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What does it look like to shepherd your school? This episode presents a passionate challenge by a board member to school leaders and to board members in particular to take full ownership of their responsibility for the people under their care. Ernie Weaver brings school board and business leadership experience to this talk as well as perspective from within the classroom through his own time as a teacher and as son and brother of long-time teachers. Ernie shoots straight here: make the hard decisions for the good of your school and stick with your team no matter what. He outlines the principles of the book, The Way of the Shepherd, and applies them to school. His talk is full of examples and concludes with a collection of ideas to try. See the show notes for a few other ideas from the post-session discussion. Additional ideas from post-session discussion Take coffee drinks to school Pack their lunches Make sure single teachers are eating well for suppers Pray over the school Facilitate teachers getting into the homes of their patrons Links This recording was originally published on The Dock as "Encouraging and Blessing Your Teachers": https://thedockforlearning.org/lecture/encouraging-and-blessing-your-teachers/ The Way of the Shepherd by Kevin Leman, William, Pentak, and Marc Cashman: https://www.zondervan.com/9780310305408/the-way-of-the-shepherd/ "Seven Essential Principles for Leading Productive People": https://thedockforlearning.org/wp-content/uploads/The-Way-of-the-Shepherd.docx Information about CASBI: https://casbi.info/ More recordings from CASBI 2022: https://thedockforlearning.org/series/casbi/casbi-2022/ Personality tests: DISC: https://www.discprofiles.com/ Working Genius: https://www.workinggenius.com/
For online coaching sign up to http://www.uhpfitness.com E mail for coaching: support@uhpfitness.com Supplements: http://www.UHPnutrition.com All my links http://www.Beacons.ai/rogersnipes My social media channels http://www.instagram.com/rogersnipes http://www.instagram.com/uhpfitness http://www.instagram.com/therogersnipesshow http://www.facebook.com/rogersnipes http://www.x.com/rogersnipes https://youtube.com/@rogersnipes0 Today we dive into the life of Marc Cashman a voice actor with an incredible insite in life. Not only do we learn about his journey but he gives many life hacks along the way. Schedule a V-O coaching session: https://calendly.com/marc-cashman/coaching www.cashmancommercials.com
Today, we talk with voice actor Craig Williams. He's a British expat living and working in Houston, TX. Craig has been in voice over for 7 years and brings a unique perspective to the industry because of his upbringing, Scottish heritage, experience as an electrical engineer and club DJ. In today's episode, we chat about all of that, why he's been in way too many helicopters, the coach that changed his VO career, and why our accountability calls have led to the success both of us have had in our own careers. _____________________________ The VO Freedom Master Plan: https://paulschmidtpro.com/vo-freedom-master-plan The VO Pro Community: https://vopro.app Use code You15Tube for 15% your subscription for life. My Move Touch Inspire Newsletter for Voice Actors: https://paulschmidtpro.com/move-touch-inspire-youtube Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/vofreedom 7 Steps to Staring and Developing a Career in Voiceover: https://members.paulschmidtpro.com/7-steps-yt The VO Pro Shop: https://paulschmidtpro.com/pro-shop Say Hi on Social: https://pillar.io/paulschmidtpro https://www.instagram.com/paulschmidtvo https://www.clubhouse.com/@paulschmidtvo https://www.linkedin.com/in/paulschmidtvo/ My voice over website: https://paulschmidtvoice.com GVAA Rate Guide: http://vorateguide.com Tools and People I Work with and Recommend (If you use these links to buy something I may earn a commission.): Recommended Book List with Links: https://amzn.to/3H9sBOO Gear I Use with Links: https://amzn.to/3V4d3kZ As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. For lead generation and targeting - Apollo.io: https://apollo.grsm.io/yt-paulschmidtpro Way Better than Linktree: https://pillar.io/referral/paulschmidtpro
Marc Cashman was a delight as we chat about the importance of growing a VO business, and his well known coaching services, helping hundreds of voice actors everyday in the industry.
The Old Dogs ask whether it's possible, truly, to do absolutely nothing. And, if so, how much practice does it take? Podnuggets: A Case of Foreign Accent Syndrome. The Dutch Art of Doing Nothing. The Oldest Flight Attendant. Bye, Bye to Landlines. The Top Five Regrets of the Dying.The Old Dogs Conversation is with Marc Cashman, a rather well-known voiceover coach with a history of writing funny radio commercials, being a sought-after voice talent, and narrator of some 200 audiobooks. Marc talks about the past, present and future of the voiceover business.
2022.11.14 – 0683 – Narration Stamina Stamina – you will need to read a lot of words in a short period of time: 4-6 hours in front of a mic each day is not unheard of for an audiobook narrator. So, you need committed energy and the ability to sound the same at the end of the day as you did at the start.Performing a 30-second spot is like running a 50-yard dash; a 60-second spot is like a running 100-yard dash; an audiobook is like running a marathon.Marc Cashman, backstage.com[1] [1] https://www.backstage.com/magazine/article/10-skills-you-need-for-audiobook-narration-voice-work-67133/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
WE ARE BACK, FOR MORE VO.. BS With 10 AMAZING TIPS from our good friend, VO Coach and author, Marc Cashman! There's so much to know to succeed in the Freelance VO business. Marc has published a daily tip for professionals the past few years enlightening all of us of the acting skills, technical procedures and protocols that make you stand out of the crowd! MARC is an award-winning Radio and TV commercial producer, as well as a working voice actor. As Voice President of Cashman Commercials, he's won over 150 advertising awards and is a veteran voice actor with experience in Radio, TV commercials, film dubbing, animated series, video games, and over 200 audiobooks. And he authored one of the best-selling books on voice acting, “V-Oh! Tips, Tricks, Tools and Techniques to Start and Sustain Your Voiceover Career,” We love our fans and donors for your continued support. VOBS can't be here without YOU and our other great supporters: Voice Over Essentials voice over VO Heroes Source Elements Voice Actor Websites Voice Over Xtra JMC Demos & World-Voices Organization
Marc Cashman is currently represented by numerous talent agencies around the country. In addition to his production schedule, he's taught undergraduate and graduate students at USC, UCLA, and California Institute of the Arts, and instructs voice-acting at all levels.He also coaches voice actors worldwide, produces V-O demos, and pens online columns for Backstage.marc@cashmancommercials.comhttps://cashmancommercials.com/
Marc Cashman is voice over artist, coach, and producer with over 40 years of success in this industry. He is also the writer of the best selling voice over book "V-OH!". He is a National and international voiceover instructor and coach. Recognized as one of the top V-O instructors in the U.S. and abroad through classes both in-studio and online. In this episode we talk about: - Voice descriptors - Staying relevant in the voice over industry - The art of how to tell your client's story.
We go into full Randominity w/ Master Voiceover artist and instructor Marc Cashman but still have a top 12 list and Random Topics to keep things rolling. Plus - We Celebrate our top rankings on Goodpods as we are still in the top 20 for Indie Comedy Interviews and #42 ALL TIME against all the big boy comedy big money shows!!--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/therandomkristianshow/messageSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/therandomkristianshow/support
Marc Cashman, the original VO Talent on “both sides of the glass”. This humble voiceover talent and coach has been in the business for over 44 years! Voted one of the “Best Voices of the Year” by AudioFile Magazine three times - and an Audie winner - Marc is a veteran voice actor with studio experience in Radio, TV and Internet commercials, foreign film dubbing, animated series, video games, and over 150 audiobooks. Signup for our show takeaways, resources, and drink recipes before episodes air here: https://www.speechlessvo.com/ Resources mentioned in this episode: Marc Cashman's website: https://cashmancommercials.com/ marc@cashmancommercials.com Join us: https://www.speechlessvo.com/ Email us: SpeechlessVO@gmail.com Subscribe to our YouTube channel: SpeechlessVO Follow us on Instagram: @speechlessvo Written and Produced by Voice Talent, Kim Wilson and Natasha Marchewka https://www.kimwilsonvoiceovers.com https://natashamarchewka.com Disclaimer: Please note, although not profuse, the “F” word and the “S” word are included in every show. You're welcome.
http://WWW.YOUTUBE.COM/REBECCALMAHANAND REBECCA SOUNDS REVEILLE YOUTUBE CHANNEL & MOST ALL PODCAST APPS On the first episode in this double-header is Mike Provenzano, who is an Actor, Model, Voice Over Artist, Camera Operator, TV Presenter, Radio Presenter, and a Father of 4. https://www.imdb.com/name/nm2697626/ https://www.facebook.com/mikeaprov The second episode brings Marc Cashman who is President and Creative Director of “Cashman Commercials” in Los Angeles, California and is thee master in Voice-Acting. http://cashmancommercials.com/ https://www.facebook.com/CashmanCommercials/ https://www.amazon.com/V-Oh-Tricks-Techniques-Sustain-Voiceover-ebook/dp/B00O74EUX8/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=v-oh%21&qid=1564950005&s=gateway&sr=8-1 Rebecca L. Mahan TV/Radio Show Host www.facebook.com/rebeccalmahan www.facebook.com/rebeccasoundsreveille --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rebecca-l-mahan/support
http://WWW.YOUTUBE.COM/REBECCALMAHAN AND REBECCA SOUNDS REVEILLE YOUTUBE CHANNEL & MOST ALL PODCAST APPS On the first episode in this double-header is Mike Provenzano, who is an Actor, Model, Voice Over Artist, Camera Operator, TV Presenter, Radio Presenter, and a Father of 4. https://www.imdb.com/name/nm2697626/ https://www.facebook.com/mikeaprov The second episode brings Marc Cashman who is President and Creative Director of "Cashman Commercials" in Los Angeles, California and is thee master in Voice-Acting. http://cashmancommercials.com/ https://www.facebook.com/CashmanCommercials/ https://www.amazon.com/V-Oh-Tricks-Techniques-Sustain-Voiceover-ebook/dp/B00O74EUX8/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=v-oh%21&qid=1564950005&s=gateway&sr=8-1 Rebecca L. Mahan TV/Radio Show Host www.facebook.com/rebeccalmahan www.facebook.com/rebeccasoundsreveille
