Good for her! (The Brooklyn is terrible.)

It won't get her a lot of work as an actor, but it's a neat party trick!

Texas was a bit over the top, but this is talent, folks! good actors can go this - turn it on and off like a switch... we'll be seeing more of her...

That was mostly CRAP! Mostly!

Something about her says "Computer generated." It might be the teeth, or the way her hair fails to rest on her right shoulder. The teeth are quite possible bleached, but the transitions between the accents also have a "morphy" feel to them. That could be compression artifacts, though.

I'm not sure what the computer would assist, as the voice sounds the same between them. Still, that's the impression it gave.

Being from Toronto myself, I have to say she sounded more like Fargo North Dakota to me. If that's how bad her Toronto accent is, I have no reason to expect that the rest of them are any more convincing to a native.

That said, I've been in L.A. for many years, and her L.A. accent wasn't too bad.

Get this right people, we Californian's have no accent!!!

Aside from that, I thought she was great. Her variations in presentation added to the humor.

Well done!!!

Big deal... I can do quite a few different accents myself. Where was her Boston accent? Didn't hear the Boston accent in there.

Absolutely annoying save one... the Seattle, Washington accent didn't grate.

Hi, I'm Amy Walker, and did you know that Italy is in Russia? And that Toronto is in Minnesota? And that I don't have a clue as to what "pitch contour," "dynamic range," or "cadence" means?

And I don't need to. Because I'm an ACTRESS!

The English wouldn't pass muster in England...

I am fascinated with languages, accents, and dialects. I thought this was amazing.

These seem to be "stage accents". Such accents are usually only approximations; once you land a particular role, you can hone and perfect your accent, perhaps with a coach, until it's a dead ringer. As it is, she shows great talent and should have a leg up on getting roles if she intends to pursue acting.

The German wasn't very good, although the earlier ones sounded fine. Sadly, I wasn't able to withstand the entire piece. Too annoying.

Needs to work on the southern accents, but otherwise, very good.

As a lover of languages and accents, I found this fascinating and highly entertaining. I would love to know where she is actually from, and what her accent is (everyone has an accent, despite most people--especially Americans--thinking of their own speech as "normal" but others' having an accent). Being able to do so many regional accents to a relatively small locale (like London, for example: "posh" vs. "East End"), is most impressive. Furthermore, I have been teaching French for years and can detect a fake French accent in a heartbeat, and hers was terrific. I love to see people who have talent for unusual things, and this woman definitely fits the bill.

How's she going to support herself?