Omnivoix has a broad talent base that includes people of all ages and abilities who can be called upon to fulfill your requirements. We have highlighted a few of our talents here. Give us a call today to discuss how we can help you get your message out to the public effectively.

Terry Perrin
Terry is a published author who has won many diverse awards -- from a dance contest to the "Martha Blackburn Scholarship" for Women in Radio. Not afraid of challenges, Terry lived for 4 months with no hydro or telephone, practically built her own house, worked for Social agencies and charities, returned to College full time to study Radio Broadcasting and worked as a DJ for about a year before deciding that poverty was getting a little tiresome. All this, plus Terry's extensive business experience in several fields, makes her one of Omnivoix's greatest assets.

Katherine Ryan
Katherine has won many awards for public speaking, writing and visual arts. Having attended a French school for eight years, she is the most fluent of Omnivoix's French speaking talent, with a fluid, natural accent. Katherine has sung, danced and performed diverse roles on stage and television, and was Bluewater Musical Productions' show choreographer for 2 years. Her mastery of dialects, characterizations and comedic timing is limitless. Katherine can often be seen on Canada's MUCH Music, and is currently a regular performer at Yuk Yuk's Comedy club in downtown Toronto and surrounding area clubs.

Julie McCarthy
If you work out at Sarnia's Fitness for Her, you've heard Julie encourage you or let you know when to check your heart rate. She's also the English and French voice for one of Sarnia's petrochemical companies. Julie has a broad range of local stage experience which includes dramatic, comedic and musical performing.

Abram Letkeman
Abe theatre debut was as the romantic lead in Omnivoix's production of Sugar, a role played by Tony Curtis in the movie Some Like it Hot. Abe has a soothing, deep voice, is a master mimic, and is a perfectionist in everything he does.

Matthew Holloway
Matt's British heritage gives him an uncanny ability not only to speak with a realistic British accent, but to use the British slang and speech patterns to perfection. His real accent is all-Canadian, and no matter what character he's recording, he always sounds very natural and clear.