http://WWW.YOUTUBE.COM/REBECCALMAHAN AND REBECCA SOUNDS REVEILLE YOUTUBE CHANNEL & MOST ALL PODCAST APPS On the first episode in this double-header is Mike Provenzano, who is an Actor, Model, Voice Over Artist, Camera Operator, TV Presenter, Radio Presenter, and a Father of 4. https://www.imdb.com/name/nm2697626/ https://www.facebook.com/mikeaprov The second episode brings Marc Cashman who is President and Creative Director of "Cashman Commercials" in Los Angeles, California and is thee master in Voice-Acting. http://cashmancommercials.com/ https://www.facebook.com/CashmanCommercials/ https://www.amazon.com/V-Oh-Tricks-Techniques-Sustain-Voiceover-ebook/dp/B00O74EUX8/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=v-oh%21&qid=1564950005&s=gateway&sr=8-1 Rebecca L. Mahan TV/Radio Show Host www.facebook.com/rebeccalmahan www.facebook.com/rebeccasoundsreveille
http://WWW.YOUTUBE.COM/REBECCALMAHAN AND REBECCA SOUNDS REVEILLE YOUTUBE CHANNEL & MOST ALL PODCAST APPS On the first episode in this double-header is Mike Provenzano, who is an Actor, Model, Voice Over Artist, Camera Operator, TV Presenter, Radio Presenter, and a Father of 4.https://www.imdb.com/name/nm2697626/ https://www.facebook.com/mikeaprov The second episode brings Marc Cashman who is President and Creative Director of "Cashman Commercials" in Los Angeles, California and is thee master in Voice-Acting.http://cashmancommercials.com/ https://www.facebook.com/CashmanCommercials/ https://www.amazon.com/V-Oh-Tricks-Techniques-Sustain-Voiceover-ebook/dp/B00O74EUX8/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=v-oh%21&qid=1564950005&s=gateway&sr=8-1 Rebecca L. Mahan TV/Radio Show Host www.facebook.com/rebeccalmahan www.facebook.com/rebeccasoundsreveille
My guests today include renowned voiceover artist and coach and owner of Cashman Commercials Marc Cashman whom you've heard and didn't know it. Marc has been in voice acting for many years and worked with Orson Wells and many other greats, wrote the book V-OH! Tips, Tricks & Techniques, won several awards for his work including a Clio Award (very prestigious VO award) and now also coaches VO artists and has his own company. Steven Joiner is a publicist and owner of the S.J. Network handling talent like voice artists, actors, and authors and many talented people of movie and assorted fame. He has a plethora of amazing behind the scene stories and is also looking tyo help new talent like podcasters adn the like. (LIKE YOURS TRULY)--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/therandomkristianshow/messageSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/therandomkristianshow/support
On This Weeks Voice Over Body Shop, We Welcome the Dean of Voice acting, Mr. Marc Cashman! With over 40 years in the voiceover industry, Marc has written hundreds of articles about voice acting for Voices.com, Backstage and NowCasting.com; is in demand for V-O Conventions and Conferences as a Keynote Speaker and Master Class instructor, and has authored one of the top-selling books on voice acting, “V-Oh! Tips, Tricks, Tools and Techniques to Start and Sustain Your Voiceover Career.” When Dan, George and Marc get together, The VO wisdom just gushes out, so grab a bucket We'd love getting questions from you! Send them now to “theguys@vobs.TV or ask them in our Facebook OR YouTube chat! HEY! Catch it live if you can this Monday at 5 Pacific 8 Eastern, or the replay all week on Facebook @https://www.facebook.com/voiceoverbodyshop/ our homepage, VOBS.TV, or our podcast for those of you who love to listen on the go! We love our supporters and donors for your continued support. VOBS can't be here without YOU and our other great supporters:
URL links mentioned in the show:Life Hacks - These Common Household Items Have Mind-Blowing Hidden Functions - Trendy Matter Traffic book - Amazon.com: Traffic: Why We Drive the Way We Do (and What It Says About Us) (Audible Audio Edition): Tom Vanderbilt, Marc Cashman, Random House Audio: Audible AudiobooksRecorded on Thursday, August 5 2021Email the show at bottleofbrown@gmail.comLeave us a voicemail! +1-602-529-4562
MARC CASHMAN is one of the few people in the commercial production business on “both sides of the glass”—as an award-winning Radio and TV commercial producer, as well as a working voice actor. Voice President of Cashman Commercials, Marc creates and produces music and copy advertising for Radio, TV, and Internet, and has won over 150 advertising awards, including the prestigious CLIO, on behalf of hundreds of ad agencies and clients across the country. Voted one of the “Best Voices of the Year” by AudioFile Magazine three times—and an Audie winner—Marc is a veteran voice actor with over 40 years of studio experience in Radio, TV and Internet commercials, foreign film dubbing, animated series, video games, and narrating over 200 audiobooks. Author of one of the best-selling books on voice acting, “V-Oh! Tips, Tricks, Tools and Techniques to Start and Sustain Your Voiceover Career,” Marc is currently represented by numerous talent agencies around the country. In addition to his production schedule, Marc has taught undergraduate and graduate students at USC, UCLA, and California Institute of the Arts, and instructs voice-acting of all levels through his classes through The Cashman Cache of Voice-Acting Techniques in Los Angeles, CA. He also coaches voice actors worldwide, produces V-O demos, and pens online columns for Backstage. Marc is also a guest speaker at Advertising Clubs and Broadcasters Associations throughout the U.S. and other countries and has been a Keynote Speaker or Master Class instructor at VOICE 2008, 2010. 2012 and 2014; VO Atlanta 2013, VO Mastery 2017, and WOVoCON 2018 and 2019. He's been interviewed in dozens of newspapers, magazines, radio, TV, and Internet podcasts.
Voice President of Cashman Commercials, Marc creates and produces music and copy advertising for Radio, TV and Internet, and has won over 150 advertising awards, including the prestigious CLIO, on behalf of hundreds of ad agencies and clients across the country.
Your Message Received Podcast. Find your Business Voice In today's episode, your Host John Duffin (DuffinMedia Voiceover Pro) gets the privilege of interviewing Voice Acting Performing and Coaching Legend... Marc Cashman. I'm grateful to Marc for sharing his extensive experience. Marc has written hundreds of articles about voice acting for Voices.com, Backstage and NowCasting.com; and has authored one of the top-selling books on voice acting, “V-Oh! Tips, Tricks, Tools and Techniques to Start and Sustain Your Voiceover Career.” Marc has over 40 YEARS of acclaimed experience. Marc is an acclaimed working Voice Actor (Voted one of the "Best Voices of the Year" 3 times *** AudioFile Magazine.) Marc has taught VO everywhere- and currently coaches the host of this show! Marc instructs voice-acting at all levels through his V-O classes, “The Cashman Cache of Voice-Acting Techniques” in Los Angeles, CA; He's one of the few V-O instructors on “both sides of the glass.” A Clio-winning Radio and TV commercial copywriter, producer and casting director, and a working voice actor, Marc is Voice President of Cashman Commercials, where he's created, cast and produced copy and music advertising for clients such as Kroger, Charles Schwab, Quizno's, Pella Windows and Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer among many, many others. After enjoying our conversation… feel free to learn more about Marc… https://cashmancommercials.com/ Thanks so much for tuning in! To learn more about John Duffin (Voiceover Professional and Podcast Host) go to… https://duffinmedia.com/
Commercial producer, coach, voice actor, and author Marc Cashman is Julie's guest. They discuss several great tips for CONNECTING to commercial copy, doing away with the notion that the voice actor is only there to read the copy.
Commercial producer, coach, voice actor, and author Marc Cashman is Julie’s guest. They discuss several great tips for CONNECTING to commercial copy, doing away with the notion that the voice actor is only there to read the copy.
Marc Cashman is Voice President of Cashman Commercials, with over 40 years of experience as an award-winning voiceover talent, casting director, copywriter and producer, where he offers V-O coaching in commercial copy, narration, promos, trailers, e-learning, animation, videogames and audiobooks. Connect with Marc! V-Oh!: Tips, Tricks, Tools and Techniques to Start and Sustain Your Voiceover Career FB: Cashman Commercials Twitter: @mcashmanvoice Instagram:Linked In: Marc Cashman Cashman Commercials Connect with Jeremy! Jeremy’s books! FB: Book Boss Tribe Twitter: @the_bookboss Instagram: the_bookboss Linked In: Jeremy Sutton Healthy Books Want to learn more about our guests, download their free gifts, or be on the podcast? Go here and learn more! http://entrepreneurrisingpodcast.com/
Marc gives his insight into avoiding scams in the voice actor world. The most common scam is the check scam, prevalent in all fields. The second scam is a school promising a demo tape at the end of the course, whether the student is ready to record. Marc also talks about playing the plastic surgeon in the video game Twisted Metal. I can't describe it - you have to listen - this is an image you cannot get out of your head !!!! During this episode we give a shout out to Larry Hudson, another Voice Over Actor who also teaches editing techniques through the Audacity and Adobe Audition platforms. Larry's contact info is lh@larryhudsonvo.com Marc can be reached at cashmancommercials.com. Any questions for me? studiocitynow@gmail.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/michelemarotta/support
On today's episode of "Live with Squacky", Val talks with Sean Mahan. Sean is a professional voice actor who attended MAVO2018 as his first voiceover conference a few years back and has been progressing in his career since then. Sean talks about his experience at MAVO events, what his upcoming goals are, who he's trained with, what he likes to do in his spare time, how he feels about coffee(!!), superpowers and what he's looking forward to at Mini MAVO2020 coming up on November 6-8, 2020! This is a great interview that's casual, informational and fun! For more information about Sean, you can connect with him on social media: Twitter @seanmahanvo, FB, LinkedIn or Instagram @seanmahanvo.**"Live with Squacky" is mixed and mastered by everybody's favorite Voiceover tech, Uncle Roy Yokelson of Antland Productions. For more info about "Uncle" Roy or to contact him, visit http://www.antlandproductions.com/*****"Live with Squacky" is sponsored in part by Mid-Atlantic Voiceover, LLC and Antland Productions."***For more information about the "Mini MAVO2020" online conference taking place on November 6-8, 2020 and to register today, visit https://www.eventbrite.com/e/mini-mavo2020-tickets-107849019320Special mentions in this podcast: "Uncle" Roy Yokelson, Sara Jane Sherman, Johnny Heller, Marc Scott, Sunday Muse, Anne Ganguzza, Angel Burch, Marc Cashman, Kari Wahlgren and probably more!!! Special thanks to Mike Lenz for doing the outro for this episode!! Mike will be presenting at Mini MAVO2020 on November 6-8 online, so make sure you register so you can attend his session on podcasting! Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREEDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.
