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Michael Berger - Voice-over for TV - Movies - Games
   
   

 

OK It's out. "The Onion Movie" has finally seen the light of day via DVD and pay per view. This much anticipated movie from the minds that brought you the Onion web site sat in limbo for nearly 5 years after creative, company and distribution differences kept it on the shelves. We thought it would never see the light of day...then were blown away to see it on the rack at Target! A collection of comedy sketch pieces based around a television news network, the movie features some very funny bits. Mike plays an announcer for a celebrity roast video commercial. Beware: this sketch is one of the raunchiest and politically incorrect parts of the movie. What the hell...it was a fun session!

When the late JT Walsh died unexpectedly after wrapping up filming on "The Negotiator" the call went out to find someone who could sound like the great character actor, because the dialogue replacement and looping had yet to be completed. Michael got the gig. He is heard extensively in the film. Especially if you happen to see it on the small screen. Quite a bit of dialogue was replaced so the film could be shown on network TV.

Mike has also performed in other movies including "The Bone Collector "(He's the voice of the operator that frustrates Denzel Washington's character while on the cel phone).

Mike did a season of "Son Of The Beach" when the original announcer on the TV show (the legendary Dick Tufeld) had a medical condition that prevented him from working. This was cool for Mike as he's a fan of Timothy Stack and Howard Stern (an executive producer).

Hear one of the show's intros. Click the SOB picture on the left.

Mike appeared as a boxing announcer on the television show "Monk".

And as a newscast promo announcer on "Back to You".

And if you're into Nintendo games, you may remember Michael as the baseball announcer in the highly successful Ken Griffey Jr. Slugfest series.

 

 

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Mike is available from studios in Southern California and his own ISDN studio, which is also equipped with a phone patch.Sessions can be directed from your edit bay, office phone, or cell while stuck in traffic.Files from non-ISDN sessions are delivered via internet from Mike's ftp site.CD and DAT are also available.

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