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EPISODE · Jan 5, 2022 · 43 MIN

Interview with Freelancer Extraordinaire Adam Pritchett

from Doin' the Thing Podcast · host Phillip Macko & Jason Madden

Jason and I espouse entrepreneurial thinking in all its forms - and Adam Pritchett is an example of how creativity and passion can lead to a brilliant entrepreneurial freelancing career. Adam is a classically trained actor, voice talent and (I'm proud to say) the narrator of my audiobook - The Conduit. Adam brought nearly one dozen written characters to life in the project, brought the passion, emotion and vision necessary to create a riveting listen. He does the same for all his clients by way of his work on Fivver.com.  His accents are: RP (posh British), General American, Southern states America, Northern British (Jon Snow, Sean Bean), Scottish (Edinburgh and Glasgow), General Australian, Stereotype French/Russian/German/Japanese/etc (of course I would prefer you use a voice actor from these countries), Cockney/London, Welsh, Cornwall, Bristol, Birmingham (Peaky Blinders) and I can give a go at any others too. Join us for a freewheeling and entertaining conversation. To learn more about how Adam can help you with your next commercial, audiobook or personalized message, check out his profile here.

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