Google Marc Cashman's name, and you will be amazed at what you find. Marc started his career as a copywriter, actor and voice over actor. He is not the Marc Cashman in Toronto - he is the Marc Cashman author of V-Oh ! Check out his Voice Cat - Let this Cat out of the bag !! Let this Cat out of the bag. He pounces on Promos. Attacks Animation. Purrs at Trailers. Nimble with Narration. He leaps in and out of Audiobooks. Climbs into ad copy, finding the just the right hook. Marc can be all that. A pro V-O cat. When you let him out of the bag. Voted one of the “Best Voices of the Year”by AudioFile Magazine three times—and an Audie winner—Marc is a veteran voice actor with 40 years of studio experience in Radio, TV and Internet commercials, foreign film dubbing, animated series, video games, and over 150 audiobooks.Marc creates and produces copy and music advertising for radio and television, and was named one of the “Best Voices of the Year” three times by AudioFile Magazine, and has been a keynote speaker and Master Class instructor at VOICE 2008-2014, Keynote Speaker at VO Atlanta 2012, as well as Master Class. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/michelemarotta/support
It’s A Double Header This Week on Voice Over Body Shop! Marc Cashman is one of our industries most respected VO coaches. His book “V-OH” contains many anecdotes and tips to make the most of your voice acting performance and career. We’ll have some fun having Marc showing us how to take direction professionally. Dan and Marc always have fun breaking down copy and showing you how to connect to copy. Also we’ll have a quick chat with J. Michael Collins about the upcoming ONE Voice USA virtual Conference coming up starting August 13th. Lot’s of information on why you might want to attend. Then the replay will be on all week on our homepage, VOBS.TV, on Facebook @https://www.facebook.com/voiceoverbodyshop/and our podcast for those of you who love to listen on the go! We keep it going every week with help from our wonderful supporters! Voiceoveressentials.com, VOHeroes.com Sourceelements.com, VoiceOverXtra.com, VOICEACTORWEBSITES.com and JMC Demos jmcvoiceover.com/demo-production
National and international voiceover instructor and coach. Recognized as one of the top V-O instructors in the U.S. and abroad through classes in "The Cashman Cache of Voiceover Techniques" in Los Angeles, CA, , in-studio and online. Has taught graduate and undergraduate students at USC, UCLA and The California Institute of the Arts. Named one of the "Best Voices of the Year" by AudioFile Magazine three times and an Audie winner. https://www.linkedin.com/in/marc-cashman-b84898/
Confessions, Confrontations & Chaos. The Season 1 Finale. Featuring Performances by Addison Peacock, Sarah Golding, Steve McGrath, A.R. Olivieri, Danyelle Ellett, Lauren Ezzo, Jen Lyles, Melissa Medina, Marc Cashman, Erin Hanson, Karin Heimdahl, Sabrina Bailey, Emma Elizabeth, Michelle Nickolaisen, Bajio Alvarado, Coni Kitts, Ferry Van Der Woude and Kim Reiko. CW: Death, Alcoholism, Traffic Accident. Music by Bajio Alvarado | freesound.org | The Blue Dot Sessions
Dimensional Jumping, alcoholism and other ways to change the world around you. Featuring performances from Addison Peacock, Steve McGrath, Danyelle Ellett, Jordan Cobb, Marc Cashman. Music provided by Bajio Alvarado, Lee Rosevere and Kevin Macleod. Featuring "Cradles" by Sub Urban. Transcripts are available at goodpointepodcasts.com
Who you believe depends upon WHAT you're willing to believe. The search for Buddha Kline begins. Featuring performances from Addison Peacock, A.R. Olivieri, Danyelle Ellett, Roger J. Thacher, Chris Butera, Dallas Wheatley, Cedric Reeve, Marc Cashman, and Celus K.I.P. | Music by Bajio Alvarado | With Additional Music from Lee Rosevere, Kevin Macleod, and Azolan Sollicitus. Transcripts available at goodpointepodcasts.com PROMO: MANIFESTATIONS
This episode of Rebecca Sounds Reveille with is a whopper you don't wanna miss! There are two incredibly hot guests you are sure to find fascinating and will not only want to get to know more but also connect with. One the first how in this double-header is Mike Provenzano, who is an Actor, Model, Voice Over Artist, Singer, Camera Operator, TV Presenter, Radio Presenter, and a Father of 4, who has been quite noticed for his role in "Cage the Bear - The Black Bang." The focus of the film is about hackers who join forces with aliens to take on Russian terrorists and Mike plays the role of a Government Agent. However, this is not the only noteworthy performance of Mike's career in acting, he was also in a short film called, "Tit for Tat," where the plot encompasses the challenges that can occur from concussions. Mike was cast as an emotionally elusive NFL Commissioner and the film received a nomination for "Best Dramatic Short Film" at the "Art is Alive Film Festival" in 2017. Another film, "A Crime To Remember," earned an Emmy Award, whereby Mike performed as a police officer and the show was broadcast on Investigation Discovery as a crime-drama series. Mike has three additional movie's he will talk about on the show, "No Way Out," "Catcalling Man," and Project TimeJump and the teaser for this... "What if you wake up one day, and everyone is gone?" This is yet another one to place on your "Movies To See" checklist! Finally, drum roll, please... Mike is set to star in the series pilot, "The Door," in which he will be playing a police detective. https://www.imdb.com/name/nm2697626/ https://www.facebook.com/mikeaprov Marc Cashman is President and Creative Director of "Cashman Commercials" in Los Angeles, California, and is thee master in Voice-Acting. From creating and producing copy to music advertising for radio and television and internet, he is one of the leading experts even celebrities seek to sharpen their skills. He is the author of one of the top-selling books on voice-acting, "V-Oh! Tips, Tricks, Tools, and Techniques to Start and Sustain Your Voiceover Career." He has received over 150 advertising awards, including the prestigious CLIO, and voted one of the "Best Voices of the Year" three times by AudioFile Magazine. Marc is also a veteran voice actor with over 40 years of studio experience in radio, television and internet commercials, foreign film dubbing, animated series, video games, and over 150 audiobooks. He is currently represented by numerous talent agencies around the country and believes passionately in voice acting. So much so, he also instructs students at the California Institute of the Arts, as well as, his own illustrious (for those learning at all levels) "The Cashman Cache of Voice-Acting Techniques" classes at "Cashman Commercials." Impressive and encouragingly, the classes he offers can be taken in-studio and or even online. Marc hosts, "Fly on the Wall," invitations for those who would like to see what the class is like before fully diving in. This entails registering for a one-day sit-in live or online class. The script is available to the attendees for the specific registered class.You can receive newsletters from Marc, connect to online columns, such as, "Ask The VoiceCat" for www.NowCasting.com and www.Backstage.com, to glean some of his expertise or see him as a or request him to be a guest speaker at Advertising Clubs and Broadcasters Associations throughout the U.S. and other countries. Wait until you hear what this incredible man has to share about his journey on the vocal chord, those he has coached, and the opportunity that might just ignite a fire in you! http://cashmancommercials.com/...
This episode of Rebecca Sounds Reveille with is a whopper you don't wanna miss! There are two incredibly hot guests you are sure to find fascinating and will not only want to get to know more but also connect with. One the first how in this double-header is Mike Provenzano, who is an Actor, Model, Voice Over Artist, Singer, Camera Operator, TV Presenter, Radio Presenter, and a Father of 4, who has been quite noticed for his role in "Cage the Bear - The Black Bang." The focus of the film is about hackers who join forces with aliens to take on Russian terrorists and Mike plays the role of a Government Agent. However, this is not the only noteworthy performance of Mike's career in acting, he was also in a short film called, "Tit for Tat," where the plot encompasses the challenges that can occur from concussions. Mike was cast as an emotionally elusive NFL Commissioner and the film received a nomination for "Best Dramatic Short Film" at the "Art is Alive Film Festival" in 2017. Another film, "A Crime To Remember," earned an Emmy Award, whereby Mike performed as a police officer and the show was broadcast on Investigation Discovery as a crime-drama series. Mike has three additional movie's he will talk about on the show, "No Way Out," "Catcalling Man," and Project TimeJump and the teaser for this... "What if you wake up one day, and everyone is gone?" This is yet another one to place on your "Movies To See" checklist! Finally, drum roll, please... Mike is set to star in the series pilot, "The Door," in which he will be playing a police detective. https://www.imdb.com/name/nm2697626/ https://www.facebook.com/mikeaprov Marc Cashman is President and Creative Director of "Cashman Commercials" in Los Angeles, California, and is thee master in Voice-Acting. From creating and producing copy to music advertising for radio and television and internet, he is one of the leading experts even celebrities seek to sharpen their skills. He is the author of one of the top-selling books on voice-acting, "V-Oh! Tips, Tricks, Tools, and Techniques to Start and Sustain Your Voiceover Career." He has received over 150 advertising awards, including the prestigious CLIO, and voted one of the "Best Voices of the Year" three times by AudioFile Magazine. Marc is also a veteran voice actor with over 40 years of studio experience in radio, television and internet commercials, foreign film dubbing, animated series, video games, and over 150 audiobooks. He is currently represented by numerous talent agencies around the country and believes passionately in voice acting. So much so, he also instructs students at the California Institute of the Arts, as well as, his own illustrious (for those learning at all levels) "The Cashman Cache of Voice-Acting Techniques" classes at "Cashman Commercials." Impressive and encouragingly, the classes he offers can be taken in-studio and or even online. Marc hosts, "Fly on the Wall," invitations for those who would like to see what the class is like before fully diving in. This entails registering for a one-day sit-in live or online class. The script is available to the attendees for the specific registered class.You can receive newsletters from Marc, connect to online columns, such as, "Ask The VoiceCat" for www.NowCasting.com and www.Backstage.com, to glean some of his expertise or see him as a or request him to be a guest speaker at Advertising Clubs and Broadcasters Associations throughout the U.S. and other countries. Wait until you hear what this incredible man has to share about his journey on the vocal chord, those he has coached, and the opportunity that might just ignite a fire in you! http://cashmancommercials.com/...
This episode of Rebecca Sounds Reveille with is a whopper you don't wanna miss! There are two incredibly hot guests you are sure to find fascinating and will not only want to get to know more but also connect with. One the first how in this double-header is Mike Provenzano, who is an Actor, Model, Voice Over Artist, Singer, Camera Operator, TV Presenter, Radio Presenter, and a Father of 4, who has been quite noticed for his role in "Cage the Bear - The Black Bang." The focus of the film is about hackers who join forces with aliens to take on Russian terrorists and Mike plays the role of a Government Agent. However, this is not the only noteworthy performance of Mike's career in acting, he was also in a short film called, "Tit for Tat," where the plot encompasses the challenges that can occur from concussions. Mike was cast as an emotionally elusive NFL Commissioner and the film received a nomination for "Best Dramatic Short Film" at the "Art is Alive Film Festival" in 2017. Another film, "A Crime To Remember," earned an Emmy Award, whereby Mike performed as a police officer and the show was broadcast on Investigation Discovery as a crime-drama series. Mike has three additional movie's he will talk about on the show, "No Way Out," "Catcalling Man," and Project TimeJump and the teaser for this... "What if you wake up one day, and everyone is gone?" This is yet another one to place on your "Movies To See" checklist! Finally, drum roll, please... Mike is set to star in the series pilot, "The Door," in which he will be playing a police detective. https://www.imdb.com/name/nm2697626/ https://www.facebook.com/mikeaprov Marc Cashman is President and Creative Director of "Cashman Commercials" in Los Angeles, California, and is thee master in Voice-Acting. From creating and producing copy to music advertising for radio and television and internet, he is one of the leading experts even celebrities seek to sharpen their skills. He is the author of one of the top-selling books on voice-acting, "V-Oh! Tips, Tricks, Tools, and Techniques to Start and Sustain Your Voiceover Career." He has received over 150 advertising awards, including the prestigious CLIO, and voted one of the "Best Voices of the Year" three times by AudioFile Magazine. Marc is also a veteran voice actor with over 40 years of studio experience in radio, television and internet commercials, foreign film dubbing, animated series, video games, and over 150 audiobooks. He is currently represented by numerous talent agencies around the country and believes passionately in voice acting. So much so, he also instructs students at the California Institute of the Arts, as well as, his own illustrious (for those learning at all levels) "The Cashman Cache of Voice-Acting Techniques" classes at "Cashman Commercials." Impressive and encouragingly, the classes he offers can be taken in-studio and or even online. Marc hosts, "Fly on the Wall," invitations for those who would like to see what the class is like before fully diving in. This entails registering for a one-day sit-in live or online class. The script is available to the attendees for the specific registered class.You can receive newsletters from Marc, connect to online columns, such as, "Ask The VoiceCat" for www.NowCasting.com and www.Backstage.com, to glean some of his expertise or see him as a or request him to be a guest speaker at Advertising Clubs and Broadcasters Associations throughout the U.S. and other countries. Wait until you hear what this incredible man has to share about his journey on the vocal chord, those he has coached, and the opportunity that might just ignite a fire in you! http://cashmancommercials.com/...
This episode of Rebecca Sounds Reveille with is a whopper you don't wanna miss! There are two incredibly hot guests you are sure to find fascinating and will not only want to get to know more but also connect with. One the first how in this double-header is Mike Provenzano, who is an Actor, Model, Voice Over Artist, Singer, Camera Operator, TV Presenter, Radio Presenter, and a Father of 4, who has been quite noticed for his role in “Cage the Bear - The Black Bang.” The focus of the film is about hackers who join forces with aliens to take on Russian terrorists and Mike plays the role of a Government Agent. However, this is not the only noteworthy performance of Mike's career in acting, he was also in a short film called, “Tit for Tat,” where the plot encompasses the challenges that can occur from concussions. Mike was cast as an emotionally elusive NFL Commissioner and the film received a nomination for “Best Dramatic Short Film” at the “Art is Alive Film Festival” in 2017. Another film, “A Crime To Remember,” earned an Emmy Award, whereby Mike performed as a police officer and the show was broadcast on Investigation Discovery as a crime-drama series. Mike has three additional movie's he will talk about on the show, “No Way Out,” “Catcalling Man,” and Project TimeJump and the teaser for this... “What if you wake up one day, and everyone is gone?” This is yet another one to place on your “Movies To See” checklist! Finally, drum roll, please... Mike is set to star in the series pilot, “The Door,” in which he will be playing a police detective. https://www.imdb.com/name/nm2697626/ https://www.facebook.com/mikeaprov Marc Cashman is President and Creative Director of “Cashman Commercials” in Los Angeles, California, and is thee master in Voice-Acting. From creating and producing copy to music advertising for radio and television and internet, he is one of the leading experts even celebrities seek to sharpen their skills. He is the author of one of the top-selling books on voice-acting, “V-Oh! Tips, Tricks, Tools, and Techniques to Start and Sustain Your Voiceover Career.” He has received over 150 advertising awards, including the prestigious CLIO, and voted one of the “Best Voices of the Year” three times by AudioFile Magazine. Marc is also a veteran voice actor with over 40 years of studio experience in radio, television and internet commercials, foreign film dubbing, animated series, video games, and over 150 audiobooks. He is currently represented by numerous talent agencies around the country and believes passionately in voice acting. So much so, he also instructs students at the California Institute of the Arts, as well as, his own illustrious (for those learning at all levels) "The Cashman Cache of Voice-Acting Techniques" classes at “Cashman Commercials.” Impressive and encouragingly, the classes he offers can be taken in-studio and or even online. Marc hosts, “Fly on the Wall,” invitations for those who would like to see what the class is like before fully diving in. This entails registering for a one-day sit-in live or online class. The script is available to the attendees for the specific registered class.You can receive newsletters from Marc, connect to online columns, such as, "Ask The VoiceCat" for www.NowCasting.com and www.Backstage.com, to glean some of his expertise or see him as a or request him to be a guest speaker at Advertising Clubs and Broadcasters Associations throughout the U.S. and other countries. Wait until you hear what this incredible man has to share about his journey on the vocal chord, those he has coached, and the opportunity that might just ignite a fire in you! http://cashmancommercials.com/ https://www.facebook.com/CashmanCommercials/ See all the latest info about Rebecca Sounds Reveille by going to: www.facebook.com/rebeccasoundsreveille
Do you listen to audiobooks? What about commercials? Do you wonder who are the faces behind the voices? Meet Marc Cushman, voice talent,TV/radio commercial producer, and instructor at USC, UCLA and California Institute of the Arts with The Cashman Cache of Voice-Acting Techniques. He coaches voice actors worldwide, produces V-O demos, and writes monthly online columns for NowCasting.com and Backstage Magazine. The talent agency for Cynthia Brian recently sent an important document concerning sexual harassment In light of the egregious conduct of many powerful players in many industries, including the entertainment industry, these notices are critical pieces of information. There are no easy solutions to the challenges of college admissions as the stress and tension among parents and teens mounts about being able to get into an appropriate institution of higher learning. Cynthia Brian relates how her alma mater's chancellor at CAL Berkeley addresses this complicated issue.
