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Voice Actor Genevieve Baer is a Versatile and Experienced Singer
Genevieve Baer is an award-winning performer who has been singing since she was a child. She has acted and sung on stages across the country. She began professional singing lessons as a pre-teen where she developed her 3 Octave range and mastered a variety of genres–including Broadway, Classical, Country, Rock, Folk, Alternative, Jazz, Blues, and Pop. While her tone could most accurately be described as “Mezzo Soprano”, her range can really cover almost any piece of music.
Genevieve loves the opportunity to put her singing and vocal skills to work in the voice over world in a variety of ways. She has provided the vocals for commercial jingles and Sonic Branding. She has been the singing voice for countless characters in TV and Radio commercials and Animated Videos. Not only can she hit all the right notes, but she can do it while inhabiting the character voice of your choosing.
Her vocals can be heard on the studio album “Something Brilliant’s About To Happen” and she has been part of the opening act for the popular band, Cloud Cult when they played at E-Town Hall in Boulder, Colorado in 2014.
Genevieve traveled the country in the Theatreworks USA tour of Little Red Riding Hood (playing Little Red). She had had the honor of performing at DC’s Fords Theatre in multiple productions. Genevieve was part of the original cast of Newsical the Musical as it launched it’s first Regional production in Denver, Colorado. A few of Genevieve Baer’s favorite musical theatre roles have included “Eva Peron” in Evita, “Little Sally” in Urinetown, “Cordelia” in Falsettos, “Sally” in You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown, and “Adelaide” in Guys and Dolls (performed with the Syracuse Symphony Orchestra.
Genevieve Baer Singing Videos
Christmas Tree Shops Radio
Wash Your Hands Wear Your Mask
O'Tooles Garden Center Jingle
Newsical The Musical
Huge range and Flexibility for all of your Commercial Singing and Jingle Needs
Whether the song calls for a clear (Disney type) tone, a powerful belt, or something more warm and intimate…Genevieve’s can deliver the vocals you’re looking for. Genevieve has a strong belt and chest voice that can hit the back of the room. Her warm mix can go from sultry to soothing. Genevieve’s head voice can hit whistle tones in the rafters. She reads music and can learn new songs quickly.
Why hire a voice actor who sings?
While there are many skilled singers out there, having a beautiful voice is not enough to move your audience. Genevieve has the ability to deliver the beautiful notes while conveying the emotion of the character through the music. If it’s a character voice you’re looking for, Genevieve can sing your song while inhabiting that character in an authentic way. If you simply want an actress who can connect with the music, infusing it with emotion and believability, whilst still delivering a pitch perfect singing performance, Genevieve Baer can handle the job.
She has voiced a Cowboy Bunny singing a Country song, a rapping Dog who wants to teach Children about immunizations, an overly enthusiastic Mom who is Christmas shopping, a Disney Princess, and countless other characters and singing styles. Genevieve has the ability to adapt her vocals to fit the job. She has a deep knowledge of music and rhythm and near perfect pitch. Whether you want her to harmonize or take the lead vocals, she can help make the job feel easy.
Sonic Branding versus Jingles
The terms Sonic Branding and Jingle are often used interchangeably. But in reality, jingles are actually a subset of sonic branding. In other words, jingles are a type of sonic branding.
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Sonic branding is a brand’s audio identity that’s used across multiple mediums to create an emotional connection with consumers. Sonic branding can include music, sound, and voice, and it’s used in many places, such as TV, advertising, stores, and apps.
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Jingles
A short, catchy piece of music that’s designed to capture attention and reinforce brand recognition. Jingles often include a company’s name, product, or tagline, and are intended to encourage people to make a purchase.
The What and Why of Jingles in the Commercial World
- Emotional connections: It’s not secret that music creates emotional connections. Jingles connect to customer’s emotions which can lead to brand recognition and customer loyalty.
- Brand identity: Jingles are short, unique, and should be memorable. Many of us can still remember and sing the jingles we heard as small children. Just a mere mention of a brand can call up a catchy song in a customer’s mind–thanks to a great jingle.
- Memorability: Jingles are written to be catchy, repetitive, and simple, making them easy to remember. A great jingle can remind customers of who you are and what you do.
- Cost-effective Advertising Method: Jingles can be a cost-effective marketing method. Jingles can be changed and modified slightly over time. This way they can be updated while maintaining brand recognition.
- Generational Connection: The strongest jingles can become generational, as children and grandchildren of customers learn these catchy tunes and choose to remain loyal to the brand.
- Brand Influencers: Jingles can job both short and long-term memory and influence customer choices. Consumers may choose to go with the brand whose jingle pops into their head and creates a positive affinity for the brand.
Genevieve Baer is a Professionally Trained Singer and Experienced Performer
Genevieve continued her singing and vocal training in college where she earned a BFA in Musical Theatre from Syracuse University. The program consisted of four years of intensive performance training. She received private voice lessons weekly along with intensive vocal performance classes where she performed a variety of music. Other graduates of the Syracuse University Musical Theatre program have included Taye Diggs, Vanessa Williams, Jesse Meuller, and Aaron Sorkin to name a few.
It was in the Musical Theatre world where Genevieve Baer learned how to inhabit a character through song. Singing beautifully is one thing; however, singing while staying connecting to the character and the “why” of what they’re singing is far more effective. Whether Genevieve is singing with her natural voice or taking on a character voice, she knows how to make it believable and entertaining.
Genevieve’s vocals had performances have been honored many times through nominations and awards. She is the recipient of the Arthur Storch Award for “Artistic Growth” from Syracuse University and the 2007 Henry Award for Best Supporting Actress in a musical for her performance as “Little Sally” in Urinetown…just to name a few.
