Rebecca Wood

Rebecca Wood, British Voice with Universal Appeal
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Rebecca Wood is an incredibly talented performer, affiliated with British Equity and located in London, England.

When listening to Rebecca, quality, assurance, and grace flow generously from her voice, giving the impression that Rebecca is sitting right beside you.Her interpretations are timeless and nurture an intimate environment of comfort, trust and sophistication.

Rebecca Wood's background is as rich as her voice implies, drawing on her experiences as a seasoned BBC Radio news reporter and commercial voice talent recording national advertisements.Rebecca has perfected her art over the years, graduating from intensive programs at both theatrical and vocal institutions.

Rebecca has featured 12 voice-over demos on her web page at InteractiveVoices, including the following voice styles:
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Rebecca Wood ( b.1975 ) began the oboe at seven and by 1992 was a finalist in the BBC Young Musician and Principal Oboist of the National Youth Orchestra.She was awarded a scholarship to the Royal Academy of Music where she studied with David Theodore , Celia Nicklin and Douglas Boyd.During her third year , Rebecca won a scholarship to study at the Academy for Performing Arts in Hong Kong where Anthony Camden ( formerly of the LSO ) taught her.She won the Standard Chartered Bank Prize for Outstanding Performance , and the annual concerto competition , performing the Krommer with the Hong Kong Philharmonic.Rebecca then completed the Post-Graduate Orchestral Training Course at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama ( studying with Neil Black and Richard Simpson ) with assistance from the Countess of Munster Musical Trust.
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Rebecca was a finalist in the Royal Over-Seas League competition , and a semi-finalist in both the Shell/LSO and the Isle of Wight International competitions.Rebecca is a busy freelance musician playing with orchestras such as the Philharmonia of the Nations , the Spoleto Festival , and recently as guest Principal with the BBC Philharmonic.