Do you celebrate diversity? Hosts Kenneth Jeon and Brigitte Jia sparked a lively conversation reading Maria Wong's chapter on diversity from Be the Star You Are! Millennials to Boomers Celebrating Gifts of Positive Voices in a Changing Digital World as Maria described growing up Chinese Mexican. Award-winning voice actor and radio/TV producer, Marc Cashman, spark excitement as he discusses the numerous roles and opportunities for voice talent. When a spot needs a Thai speaker, unlike 20 years ago when casting would have to find someone that could hopefully fit the part here in America, because of technology today, talent can be booked and work directly from Thailand. When asked what his favorite jobs are, Marc immediately retorted that the jobs he is passionate about are the ones where he makes no money and instead is voicing a public service announcement for a worthy cause. Kenneth and Brigitte remind us not to forget ecological diversity as species on our planet are disappearing.
Do you celebrate diversity? Hosts Kenneth Jeon and Brigitte Jia sparked a lively conversation reading Maria Wong's chapter on diversity from Be the Star You Are! Millennials to Boomers Celebrating Gifts of Positive Voices in a Changing Digital World as Maria described growing up Chinese Mexican. Award-winning voice actor and radio/TV producer, Marc Cashman, spark excitement as he discusses the numerous roles and opportunities for voice talent. When a spot needs a Thai speaker, unlike 20 years ago when casting would have to find someone that could hopefully fit the part here in America, because of technology today, talent can be booked and work directly from Thailand. When asked what his favorite jobs are, Marc immediately retorted that the jobs he is passionate about are the ones where he makes no money and instead is voicing a public service announcement for a worthy cause. Kenneth and Brigitte remind us not to forget ecological diversity as species on our planet are disappearing.
Lori Alan is one in a million! Talented, witty, gorgeous and willing to share her knowledge! We never know what she'll bring up! And YOU can ask her questions! Lori has played a long-running role as Pearl The Whale Krabs on the animated television series SpongeBob SquarePants. She also voiced Diane Simmons on Family Guy, the Invisible Woman on The Fantastic Four, and The Boss in the Metal Gear video game series and the unforgettable “Chairy” on PeeW Wee Playhouse. We warmly welcome her back to our VOBS studio! Voice Over Body Shop, or VOBS, is one of the voiceover industry's most loved “how to do voice over” shows and the go-to VO resource for voice actors everywhere. From their Los Angeles studio, hosts George Whittam and Dan Lenard talk voice over tech, training, recording, and business. Learn from the best voiceover narrators; voice actors from your favorite cartoons, animation, and television shows; and the biggest names in promo, TV shows, movies, audiobooks, movie trailers, TV commercials, and video games. George and Dan also ask for tips from the top agents, managers, and voice casting directors working in the VO industry today. And since voiceover is now done largely from home studios, we ask the best in the biz how they do it from their own home studios. Not only that, but we invite you to ask questions that George and Dan AND their guests answer live! So you can get the answers you need on vo tech, equipment, microphones, DAWs, cables—you name it! The guys will also help you find the best voice over coaches to help you make the most of your VO career at any level. Get tips from the best voiceover teachers in the industry that you can apply to your VO work today! GEORGE WHITTAM is a renowned voice over tech consultant, having worked with nearly all of the industry's top talents on their studios. His clients include Don LaFontaine, Joe Cipriano, David Kaye, Lori Alan, Jim Tasker, Pat Fraley, Scott Rummell, and many more. Let him help you with technical questions from Pro Tools to major studio builds. http://www.georgethe.tech/ DAN LENARD is known worldwide as “The Home Studio Master.” He is a board member of World-Voices Organization (WoVO), a non-profit, member-driven industry association of professional voice talent. He has a long list of happy home studio clients, including Debi Derryberry, Marc Cashman, and Paul Strikwerda, among many others. http://www.homevoiceoverstudio.com/ CONNECT WITH US ON SOCIAL MEDIA Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/voiceoverbodyshop/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/EWABS_show VOICE OVER BODY SHOP IS SPONSORED BY: Voiceover Essentials http://voiceoveressentials.com Vo2Gogo Vo2Gogo.com Source Elements https://source-elements.com/ Voice Over Xtra https://www.voiceoverxtra.com/ J. Michael Collins Demos http://www.jmcvoiceover.com/demo-production/ Voice Actor Websites VOICEACTORWEBSITES.com
In Mike's compelling interview with the great Marc Cashman, producer, writer, casting director, instructor, author, speaker and voice talent (!) extraordinaire, they explore the importance of VO workout groups, slating (when and how), the wonderful world of Audiobook Narration (high demand for VO and how to start auditioning today!), Voice Over vs Voice Acting (there's a difference?) and so much more. Marc generously doles out fantastic advice to all VO up-and-comers…that reaches established talent, too! Find out what left Mike saying, “You've got me fired up!”
Voice-Over Today talks with March Cashman, Marc is one of the few people in the commercial production business on “both sides of the glass”—as an award-winning Radio and TV commercial producer, as well as a working voice actor and author. He also coaches voice actors worldwide, produces V-O demos, and writes monthly online columns for NowCasting.com and Backstage Magazine.
Award-winning voice actor March Cashman joins me on The Mike Wagner Show talking about his great 40-year career in the voiceover industry winning over 150 awards in local, regional and national advertising including the prestigious CLIO award, voted one of the Best Voices of the Year by Audiofile magazine and has voiced numerous commercials and over 150 audiobooks, and is an author of “V-Oh! Tips, Tricks, Tools and Techniques to Start and Sustain Your Voiceover Career,” Plus how you can become a voiceover talent with his classes and how to get started! Ready for this great interview with a commercial legend? Grab a chair, a cup of coffee and enjoy this great interview on The Mike Wagner Show!
Our guest this week on the VOBS Podcast is Marc Cashman MARC CASHMAN is one of the few people in the commercial production business on “both sides of the glass”—as an award-winning Radio and TV commercial producer, as well as a working voice actor and author. He's our special guest this week on VOBS! Voice President of Cashman Commercials, Marc creates, casts and produces music and copy advertising for radio and TV, winning over 150 local, regional, national and international advertising awards. Marc is a veteran voice actor with 40 years of studio experience in Radio, TV and Internet commercials, foreign film dubbing, animated series, video games, and over 150 audiobooks. He is also the author of one of the best-selling books on voice acting, “V-Oh! Tips, Tricks, Tools and Techniques to Start and Sustain Your Voiceover Career.” Brought to you by Voiceoveressentials.com, Vo2Gogo.com, Sourceelements.com, VoiceOverXtra.com, VOICEACTORWEBSITES.comand J. Michael Collins Demos jmcvoiceover.com/demo-production
Voice Over Body Shop You Wanted More VO Tech, And VO BS Delivers! Every other week, Dan and George expand their tech offerings! More topics, more demonstrations and more answers to your questions! Got some? Send your questions to THEGUYS@VOBS.TV, and we'll answer it! This week we have George's Tech Update with the latest in VO technology! We show you our newly refurbished multi-Media studio! We answer your specific questions sent in to theguys@VOBS.TV. Plus much more! Starting this Monday on our homepage: VOBS.TV, our YouTube Channel, where you can watch any past VOBS Episode, and of course here with our podcast edition. Brought to you by Voiceoveressentials.com, Vo2Gogo.com,Sourceelements.com, VoiceOverXtra.com,VOICEACTORWEBSITES.com and J. Michael Collins Demos jmcvoiceover.com/demo-production Voice Over Body Shop, or VOBS, is one of the voiceover industry's most loved “how to do voice over” shows and the go-to VO resource for voice actors everywhere. From their Los Angeles studio, hosts George Whittam and Dan Lenard talk voice over tech, training, recording, and business. Learn from the best voiceover narrators; voice actors from your favorite cartoons, animation, and television shows; and the biggest names in promo, TV shows, movies, audiobooks, movie trailers, TV commercials, and video games. George and Dan also ask for tips from the top agents, managers, and voice casting directors working in the VO industry today. And since voiceover is now done largely from home studios, we ask the best in the biz how they do it from their own home studios. Not only that, but we invite you to ask questions that George and Dan AND their guests answer live! So you can get the answers you need on vo tech, equipment, microphones, DAWs, cables—you name it! The guys will also help you find the best voice over coaches to help you make the most of your VO career at any level. Get tips from the best voiceover teachers in the industry that you can apply to your VO work today! GEORGE WHITTAM is a renowned voice over tech consultant, having worked with nearly all of the industry's top talents on their studios. His clients include Don LaFontaine, Joe Cipriano, David Kaye, Lori Alan, Jim Tasker, Pat Fraley, Scott Rummell, and many more. Let him help you with technical questions from Pro Tools to major studio builds. http://www.georgethe.tech/ DAN LENARD is known worldwide as “The Home Studio Master.” He is a board member of World-Voices Organization (WoVO), a non-profit, member-driven industry association of professional voice talent. He has a long list of happy home studio clients, including Debi Derryberry, Marc Cashman, and Paul Strikwerda, among many others. http://www.homevoiceoverstudio.com/ CONNECT WITH US ON SOCIAL MEDIA Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/voiceoverbodyshop/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/EWABS_show
As Voice talent in 2018, YOU HAVE TO HAVE A WEBSITE! However, there's so much you have to know to create an effective site that allows your customers to easily find you and HEAR what you do. Joe Davis and his team at VOICEACTORWEBSITES.com are the best, most knowledgeable, innovative and of course nicest guys in the Voice Over website business! Joe is our guest on this weeks Voice Over Body Shop and he answers questions about websites, SEO, and functionality! ALSO!!! Dan and George share the latest in VO tech, our topic of the week the VOBS/Voice Over Xtra News and much more! Voice Over Body Shop, or VOBS, is one of the voiceover industry's most loved “how to do voice over” shows and the go-to VO resource for voice actors everywhere. From their Los Angeles studio, hosts George Whittam and Dan Lenard talk voice over tech, training, recording, and business. Learn from the best voiceover narrators; voice actors from your favorite cartoons, animation, and television shows; and the biggest names in promo, TV shows, movies, audiobooks, movie trailers, TV commercials, and video games. George and Dan also ask for tips from the top agents, managers, and voice casting directors working in the VO industry today. And since voiceover is now done largely from home studios, we ask the best in the biz how they do it from their own home studios. Not only that, but we invite you to ask questions that George and Dan AND their guests answer live! So you can get the answers you need on vo tech, equipment, microphones, DAWs, cables—you name it! The guys will also help you find the best voice over coaches to help you make the most of your VO career at any level. Get tips from the best voiceover teachers in the industry that you can apply to your VO work today! GEORGE WHITTAM is a renowned voice over tech consultant, having worked with nearly all of the industry's top talents on their studios. His clients include Don LaFontaine, Joe Cipriano, David Kaye, Lori Alan, Jim Tasker, Pat Fraley, Scott Rummell, and many more. Let him help you with technical questions from Pro Tools to major studio builds. http://www.georgethe.tech/ DAN LENARD is known worldwide as “The Home Studio Master.” He is a board member of World-Voices Organization (WoVO), a non-profit, member-driven industry association of professional voice talent. He has a long list of happy home studio clients, including Debi Derryberry, Marc Cashman, and Paul Strikwerda, among many others. http://www.homevoiceoverstudio.com/ CONNECT WITH US ON SOCIAL MEDIA Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/voiceoverbodyshop/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/EWABS_show VOICE OVER BODY SHOP IS SPONSORED BY: Voiceover Essentials http://voiceoveressentials.com Vo2Gogo Vo2Gogo.com Source Elements https://source-elements.com/ Voice Over Xtra https://www.voiceoverxtra.com/ J. Michael Collins Demos http://www.jmcvoiceover.com/demo-production/ Voice Actor Websites VOICEACTORWEBSITES.com
