Paul Tuttle Voice Services
When my kids were young, I would read them bedtime stories, and would come up with character voices for the different characters in the books. While I served in the Navy, I created music videos for the ships to which I was assigned. Later on, while I was stationed at the NATO base in Portugal, I did some DJ work and was asked to voice a travelogue for Expo ’98, which was in Lisbon, Portugal.
A while after I retired from the Navy, I worked with a man who, after working with me for some time, wrote a script for an independent sci-fi work, and wanted me to star in it. We filmed it here in Cheyenne, Wyoming. It was called “The Prototypes”. You can get the DVD here, and here is the trailer voiced by yours truly.
It was around this time that I began to realize that I could use my voice for commercials and other such works. I did several of these commercials for both local and national businesses.
It was then that I started my own voice business, and created my own website: www.paultuttlevoiceovers.com.
Not too much time had passed before I went to the local Cheyenne Comic-Con and met with an author, Joshua Walker, owner and publisher at Forgotten Places Publishing.
After talking with Josh, I asked if I could voice an audiobook for him. He agreed. This has led to meeting more authors and doing even more audiobooks.
To date we have 7 books on Audible, 2 books by Josh Walker, 2 books by disabled veteran and poet Steven Bates, culminating into several audible books by Ian Thomas Healy and Local Hero Press.
Today, Paul Tuttle Voice Services has a multi-talented cast of voice actors providing the ability to simulate virtually any back ground of character voices imaginable. With more than 30 voice actors, providing more than 100 voices, ready to lend their talents, to provide an authentic sounding radio theatre performance of any written material, giving the listener a truly enjoyable experience, not found by simply reading the book alone.
Paul Tuttle Voice Services has narrated The Oilman’s Daughter and Starf*cker (both as full-cast audio productions).