Hi—Mike here! From adorable robots and wise-cracking raccoons to sinister mob bosses and reluctant heroes, I deliver dynamic voice acting with broadcast-quality sound and fast turnaround. Need a great voice for your next project?
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Your latest project deserves great voice talent and killer sound. I offer a wide range of services, delivering dependable, broadcast-quality recordings from a quiet, controlled environment.
Professional Voice Over Services
• Video games
• Animation
• Dubbing and ADR
• Toys and Apps
• Promos and Trailers
• Phone Systems (IVR)
• Social media campaigns
• Advertisements and PSAs
• Voiceover Coaching
• And lots more!
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Neumann TLM-102 | UA Apollo Solo | Adobe Audition |
Isolated, acoustically treated sound booth | Production-level sound!
Satisfied clients keep coming back for more!
I'm proud to have forged long-lasting relationships with companies and studios, both large and small. Clients have trusted me for video game characters, animation, educational narration, commercial voice over, and more, with reviews highlighting professional audio, fast turnaround, versatility, and responsiveness to direction.
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MORE THAN JUST READING THE SCRIPT.
An audition might only give you a handful of lines, but that doesn’t mean you only have a handful of lines’ worth of character to work with. Mike helps actors dig into the script, understand the scene, develop the character beyond what’s explicitly written, and make strong, deliberate choices that give the read personality and purpose.
BUILD CHARACTERS, NOT JUST VOICES!
For character work, that also means developing range without simply collecting different voices. Each character needs to feel like a different person, with their own point of view, personality, energy, and place in the story. Mike works with actors on creating clear separation between characters while keeping the performance grounded and believable.
MAKE AUDITIONS YOUR OWN.
Auditioning can easily become a numbers game—record it, send it, move on to the next one. Mike’s approach puts the creative work back at the center of the process. Instead of chasing a “correct” read, you’ll explore the material, experiment with choices, take risks, and learn how to make an audition distinctly yours.
Whether you’re brand new to voice acting, trying to strengthen your auditions, or looking to push your character work further, coaching with Mike is about more than getting through a script. It’s about understanding what’s happening beyond the words on the page and making choices that bring a performance to life.
Choose coaching that works for you!
Private 1-on-1 video calls and over-the phone coaching gives you focused time to work on your individual goals, whether that’s character development, animation, video games, commercial reads, script interpretation, audition technique, vocal range, or simply figuring out why a read isn’t working. Zoom Sessions are recorded so you can rewatch as many times as you would like and absorb everything at your own pace.Virtual Group Classes offer the benefits of coaching in a group setting. You’ll receive feedback and direction on your own work while also learning from the choices, performances, direction, and adjustments happening with other actors in the session.Whether you’re developing your skills, preparing an audition, or trying to break out of habits that are holding your performances back, the goal is the same: stronger choices, stronger characters, and more confident work behind the mic.
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Voice acting stories, audition tips, industry insights, and advice from professional voice actor Mike Delamorte
Why Versatility Matters When Hiring a Voice Actor for Video Games, Animation, and Content
When people look to hire a voice actor, they usually think in terms of filling one role—one voice, one character, one job. But in reality, especially in video games, animation, and educational content, it’s rarely that simple.
Up Coming Topics- OffScript & Mike'd Up
From Screaming in a Band to Screaming in a Booth: How Mike Delamorte Found Voice Acting: From fronting a band to experimenting with voices behind a microphone, Mike’s path into voice acting wasn’t exactly a straight line. A look at how years of performing, creating, and making weird noises eventually turned into a career behind the mic.
You Don’t Have to Audition for Everything: More auditions don’t necessarily mean better auditions. Why being selective, giving yourself room to grow, and focusing on the work can be more valuable than treating every available role like another number to hit.
What 900+ Auditions Teach You About Voice Acting: Hundreds of auditions mean hundreds of chances to experiment, get rejected, improve, and try again. A look at what changes when auditioning becomes part of the job—and what all those reads can teach you along the way.
One Actor, Multiple Characters: How to Make Each Voice Actually Feel Different: Playing multiple characters takes more than changing your pitch or throwing on an accent. Creating real separation means giving each character their own personality, energy, perspective, and place in the story.
What Makes a Voice Actor Easy to Work With?: Talent matters, but so do reliability, flexibility, communication, taking direction, and delivering clean professional audio. What clients and directors actually value when they find a voice actor they want to hire again.
Your First Voice-Over Setup Doesn’t Need to Be Your Forever Setup: You don’t need a dream studio on day one to start developing your craft. Mike’s own setup evolved along with his career, and there’s a lot to be said for learning, working, and upgrading as you grow.
How to Break Down a Voice-Over Script Instead of Just Reading It: The words on the page are only the beginning. Script breakdown is about figuring out who you’re talking to, what’s happening in the scene, what your character wants, and why those particular words are being said.
Character Voice vs. Character Acting- There’s a Difference: A cool voice might get someone’s attention, but a character needs more than a sound. The difference between creating a voice and creating a believable character—and why acting choices are what make the performance work.
Why Versatility Matters When Hiring a Voice Actor for Video Games, Animation, and Content
When people look to hire a voice actor, they usually think in terms of filling one role—one voice, one character, one job.But in reality, especially in video games, animation, and educational content, it’s rarely that simple.A single project might need:
a narrator for one section
a character voice actor for another
background voices or side characters to fill out the world
And every additional role means more casting, more coordination, and more time.
That’s where versatility in a voice actor becomes valuable.
Instead of hiring multiple voice actors, working with someone who can shift between narration, character voice acting, and supporting roles allows a project to move faster and stay consistent. It’s not just about doing different voices—it’s about understanding the tone of the project and adapting to what the story needs.For example, in children’s educational content, I’ve worked on projects that needed both voice-over narration and character voices for interactive segments. Being able to provide both meant the team didn’t need to source additional talent or interrupt production.
Versatility in Video Games and Animation
This applies just as much to video game voice acting and animation. Whether it’s handling side characters, extras, or tonal shifts, versatility reduces friction and helps bring the story together.
What Is “Separation” in Voice Acting?
In the voice acting industry, this is often referred to as “separation”—the ability to clearly distinguish between roles so each character feels unique.If you’re looking to hire a voice actor for your project, versatility isn’t just a bonus—it can save time, simplify production, and improve the final result.
Looking for the right voice for your project?
From character voices and narration to video games, animation, and commercial work, get in touch to talk about what your project needs.