Voice Over Body Shop Dan and George continue bringing you the best guests and VO tech advice. Our guest this week, Adam Verner, is an accomplished, full time voice over talent and audio book narrator with almost 400 titles to his name. He's been working professionally in the voice over world in all genres since 2003, voicing thousands of TV and radio commercials, eLearning courses, and industrials. He holds his MFA in Acting from the Chicago College of the Performing Arts at Roosevelt University. We'll talk about his career and his tips for Long-term voice over success. ALSO!!! Dan and George share the latest in VO tech, our topic of the week the VOBS/Voice Over Xtra News and much more! Voice Over Body Shop, or VOBS, is one of the voiceover industry's most loved “how to do voice over” shows and the go-to VO resource for voice actors everywhere. From their Los Angeles studio, hosts George Whittam and Dan Lenard talk voice over tech, training, recording, and business. Learn from the best voiceover narrators; voice actors from your favorite cartoons, animation, and television shows; and the biggest names in promo, TV shows, movies, audiobooks, movie trailers, TV commercials, and video games. George and Dan also ask for tips from the top agents, managers, and voice casting directors working in the VO industry today. And since voiceover is now done largely from home studios, we ask the best in the biz how they do it from their own home studios. Not only that, but we invite you to ask questions that George and Dan AND their guests answer live! So you can get the answers you need on vo tech, equipment, microphones, DAWs, cables—you name it! The guys will also help you find the best voice over coaches to help you make the most of your VO career at any level. Get tips from the best voiceover teachers in the industry that you can apply to your VO work today! GEORGE WHITTAM is a renowned voice over tech consultant, having worked with nearly all of the industry's top talents on their studios. His clients include Don LaFontaine, Joe Cipriano, David Kaye, Lori Alan, Jim Tasker, Pat Fraley, Scott Rummell, and many more. Let him help you with technical questions from Pro Tools to major studio builds. http://www.georgethe.tech/ DAN LENARD is known worldwide as “The Home Studio Master.” He is a board member of World-Voices Organization (WoVO), a non-profit, member-driven industry association of professional voice talent. He has a long list of happy home studio clients, including Debi Derryberry, Marc Cashman, and Paul Strikwerda, among many others. http://www.homevoiceoverstudio.com/ CONNECT WITH US ON SOCIAL MEDIA Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/voiceoverbodyshop/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/EWABS_show VOICE OVER BODY SHOP IS SPONSORED BY: Voiceover Essentials http://voiceoveressentials.com Vo2Gogo Vo2Gogo.com Source Elements https://source-elements.com/ Voice Over Xtra https://www.voiceoverxtra.com/ J. Michael Collins Demos http://www.jmcvoiceover.com/demo-production/ Voice Actor Websites VOICEACTORWEBSITES.com
How do you get chosen for a Voice Over project? For big commercials and other projects, the upfront gatekeeper is the Casting Director. Our guest this week will give us the inside view of what goes on when being chosen to even audition for project, let alone chosen for the gig. Kathryn Horan has been a Casting Director, Demo Producer, Audio Engineer, and Voiceover Coach with The Voicecaster since 2012. Kathryn has cast for major brands like Honda, ampm, Ashley Furniture, Verizon, Nike, and many more! She has a B.A. in Theatre Arts and Acting from New Mexico State University and has been in the entertainment industry in Los Angeles for over 10 years! And Of Course!!! Dan and George want to answer your home voice over studio questions sent to: theguys@VOBS.tv and share the latest in VO tech. Voice Over Body Shop is helping you get to the top! Voice Over Body Shop, or VOBS, is one of the voiceover industry's most loved “how to do voice over” shows and the go-to VO resource for voice actors everywhere. From their Los Angeles studio, hosts George Whittam and Dan Lenard talk voice over tech, training, recording, and business. Learn from the best voiceover narrators; voice actors from your favorite cartoons, animation, and television shows; and the biggest names in promo, TV shows, movies, audiobooks, movie trailers, TV commercials, and video games. George and Dan also ask for tips from the top agents, managers, and voice casting directors working in the VO industry today. And since voiceover is now done largely from home studios, we ask the best in the biz how they do it from their own home studios. Not only that, but we invite you to ask questions that George and Dan AND their guests answer live! So you can get the answers you need on vo tech, equipment, microphones, DAWs, cables—you name it! The guys will also help you find the best voice over coaches to help you make the most of your VO career at any level. Get tips from the best voiceover teachers in the industry that you can apply to your VO work today! GEORGE WHITTAM is a renowned voice over tech consultant, having worked with nearly all of the industry's top talents on their studios. His clients include Don LaFontaine, Joe Cipriano, David Kaye, Lori Alan, Jim Tasker, Pat Fraley, Scott Rummell, and many more. Let him help you with technical questions from Pro Tools to major studio builds. http://www.georgethe.tech/ DAN LENARD is known worldwide as “The Home Studio Master.” He is a board member of World-Voices Organization (WoVO), a non-profit, member-driven industry association of professional voice talent. He has a long list of happy home studio clients, including Debi Derryberry, Marc Cashman, and Paul Strikwerda, among many others. http://www.homevoiceoverstudio.com/ CONNECT WITH US ON SOCIAL MEDIA Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/voiceoverbodyshop/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/EWABS_show VOICE OVER BODY SHOP IS SPONSORED BY: Voiceover Essentials http://voiceoveressentials.com Vo2Gogo Vo2Gogo.com Source Elements https://source-elements.com/ Voice Over Xtra https://www.voiceoverxtra.com/ J. Michael Collins Demos http://www.jmcvoiceover.com/demo-production/ Voice Actor Websites VOICEACTORWEBSITES.com
ur distinguished guest this week on VOBS is Paul Pape! Paul began his professional acting career in New York as one of the original members of the Collonades Theater Lab. Paul was cast to co-star as 'Double J' opposite John Travolta in "Saturday Night Fever". Paul has also been performing as a voice-over artist with over 7000 credits to-date. He's been heard in virtually every media - including commercials, narrations, promos, trailers, television series, films, video games and national political campaigns. Recent accomplishments include being one of the voices of President Obama's re-election campaign in 2012 and Hillary's Clinton's Presidential campaign in 2016, along with numerous U.S. Senatorial and Gubernatorial races. He is a voice for various environmental and energy related campaigns nationwide among his other corporate commercial credits. Paul co-produced and co-wrote the film with his best friend, voice-over legend Don LaFontaine, who passed away a short time later. Both men acted in the film and Paul received nominations in the writing and supporting actor categories Paul is the President and CEO of New Trails Productions. A member of the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, Paul also serves on the Board of Directors of the SAG-AFTRA Foundation. He is a Co-Founder of the Foundation's Don LaFontaine Voice-over Lab, which he helped build in memory of his best friend. And Of Course!!! Dan and George want to answer your home voice over studio questions sent to: theguys@VOBS.tv and share the latest in VO tech, our topic of the week on Mic technique and much more! Bringing you the best of guests! Only on VO BS! Voice Over Body Shop, or VOBS, is one of the voiceover industry's most loved “how to do voice over” shows and the go-to VO resource for voice actors everywhere. From their Los Angeles studio, hosts George Whittam and Dan Lenard talk voice over tech, training, recording, and business. Learn from the best voiceover narrators; voice actors from your favorite cartoons, animation, and television shows; and the biggest names in promo, TV shows, movies, audiobooks, movie trailers, TV commercials, and video games. George and Dan also ask for tips from the top agents, managers, and voice casting directors working in the VO industry today. And since voiceover is now done largely from home studios, we ask the best in the biz how they do it from their own home studios. Not only that, but we invite you to ask questions that George and Dan AND their guests answer live! So you can get the answers you need on vo tech, equipment, microphones, DAWs, cables—you name it! The guys will also help you find the best voice over coaches to help you make the most of your VO career at any level. Get tips from the best voiceover teachers in the industry that you can apply to your VO work today! GEORGE WHITTAM is a renowned voice over tech consultant, having worked with nearly all of the industry's top talents on their studios. His clients include Don LaFontaine, Joe Cipriano, David Kaye, Lori Alan, Jim Tasker, Pat Fraley, Scott Rummell, and many more. Let him help you with technical questions from Pro Tools to major studio builds. http://www.georgethe.tech/ DAN LENARD is known worldwide as “The Home Studio Master.” He is a board member of World-Voices Organization (WoVO), a non-profit, member-driven industry association of professional voice talent. He has a long list of happy home studio clients, including Debi Derryberry, Marc Cashman, and Paul Strikwerda, among many others. http://www.homevoiceoverstudio.com/ CONNECT WITH US ON SOCIAL MEDIA Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/voiceoverbodyshop/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/EWABS_show VOICE OVER BODY SHOP IS SPONSORED BY: Voiceover Essentials http://voiceoveressentials.com Vo2Gogo Vo2Gogo.com Source Elements https://source-elements.com/ Voice Over Xtra https://www.voiceoverxtra.com/ J. Michael Collins Demos http://www.jmcvoiceover.com/demo-production/ Voice Actor Websites VOICEACTORWEBSITES.com
