Hondo Kirk

I worked on the Cherokee Dub version of the Rings of Power I recorded and edited only a small portion.

I also recorded and edited a small portion of the Cherokee Dub version of How to Train Your Dragon.

I learned how to record and edit on protools.

• I was lucky enough to join the 13th Cohort of the (CLMAP) Cherokee Language Master Apprentice Program, and spent 2 year ready, writing, and speaking Cherokee.
• The first 6 months was dedicated to honing our vocabulary and also beginner stage introductions.
• The 2nd semester really took a turn when we were being taught how to conjugate in the Cherokee language but like anything else you practice till your the best at it.
• the 3rd semester probably the toughest one is when we started learning to teach the newcomers and also develop more of our conversational skills.
• The last semester was all dedicated to conversing in Cherokee no english in the previous classes their may have been a bit of english used but not in the 4th. We also would teach the 2nd semester students and job shadowed for jobs we may want after we graduate.

• I would grind pipe and steel all day for future projects.
• I became certified to use a forklift and was able to do more work because of it.
• I was also a pipefitter, I would set up pipe to be welded for the more experienced welders.
• I also welded on small projects when I was needed.

• I was introduced to voice acting when I was asked to play a small role in the Cherokee Dub of The Rings of Power where I played Finrod the older brother to the main protagonist Galadriel
• I was later asked to audition for another project at first I thought I was auditioning for a smaller role as well to my surprise I was cast as the main protagonist for the Cherokee Dub of How to Train Your Dragon, Hiccup.

• I would be responsible with mowing, weed-eating, and trimming to keep the camp up to date for the summer.
• I did operate groundskeeping equipment to ensure the camp was kept clean.
• I also worked as a councilor there we would do activities with the students and even host events for them I also talked about my experience going to college.

• I took orders and delivered food and drinks to the customers.
• I would also be responsible for bringing the customers their change and any other condiments they required.
• We as a team would cleaned and sanitize the work stations and equipment to keep the customers, ourselves and food safe.
• I was soon put on the line as a cook but would still run orders out if I was asked.