Here’s a picture of me in my recording session yesterday! It was an ISDN session at Dave and Dave’s. It was one of the most fun spots I’ve ever done. I had to sing super fast in the tune of “99 Bottle of Beer on the Wall” but use different lyrics about Sonic’s yummy drinks, like Cherry Limeade.
Booked this one through Nancy Wolfson (who taught me how to read commercial copy in the first place) and the Stars Agency in San Francisco.
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Tagged Dave & Dave, Nancy Wolfson, Stars Agency, Voice Over, voice over agents, voice over job, voice over work
If you heard the first part of Boojum and you are a human being with even the slightest bit of imagination, you must be dying to hear the second part of this! I know I am.
I’ve sent out loads of announcements about this but I think everyone’s busy or not interested (perhaps because it’s not video, but a podcast? I dunno). Dude, nobody knows what they’re missing! The world that Bear and Monette create, along with the audio bed the Drabblecast laid the story in, is so detailed and so cool that I’ve been having dreams about it.
Here’s the second and final part of the story. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did.
Posted in Audio, I'm Into This!, Voice Over
Tagged Boojum, drabblecast, Elizabeth Bear, podcast, sarah monette, sci-fi, science fiction, Voice Over, voice over job
Pretty cool, huh? I noticed this on my way out after a little voice over job on the Young & the Restless. The lighting guy said that’s a piece of history right there. Television City is where the Young & the Restless is filmed and it was the first studio built for television. Any TV that aired before was shot in old radio studios.
Posted in I'm Into This!, My Life
Tagged Television City, The Young & the Restless, Voice Over, voice over job, Y&R
Last summer I booked my highest profile voice over job yet….and it was a video game. I had one actual part, Nara Selephais, and three other ‘incidental’ roles. All of the parts ended up being super challenging and wicked fun. The director was so intense to work with. Ginny McSwain was her name and I’d heard of her several times before of being this great voice over director who does a lot of jobs at Disney. I was stoked when I found out I’d get to work with her.
Now the trailers are coming out all over the place and I can’t believe the principle cast members! Check out this trailer to see who I’m in the game with:
One of the ‘incidental’ roles I got to play the madame of an alien whore house – super trashy and smarmy – it was so freakin fun!!!
Posted in The Business of Voice Over, Voice Over
Tagged bioware, Mass Effect 2, video games, voice over job