Our guest this week on Voice Over Body Shop, Bob Bergen, needs little introduction. He is the current voice of the Warner Bros. cartoon characters Porky Pig and Tweety Bird and formerly hosted Jep!, a kids' version of the popular game show Jeopardy! Bob is also a tireless advocate for working voice actors everywhere through his work with SAG/AFTRA. We're sure you have a lot questions for Bob about his impressive career in animation, technique for improving your character voice skills and of course issues concerning union membership and benefits. ALSO, DAN AND GEORGE WANT TO ANSWER YOUR HOME VOICE OVER STUDIO QUESTIONS sent to: theguys@VOBS.tv and share the latest in VO tech, our topic of the week on Pre-amps and much more! Voice Over Body Shop is VO BS! Voice Over Body Shop, or VOBS, is one of the voiceover industry's most loved “how to do voice over” shows and the go-to VO resource for voice actors everywhere. From their Los Angeles studio, hosts George Whittam and Dan Lenard talk voice over tech, training, recording, and business. Learn from the best voiceover narrators; voice actors from your favorite cartoons, animation, and television shows; and the biggest names in promo, TV shows, movies, audiobooks, movie trailers, TV commercials, and video games. George and Dan also ask for tips from the top agents, managers, and voice casting directors working in the VO industry today. And since voiceover is now done largely from home studios, we ask the best in the biz how thoffettey do it from their own home studios. Not only that, but we invite you to ask questions that George and Dan AND their guests answer live! So you can get the answers you need on vo tech, equipment, microphones, DAWs, cables—you name it! The guys will also help you find the best voice over coaches to help you make the most of your VO career at any level. Get tips from the best voiceover teachers in the industry that you can apply to your VO work today! GEORGE WHITTAM is a renowned voice over tech consultant, having worked with nearly all of the industry's top talents on their studios. His clients include Don LaFontaine, Joe Cipriano, David Kaye, Lori Alan, Jim Tasker, Pat Fraley, Scott Rummell, and many more. Let him help you with technical questions from Pro Tools to major studio builds. http://www.georgethe.tech/ DAN LENARD is known worldwide as “The Home Studio Master.” He is a board member of World-Voices Organization (WoVO), a non-profit, member-driven industry association of professional voice talent. He has a long list of happy home studio clients, including Debi Derryberry, Marc Cashman, and Paul Strikwerda, among many others. http://www.homevoiceoverstudio.com/ CONNECT WITH US ON SOCIAL MEDIA Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/voiceoverbod... Twitter: https://twitter.com/EWABS_show VOICE OVER BODY SHOP IS SPONSORED BY: Voiceover Essentials http://voiceoveressentials.com Vo2Gogo Vo2Gogo.com Source Elements https://source-elements.com/ Voice Over Xtra https://www.voiceoverxtra.com/ J. Michael Collins Demos http://www.jmcvoiceover.com/demo-prod... Voice Actor Websites VOICEACTORWEBSITES.com
Perhaps most recognized for voicing various animated characters on The Simpsons, Chris Edgerly has a sweeping vocal portfolio that spans animated television and multiple hit video games. He has even made a few television appearances including Hot in Cleveland, The King of Queens, SeaQuest 2032, and Kenan and Kel. While Chris enjoys his time on-screen, he is at his best when lending his vocal talents to animated television, movie, and video game roles. He's also been doing stand-up comedy for the last ten years, traveling around the country. He's also producing a Web series with his Brother David: Edgy Brothers Presents Happy Hour! We'll talk about his multi-faceted career in all these genre's and about what its like to produce the web series. And Of Course!!! Dan and George want to answer your home voice over studio questions sent to: THEGUYS@VOBS.TV and share the latest in VO tech, our topic of the week and much more! Voice Over Body Shop is VO BS! Voice Over Body Shop, or VOBS, is one of the voiceover industry's most loved “how to do voice over” shows and the go-to VO resource for voice actors everywhere. From their Los Angeles studio, hosts George Whittam and Dan Lenard talk voice over tech, training, recording, and business. Learn from the best voiceover narrators; voice actors from your favorite cartoons, animation, and television shows; and the biggest names in promo, TV shows, movies, audiobooks, movie trailers, TV commercials, and video games. George and Dan also ask for tips from the top agents, managers, and voice casting directors working in the VO industry today. And since voiceover is now done largely from home studios, we ask the best in the biz how they do it from their own home studios. Not only that, but we invite you to ask questions that George and Dan AND their guests answer live! So you can get the answers you need on vo tech, equipment, microphones, DAWs, cables—you name it! The guys will also help you find the best voice over coaches to help you make the most of your VO career at any level. Get tips from the best voiceover teachers in the industry that you can apply to your VO work today! GEORGE WHITTAM is a renowned voice over tech consultant, having worked with nearly all of the industry's top talents on their studios. His clients include Don LaFontaine, Joe Cipriano, David Kaye, Lori Alan, Jim Tasker, Pat Fraley, Scott Rummell, and many more. Let him help you with technical questions from Pro Tools to major studio builds. http://www.georgethe.tech/ DAN LENARD is known worldwide as “The Home Studio Master.” He is a board member of World-Voices Organization (WoVO), a non-profit, member-driven industry association of professional voice talent. He has a long list of happy home studio clients, including Debi Derryberry, Marc Cashman, and Paul Strikwerda, among many others. http://www.homevoiceoverstudio.com/ CONNECT WITH US ON SOCIAL MEDIA Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/voiceoverbodyshop/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/EWABS_show VOICE OVER BODY SHOP IS SPONSORED BY: Voiceover Essentials http://voiceoveressentials.com Vo2Gogo Vo2Gogo.com Source Elements https://source-elements.com/ Voice Over Xtra https://www.voiceoverxtra.com/ J. Michael Collins Demos http://www.jmcvoiceover.com/demo-production/ Voice Actor Websites VOICEACTORWEBSITES.com
J. Michael Collins is everywhere! Doing Voice Over, being well known voice in the VO biz, taking on the “bad” guys and winning awards for his outstanding demo production for voice talents everywhere! He and his demo engineer, A.J. McKay join us for a lively discussion about how they go about making demos, why they work well together, what demos should be like, the different types, and how to use your demo effectively to gain VO work. A discussion you don't want to miss if you're wondering what they and your demo can do for you! ALSO!!! The VOBS/Voice oVer Xtra News and Dan and George want to answer your home voice over studio questions sent to: theguys@VOBS.tv and share the latest in VO tech, our topic of the week on Mic technique and much more! Voice Over Body Shop is VO BS! Voice Over Body Shop, or VOBS, is one of the voiceover industry's most loved “how to do voice over” shows and the go-to VO resource for voice actors everywhere. From their Los Angeles studio, hosts George Whittam and Dan Lenard talk voice over tech, training, recording, and business. Learn from the best voiceover narrators; voice actors from your favorite cartoons, animation, and television shows; and the biggest names in promo, TV shows, movies, audiobooks, movie trailers, TV commercials, and video games. George and Dan also ask for tips from the top agents, managers, and voice casting directors working in the VO industry today. And since voiceover is now done largely from home studios, we ask the best in the biz how they do it from their own home studios. Not only that, but we invite you to ask questions that George and Dan AND their guests answer live! So you can get the answers you need on vo tech, equipment, microphones, DAWs, cables—you name it! The guys will also help you find the best voice over coaches to help you make the most of your VO career at any level. Get tips from the best voiceover teachers in the industry that you can apply to your VO work today! GEORGE WHITTAM is a renowned voice over tech consultant, having worked with nearly all of the industry's top talents on their studios. His clients include Don LaFontaine, Joe Cipriano, David Kaye, Lori Alan, Jim Tasker, Pat Fraley, Scott Rummell, and many more. Let him help you with technical questions from Pro Tools to major studio builds. http://www.georgethe.tech/ DAN LENARD is known worldwide as “The Home Studio Master.” He is a board member of World-Voices Organization (WoVO), a non-profit, member-driven industry association of professional voice talent. He has a long list of happy home studio clients, including Debi Derryberry, Marc Cashman, and Paul Strikwerda, among many others. http://www.homevoiceoverstudio.com/ CONNECT WITH US ON SOCIAL MEDIA Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/voiceoverbod... Twitter: https://twitter.com/EWABS_show VOICE OVER BODY SHOP IS SPONSORED BY: Voiceover Essentials http://voiceoveressentials.com Vo2Gogo Vo2Gogo.com Source Elements https://source-elements.com/ Voice Over Xtra https://www.voiceoverxtra.com/ J. Michael Collins Demos http://www.jmcvoiceover.com/demo-prod... Voice Actor Websites VOICEACTORWEBSITES.com
Mike Lenz is the former mayor of Saratoga Springs in upstate New York. But he's really made his mark since as a full-time professional voice talent and podcast producer. For more than 10 years Mike has worked with clients on eLearning projects, corporate and web-based videos, audiobooks, brand imaging and commercials. Mike is also a Voice Arts Award nominated podcast producer, creator, and host of the Mike Lenz VO Podcast and creator of Podcast Snap (podcastsnap.com) – a concierge podcasting service, helping his clients with every step of their podcast creation and production. We'll talk about his transition from politician to voice talent and how podcasting is becoming bigger than big! Dan and George will also answer your home voice over studio questions sent to: theguys@VOBS.tv and share the latest in VO tech! We'll also get the Voice Over Xtra/VOBS News much more! Looking at the Voice Over world like no one else! We're VOBS! Voice Over Body Shop! Voice Over Body Shop, or VOBS, is one of the voiceover industry's most loved “how to do voice over” shows and the go-to VO resource for voice actors everywhere. From their Los Angeles studio, hosts George Whittam and Dan Lenard talk voice over tech, training, recording, and business. Learn from the best voiceover narrators; voice actors from your favorite cartoons, animation, and television shows; and the biggest names in promo, TV shows, movies, audiobooks, movie trailers, TV commercials, and video games. George and Dan also ask for tips from the top agents, managers, and voice casting directors working in the VO industry today. And since voiceover is now done largely from home studios, we ask the best in the biz how they do it from their own home studios. Not only that, but we invite you to ask questions that George and Dan AND their guests answer live! So you can get the answers you need on vo tech, equipment, microphones, DAWs, cables—you name it! The guys will also help you find the best voice over coaches to help you make the most of your VO career at any level. Get tips from the best voiceover teachers in the industry that you can apply to your VO work today! GEORGE WHITTAM is a renowned voice over tech consultant, having worked with nearly all of the industry's top talents on their studios. His clients include Don LaFontaine, Joe Cipriano, David Kaye, Lori Alan, Jim Tasker, Pat Fraley, Scott Rummell, and many more. Let him help you with technical questions from Pro Tools to major studio builds. http://www.georgethe.tech/ DAN LENARD is known worldwide as “The Home Studio Master.” He is a board member of World-Voices Organization (WoVO), a non-profit, member-driven industry association of professional voice talent. He has a long list of happy home studio clients, including Debi Derryberry, Marc Cashman, and Paul Strikwerda, among many others. http://www.homevoiceoverstudio.com/ CONNECT WITH US ON SOCIAL MEDIA Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/voiceoverbodyshop/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/EWABS_show VOICE OVER BODY SHOP IS SPONSORED BY: Voiceover Essentials http://voiceoveressentials.com Vo2Gogo Vo2Gogo.com Source Elements https://source-elements.com/ Voice Over Xtra https://www.voiceoverxtra.com/ J. Michael Collins Demos http://www.jmcvoiceover.com/demo-production/ Voice Actor Websites VOICEACTORWEBSITES.com
Award winning voice over producer & author Marc Cashman talks with Gary and Patrick about the business and how one can get training to be a VO actor.
