercials, Narrations for Industrial, Corporate, Business, Medical and Educational Videos, Films, CD-ROMs and Internet Web Sites, Chuck Buell has fashioned a solid reputation as a well-established professional voice artist.

Chuck’s also been the animated male voice talent as Captain America for select Comic Book projects, the Super Hero “Auto Park Man” for a conglomerate of auto dealers television spots, various roles in action-packed Video Games, and a doctor with a friendly bedside manner explaining a revolutionary new heart procedure on a video directed to the medical community.

He can also be heard as the narrator of an in-depth television documentary relating the history of an ancient and colorful, thousands year old country. Chuck’s been the TV Imaging voice of television stations telling viewers what’s coming up, when, with whom and sometimes even why!

As a male voice over artist, he’s prerecorded Executive and Company Officers introductions and biographies for major Business Meetings and Seminars. He’s been the first one that callers hear as the welcoming voice of business telephone answering systems as well as a voice on airlines’ in-flight audio programs.

If you’re a fan of classic radio and TV commercials, you no doubt are familiar with the great pop artists radio series from Coca Cola. The most popular music artists have been singing the virtue’s of this famous beverage in their own signature style for years.

Perhaps the most memorable collection of all features the breezy style of the New Seekers. So huge was the response to their catchy musical presentation that a million selling song, “I’d Like to Teach the World to Sing,” followed their original commercial version, “I’d Like to Buy the World a Coke!”

When the soft drink’s advertising agency was looking for a male voice talent to tag that spot, it was Chuck who was selected to tell us all just who was singing that classic tune. “The New Seekers buying the world a Coke!” was the famous phrase heard at the end of 30 second and 60 second versions which aired just about everywhere for years! Chuck was also the male voice over chosen to tag similarly sung spots by The Brooklyn Bridge, B. J. Thomas and other great performers.

Of all the many voice projects he’s done, are there any he still wants to do? “There’s always great new experiences in the world of a male voice talent,” Chuck says. "I’d still like to be the one who tells you to ‘keep your hands and arms inside the car until the ride has come to a complete stop!’ Or, ‘The white zone is for loading and unloading passengers only!’ I think the voice of a kiosk in a shopping mall would be a kick to do too!”

So whatever your audio project might be, when you need a reliable, experienced and professional male voice talent, consider Chuck Buell as your choice for male voice over duties.