About
Wyntner Woody is a performer whose work spans audiobooks, the stage, television & radio, live music and the moving image. A graduate of Cornell and Yale, his fortunate career has led him to a variety of fascinating engagements: recording Justice Scalia’s audiobook, singing in Mandarin on prime-time Chinese TV, performing the music of the 1940s live at the New Orleans Jazz Museum at the Old U.S. Mint, and playing the lead role in a dystopian film directed by a talented 17 year-old film-maker.
Training:
SPECIAL SKILLS
Comic timing
Singing (trained tenor)
Mandarin Chinese (native fluency)
Japanese, French (proficiency)
RECENT TRAINING FOCUS
Dialect Training, Paul Meier
Physical Theatre and Mask Technique, David Poznanter
Alexander Technique, Christine Lidvall
Movement and Tap, Sara Draper
(Past Training: Voice, Master Shih Hong-e, Shanghai Conservatory of Music)
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Voice and range
Proficient accents
Voice ages
Languages
Voice presentation
Heritage / identity
Selected credits
3 listed · 41 to 100 narrated
Genres
More samples
5 totalWorking details
Experience
41 to 100 audiobooks
25 years narrating
Studio
Home studio · edits at home
DAW: Reaper
Rates
Negotiable / varies by project
RS Plus $100 to $200 PFH portion