Many of us share our VO careers with our families and loved ones simply because we live with them.. What if you bring your kids into the booth and get them involved in helping pay the rent by also pursuing a VO Career? Kristin Lennox is a successful voice talent with clients like Ocean Spray, Subway and Royal Caribbean. Kristin's daughters share the family sound booth and all contribute to the family. She and her daughter Ryleigh join Dan and George for a fun discussion about having VO family and how they balance Business and family life. We'll answer your questions for Kristin and Ryleigh, along with all your VO studio tech questions for Dan and George We'll also get the Voice Over Xtra/VOBS News and much more! Voice Over Body Shop, or VOBS, is one of the voiceover industry's most loved “how to do voice over” shows and the go-to VO resource for voice actors everywhere. From their Los Angeles studio, hosts George Whittam and Dan Lenard talk voice over tech, training, recording, and business. Learn from the best voiceover narrators; voice actors from your favorite cartoons, animation, and television shows; and the biggest names in promo, TV shows, movies, audiobooks, movie trailers, TV commercials, and video games. George and Dan also ask for tips from the top agents, managers, and voice casting directors working in the VO industry today. And since voiceover is now done largely from home studios, we ask the best in the biz how they do it from their own home studios. Not only that, but we invite you to ask questions that George and Dan AND their guests answer live! So you can get the answers you need on vo tech, equipment, microphones, DAWs, cables—you name it! The guys will also help you find the best voice over coaches to help you make the most of your VO career at any level. Get tips from the best voiceover teachers in the industry that you can apply to your VO work today! GEORGE WHITTAM is a renowned voice over tech consultant, having worked with nearly all of the industry's top talents on their studios. His clients include Don LaFontaine, Joe Cipriano, David Kaye, Lori Alan, Jim Tasker, Pat Fraley, Scott Rummell, and many more. Let him help you with technical questions from Pro Tools to major studio builds. http://www.georgethe.tech/ DAN LENARD is known worldwide as “The Home Studio Master.” He is a board member of World-Voices Organization (WoVO), a non-profit, member-driven industry association of professional voice talent. He has a long list of happy home studio clients, including Debi Derryberry, Marc Cashman, and Paul Strikwerda, among many others. http://www.homevoiceoverstudio.com/ CONNECT WITH US ON SOCIAL MEDIA Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/voiceoverbodyshop/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/EWABS_show VOICE OVER BODY SHOP IS SPONSORED BY: Voiceover Essentials http://voiceoveressentials.com Vo2Gogo Vo2Gogo.com Source Elements https://source-elements.com/ Voice Over Xtra https://www.voiceoverxtra.com/ J. Michael Collins Demos http://www.jmcvoiceover.com/demo-production/ Voice Actor Websites VOICEACTORWEBSITES.com
Marc Cashman waited until he was nine years old before he broke into show business. "Over a weekend, I read the story of Jack and the Beanstalk," he recalls. "Something posessed me to make it into a musical play. I wrote the dialogue and a couple of songs, and I handed it to my third grade teacher. She liked it and asked me to produce it. After she explained what that meant, I produced it and even played the lead role of Jack. It was a big success. I think that's where I go the bug." When he was 12, his parents moved from Port Jervis, N.Y., right in the middle of the Catskill Mountains, to White Plains, N.Y., close to the big city. "When I was 15 I saved money from my paper route and bought my first guitar. I just picked up where I had left off in the third grade and started writing songs. All through high school I wrote songs and performed with folk groups. I continued playing guitar and performing through my four years at the University of Buffalo. I majored in political science, thinking I wanted to be a lawyer, but soon I realized it wasn't for me. Music was what I wanted." When Marc graduated, he and a partner headed for Toronto, only 90 minutes away. "It was the land of Joni Mitchell and Gordon Lightfoot and The Riverboat, all those coffee houses in Yorkville and lots of colleges. I figured that was a pretty neat little place to start out. Steve Raiken, my partner, was also a guitarist. He was a six-string lead and I played 12-string rhythm. I wrote the songs, and Cashman & Raiken sung them, although I did most of the soloing." They played the circuit in Toronto for about a year before moving on to Philadelphia because of the incredible number of colleges in the area. "For the next two years, we played the college concert circuit from Philadelphia to Boston. Then I started to get uncomfortable on the road all the time and always being in the spotlight. It was a very transient lifestyle, and I wanted to settle down." Marc decided to retire for a while. In college he had taught guitar to help support himself, and he realized that he had a knack for teaching. To enhance his ability in that field he registered for a two-year Masters in Education at Manhattanville College in Purchase, N.Y. "When I graduated I taught for five years in elementary and junior high. But I continuted to write music. One of my pop pieces was picked up to be recorded by a minor Capitol recording artist in Canada. I went to the recording session and hated what they had done with my music. I decided then and there that never again would someone put their imprimatur on my music." He was teaching in Cincinnati at the time. He made up his mind that the best way to keep control was to write and produce commercial music. "I started with the recording of that one song. I took it around to agencies and literally begged for an assignment. Finally, I was asked to do a 30-second piece for a Huffy Bicycle TV spot. I thought it was great to write a piece one day, record it the next, and have it on the air the following week. And I had total control." Marc soon realized that Cincinnati didn't offer too much potential, and he decided to head west to Los Angeles. "I was a complete stranger in town, but I had five little ditties, which had been aired in the Midwest, and I made the rounds. I pounded the pavements for three months before I ran out of money and had to take on a series of part-time jobs. Then one day I got a call from Norm Lenzer and Brad Ball at DJMC (now DBC). The client was Knott's Berry Farm, and they needed help immediately. They wanted a 60-second talking blues type of spot to be written, recorded and finished by noon the following day. When I heard it on the air it was a big thrill. My first spot in L.A." Marc struggled during the first few years, mixing part-time jobs with his music to survive. "I got together with John Sarley, who had been a writer for Dick & Bert and left to form his own company.
Marc Cashman is "The Voice Cat", an award winning voice actor, producer and coach. You may remember Marc from such classics as "V-Oh! Tips, Tricks and Techniques to Start and Sustain Your Voiceover Career", his regular column on the actor's casting site, Now Casting, and the "365 VO Tips" series, coming soon to a social media post near you. In Episode 12, we talk about what happens after you the "Send" on a voice audition submission. We discuss ways you can use your voiceover superpowers for good. And, we bitch about crappy ass web sites that pay you only 30% or less of the talent fee and act like they do you a favor, and some as little as $5. Seriously, $5!! That won't even buy you coffee. So, listen to BT, Randy Ryan and Marc Cashman as they have their own little coffee clatch, and some without coffee.
Mike DelGaudio is a non-union voice actor out of Pittsburgh PA. In addition to radio and TV commercial work, you may have heard him narrate for the New York Times weekly on Audible or as part of the regular troupe on the No Sleep Podcast, a popular podcast that dramatizes horror stories. He also hosts a Youtube channel called “Booth Junkie” in which he helps people set up their home studio so they can start to perform behind the microphone. We'll answer your questions for Mike along with all your VO studio tech questions for Dan and George submitted either to theguys@vobs.tv or in our live and interactive chatroom! We'll also get the Voice Over Xtra/VOBS News and the unpredictability of a live show! It doesn't get any weirder than this on VOBS! Voice Over Body Shop, or VOBS, is one of the voiceover industry's most loved “how to do voice over” shows and the go-to VO resource for voice actors everywhere. From their Los Angeles studio, hosts George Whittam and Dan Lenard talk voice over tech, training, recording, and business. Learn from the best voiceover narrators; voice actors from your favorite cartoons, animation, and television shows; and the biggest names in promo, TV shows, movies, audiobooks, movie trailers, TV commercials, and video games. George and Dan also ask for tips from the top agents, managers, and voice casting directors working in the VO industry today. And since voiceover is now done largely from home studios, we ask the best in the biz how they do it from their own home studios. Not only that, but we invite you to ask questions that George and Dan AND their guests answer live! So you can get the answers you need on vo tech, equipment, microphones, DAWs, cables—you name it! The guys will also help you find the best voice over coaches to help you make the most of your VO career at any level. Get tips from the best voiceover teachers in the industry that you can apply to your VO work today! GEORGE WHITTAM is a renowned voice over tech consultant, having worked with nearly all of the industry's top talents on their studios. His clients include Don LaFontaine, Joe Cipriano, David Kaye, Lori Alan, Jim Tasker, Pat Fraley, Scott Rummell, and many more. Let him help you with technical questions from Pro Tools to major studio builds. http://www.georgethe.tech/ DAN LENARD is known worldwide as “The Home Studio Master.” He is a board member of World-Voices Organization (WoVO), a non-profit, member-driven industry association of professional voice talent. He has a long list of happy home studio clients, including Debi Derryberry, Marc Cashman, and Paul Strikwerda, among many others. http://www.homevoiceoverstudio.com/ CONNECT WITH US ON SOCIAL MEDIA Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/voiceoverbodyshop/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/EWABS_show VOICE OVER BODY SHOP IS SPONSORED BY: Voiceover Essentials http://voiceoveressentials.com Vo2Gogo Vo2Gogo.com Source Elements https://source-elements.com/ Voice Over Xtra https://www.voiceoverxtra.com/ J. Michael Collins Demos http://www.jmcvoiceover.com/demo-production/ Voice Actor Websites VOICEACTORWEBSITES.com
On Voice Over Body Shop, aside from bringing you all the latest VO tech stuff, we pride ourselves on bringing the bests guests in the VO Webcasting business! You don't want to miss this episode as we welcome a very successful actor and voice actor, Roger Rose! He's a former VH1 VJ, and known for such films as Ski Patrol and for voice work in animated films and television series such as Happy Feet, Rugrats, Scooby-Doo, The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy, and Quack Pack. He is also an very busy Promo and imaging voice for many network programs, as well as lots of commercials. We'll talk about his career, but more importantly, his views on the business of voice acting in todays marketplace! And we'll take your questions for him in our chatroom. We'll also answer your studio tech questions and present PHOTOS OF YOUR HOME STUDIOS submitted to THE GUYS@VOBS.TV And we'll get the Voice Over Xtra/VOBS News and the unpredictability of a live show! Voice Over Body Shop, or VOBS, is one of the voiceover industry's most loved “how to do voice over” shows and the go-to VO resource for voice actors everywhere. From their Los Angeles studio, hosts George Whittam and Dan Lenard talk voice over tech, training, recording, and business. Learn from the best voiceover narrators; voice actors from your favorite cartoons, animation, and television shows; and the biggest names in promo, TV shows, movies, audiobooks, movie trailers, TV commercials, and video games. George and Dan also ask for tips from the top agents, managers, and voice casting directors working in the VO industry today. And since voiceover is now done largely from home studios, we ask the best in the biz how they do it from their own home studios. Not only that, but we invite you to ask questions that George and Dan AND their guests answer live! So you can get the answers you need on vo tech, equipment, microphones, DAWs, cables—you name it! The guys will also help you find the best voice over coaches to help you make the most of your VO career at any level. Get tips from the best voiceover teachers in the industry that you can apply to your VO work today! GEORGE WHITTAM is a renowned voice over tech consultant, having worked with nearly all of the industry's top talents on their studios. His clients include Don LaFontaine, Joe Cipriano, David Kaye, Lori Alan, Jim Tasker, Pat Fraley, Scott Rummell, and many more. Let him help you with technical questions from Pro Tools to major studio builds. http://www.georgethe.tech/ DAN LENARD is known worldwide as “The Home Studio Master.” He is a board member of World-Voices Organization (WoVO), a non-profit, member-driven industry association of professional voice talent. He has a long list of happy home studio clients, including Debi Derryberry, Marc Cashman, and Paul Strikwerda, among many others. http://www.homevoiceoverstudio.com/ CONNECT WITH US ON SOCIAL MEDIA Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/voiceoverbodyshop/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/EWABS_show VO BUZZ WEEKLY IS SPONSORED BY: Voiceover Essentials http://voiceoveressentials.com Vo2Gogo Vo2Gogo.com Source Elements https://source-elements.com/ Voice Over Xtra https://www.voiceoverxtra.com/ J. Michael Collins Demos http://www.jmcvoiceover.com/demo-production/ Voice Actor Websites VOICEACTORWEBSITES.com
A VOBS You Don't Want To Miss! In the world of voice acting for animation, Debi Derryberry is one of the best. As one of Hollywood's most active voiceover artists AND multi-talented kids' entertainer, Debi Derryberry is probably best known as the voice of Jimmy Neutron. Wednesday in The Addams Family cartoon, and Jackie in Bobby's World. In English language dubs of anime, Derryberry provided the voice of Ryo-Ohki in the Tenchi Muyo series. She received a Best Actress in a Comedy award at the American Anime Awards for her work as Zatch in Zatch Bell!. Quite a resume'! Debi brings her bubbly personality and in-depth knowledge of the animation voice acting world to the set of Voice Over Body Shop this Monday night, Live, at 9 ET, 6 PT at VOBS.tv. She's always entertaining and informative. We'll talk about her career, how she now coaches the accomplished and hopefuls, some tips on creating characters and whatever else we can think of. Plus we'll have a special appearance of her noted band Honey Pig! Live music on VOBS! Voice Over Body Shop, or VOBS, is one of the voiceover industry's most loved “how to do voice over” shows and the go-to VO resource for voice actors everywhere. From their Los Angeles studio, hosts George Whittam and Dan Lenard talk voice over tech, training, recording, and business. Learn from the best voiceover narrators; voice actors from your favorite cartoons, animation, and television shows; and the biggest names in promo, TV shows, movies, audiobooks, movie trailers, TV commercials, and video games. George and Dan also ask for tips from the top agents, managers, and voice casting directors working in the VO industry today. And since voiceover is now done largely from home studios, we ask the best in the biz how they do it from their own home studios. Not only that, but we invite you to ask questions that George and Dan AND their guests answer live! So you can get the answers you need on vo tech, equipment, microphones, DAWs, cables—you name it! The guys will also help you find the best voice over coaches to help you make the most of your VO career at any level. Get tips from the best voiceover teachers in the industry that you can apply to your VO work today! GEORGE WHITTAM is a renowned voice over tech consultant, having worked with nearly all of the industry's top talents on their studios. His clients include Don LaFontaine, Joe Cipriano, David Kaye, Lori Alan, Jim Tasker, Pat Fraley, Scott Rummell, and many more. Let him help you with technical questions from Pro Tools to major studio builds. http://www.georgethe.tech/ DAN LENARD is known worldwide as “The Home Studio Master.” He is a board member of World-Voices Organization (WoVO), a non-profit, member-driven industry association of professional voice talent. He has a long list of happy home studio clients, including Debi Derryberry, Marc Cashman, and Paul Strikwerda, among many others. http://www.homevoiceoverstudio.com/ CONNECT WITH US ON SOCIAL MEDIA Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/voiceoverbodyshop/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/EWABS_show VO BUZZ WEEKLY IS SPONSORED BY: Voiceover Essentials http://voiceoveressentials.com Vo2Gogo Vo2Gogo.com Source Elements https://source-elements.com/ Voice Over Xtra https://www.voiceoverxtra.com/ J. Michael Collins Demos http://www.jmcvoiceover.com/demo-production/ Voice Actor Websites VOICEACTORWEBSITES.com
If you're into narrating audiobooks, this Voice Over Body Shop is one you can't miss. Aside from all the top of the heap home voice over studio tech info, our guest is Sean Pratt. He's been a working professional actor in the theater, film, TV, and voice-overs for twenty-five years. He has been an audiobook narrator for seventeen years, has recorded over 700 books in almost every genre, and has received eight AudioFile magazine Earphones Awards and four Audie Award nominations from the Audio Publishers Association. For the last ten years, Sean has been helping actors, both students and professionals, to understand the complexities of the BIZ as well as reinvigorate and refocus their careers through his easy-to-understand, dynamic concepts. Showing you all parts of the VO Biz, We're VOBS! Voice Over Body Shop, or VOBS, is one of the voiceover industry's most loved “how to do voice over” shows and the go-to VO resource for voice actors everywhere. From their Los Angeles studio, hosts George Whittam and Dan Lenard talk voice over tech, training, recording, and business. Learn from the best voiceover narrators; voice actors from your favorite cartoons, animation, and television shows; and the biggest names in promo, TV shows, movies, audiobooks, movie trailers, TV commercials, and video games. George and Dan also ask for tips from the top agents, managers, and voice casting directors working in the VO industry today. And since voiceover is now done largely from home studios, we ask the best in the biz how they do it from their own home studios. Not only that, but we invite you to ask questions that George and Dan AND their guests answer live! So you can get the answers you need on vo tech, equipment, microphones, DAWs, cables—you name it! The guys will also help you find the best voice over coaches to help you make the most of your VO career at any level. Get tips from the best voiceover teachers in the industry that you can apply to your VO work today! GEORGE WHITTAM is a renowned voice over tech consultant, having worked with nearly all of the industry's top talents on their studios. His clients include Don LaFontaine, Joe Cipriano, David Kaye, Lori Alan, Jim Tasker, Pat Fraley, Scott Rummell, and many more. Let him help you with technical questions from Pro Tools to major studio builds. http://www.georgethe.tech/ DAN LENARD is known worldwide as “The Home Studio Master.” An expert in how to set-up a home or "Personal" voice over studio. Wether your a beginner in VO or a working pro with little to no experience on how to record at home. He has a long list of happy home studio clients, including Debi Derryberry, Marc Cashman, and many other up and coming VO Stars. http://www.homevoiceoverstudio.com/ He is a FOUNDING Board member and Vice President of Technical Standards of World-Voices Organization (WoVO), a non-profit, member-driven industry association of professional voice talent. CONNECT WITH US ON SOCIAL MEDIA Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/voiceoverbod... Twitter: https://twitter.com/EWABS_show VOICE OVER BODY SHOP IS SPONSORED BY: Voiceover Essentials http://voiceoveressentials.com Vo2Gogo Vo2Gogo.com Source Elements https://source-elements.com/ Voice Over Xtra https://www.voiceoverxtra.com/ J. Michael Collins Demos http://www.jmcvoiceover.com/demo-prod... Voice Actor Websites VOICEACTORWEBSITES.com
It's a New Year! We speak with Voice Actor, Coach and Producer Marc Cashman! Plus our first FAN Questionable Gear Purchase. https://www.vometer.com https://www.paulstefano.com http://www.dailyvo.com/ https://www.vocalboothtogo.com/ https://www.jmcvoiceover.com/demo-production/ https://www.voiceactorwebsites.com/ https://www.audiopub.org/ https://globalvoiceacademy.com/ https://timpaige.lpages.co/podcast-demos/
Our special guest is Marc Cashman, author of V-OH!: Tips, Tricks, Tools, and Techniques to Start and Sustain Your Voiceover Career. Marc is an award-winning Radio and TV commercial producer. He teaches voice acting at California Institute of the Arts, produces V-O demos, coaches one-on-one with voice actors worldwide, and instructs voice-acting at all levels through his classes, The "Cashman Cache" of Voice Acting Techniques in Los Angeles, CA. Marc is also a guest speaker at Ad Clubs, Broadcasters Associations and voiceover conventions, and writes a monthly online column, "Ask the VoiceCat." Marc is a veteran voice actor with over 25 years of studio experience. He has been heard locally, regionally, nationally and internationally, voicing thousands of Radio and TV commercials, dubbing foreign films, narrating dozens of audio books, and creating the voices of many CD-Rom, online and videogame characters. Marc was voted one of the Best Voices of 2008 by AudioFile Magazine and has won the "Listen Up!" Award from Publishers Weekly and two "Earphones" awards from AudioFile. Marc is currently represented by the Osbrink Agency in Los Angeles, California, plus many other local talent agencies around the country. He brings a high level of professionalism, humor, energy and creativity to every voice acting session.
TVOP - Marc Cashman by Stephan Cox and Michael Greco
Marc Cashman is a voiceover talent, producer and instructor based in Los Angeles, California. You can find him at http://www.cashmancommercials.com and on twitter @marccashmanvo.
Let the VO Buzz Weekly LIVE celebration begin, presented by DEMOS THAT ROCK and EDGE STUDIO! Chuck and Stacey marked their epic 200th episode milestone of VO Buzz Weekly in style by filming the show in front of a sold-out crowd at the historic El Portal Theatre in the NoHo Arts District of North Hollywood, CA. Since starting the show in 2012, Chuck and Stacey have sat down with more than 100 amazing guests and this two-hour show taping brought many of them back to the stage to enlighten and entertain the audience… yet again. As the show’s Emcee, Scott Parkin delivered brilliantly as did Graeme Spicer, Dee Bradley Baker, Jess Harnell, Jim Cummings, Maurice LaMarche, David Goldberg, Jeff Howell, Jodi Gottlieb, Marc Cashman, Nancy Wolfson, Bob Bergen, Charlie Adler, Dave Fennoy, Townsend Coleman, Joan Baker, Pat Fraley, Scott Brick, Rudy Gaskins, Debi Derryberry, Erin Fitzgerald, Kari Wahlgren, Lori Alan, Andrea Romano, Butch Hartman, Ginny McSwain, Mary Lynn Wissner, Beau Weaver, Joe Cipriano, Mark Elliott, Scott Rummell, Bill Farmer, Cam Clarke, James Arnold Taylor, Fred Tatasciore and Jeff Zannini of Celebrity Talent Booking’s Twisted Toonz. It was a truly memorable night that brought together the voiceover industry’s best and brightest voice actors, talent agents and managers, teachers, producers, voice directors, writers, casting directors, loyal friends and fans alike from all over the globe. We are so honored to be a part of this incredible community and offer our heartfelt thanks to all of you amazing people who have supported the show these last four years. To our incredibly talented and dedicated VO Buzz Weekly crew who work with us all year long and those wonderful people who brought their talents to 200th Live Show, thank you so much, you rock beyond measure! Thanks to the generosity of all our ongoing show sponsors- Demos That Rock, Entertainer’s Secret, Voiceover Essentials, Multiin Tech, Najla’s, Neumann Sennheiser, Traditional Medicinals, Vocal Booth To Go and to our LIVE event co-sponsor EDGE Studio and giveaway sponsors- Apogee, Cole Michaels Salon, Kaotica, Najla’s Neumann Sennheiser, SOVAS, Vocal Booth To Go and Voiceover Essentials- you’re so amazing in every way! To our loving and supportive friends and family, thank you for going on this wild journey with us… we love you! Watch more videos and get the latest voiceover news, advice and updates on contests and giveaways at http://vobuzzweekly.com
Chuck and Stacey J. celebrate VO Buzz Weekly’s 150th episode with an award-winning actor who has more than 160 video game credits to her name and the Guinness Book of World Records called “the most prolific female video game voice actor”. Time to get BUZZ-ed with the truly incredible, Jennifer Hale. Be sure to get your copy of Marc Cashman’s new book titled, V-Oh! Now available at www.CashmanCommericals.com You can also watch Marc in Episodes 60 & 61. Jennifer shares her beginnings in theatre, on-camera acting and singing in clubs, which ultimately lead her to do voiceover work full-time. She tells what she did to help boost her confidence as an actor and the ways overcoming tough times growing up has helped her as an adult. She offers her philosophy for staying creative as an actor, year after year, and explains some of the challenges of video game acting. Jennifer describes in detail her approach to auditioning and the importance of continuing to do workshops with amazing pros like Jodi Gottlieb (Episodes 138 & 139) and Jeff Howell (Episodes 91 & 92). Jennifer quotes the great Don LaFontaine to illustrate her work ethic and mind set towards her career. Watch more videos and get the latest voiceover news, advice and updates on contests and giveaways at http://vobuzzweekly.com
MARC CASHMAN is one of the few voice-acting instructors in the U.S. on “both sides of the glass”—as a Clio-winning Radio and TV commercial copywriter, producer and casting director, and as a working voice actor. Creative Director of Cashman Commercials, he creates, casts and produces copy and music advertising for Radio and TV clients such as Kroger, Charles Schwab, Quizno's, Pella Windows and Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer among many, many others. Voted one "The Best Voices of the Year" by AudioFile Magazine—three times—Marc has been heard voicing Radio and TV commercials, documentaries, animated series and videogames, e-Learning modules and over 100 audio books. In addition to his production schedule, he instructs voice-acting of all levels through his V-O classes, "The Cashman Cache of Voice-Acting Techniques" in Los Angeles, CA; as an adjunct professor of voice acting at California Institute of the Arts; and online coaching. He also pens a monthly Internet column, "Ask the VoiceCat.” Marc is also a keynote speaker at Advertising Clubs and Broadcasters Associations throughout the U.S. and other countries, as well as regional, national and international voiceover conventions. He's been interviewed in trade magazines and newspapers and on Radio, TV and Internet programs. For more information on this and other episodes head over to mikelenzvoice.com
Yes, this is actually EWABS reborn as Voice Over Body Shop!Your buddies George Whittam and Dan Lenard together from their new studio in Sherman Oaks, CA.
Dan and George try out the new Voice Over Body Shop studio! Test run to see how the new video cameras and switching works, tweak lighting and sound, and block our shots. We have a few surprise guests, including John Taylor who dropped in to the studio, and calls from Marc Cashman and Chuck & Stacey from VO Buzz Weekly. Larry Hudson provided production assistance.
It's time for the Brave Companions to Partay! We celebrate Compulsive Overeating Diary's one year anniversary and its 100th episode with music, good wishes, interviews and the debut of The Brave Companions' Song featuring BCs from around the world written and sung by our own BC and talented song writer, Fionna Lane. We'll feature greetings and well wishes from many BCs and reminisce about their roles in the show. We'll check out the latest versions of every regular feature we've had on Compulsive Overeating Diary, including Foolish Fun, Mark's No More Diet for Laurie Report, and Stéfanie's Secret Topic of the Day. We'll get another wonderful musical treat from Suz. We'll go together to my writing group in Burbank, CA and talk to its founder, Samantha Marquis. I'll read you the latest story I wrote there. Then on Bravery Saturday I'll take you on my voice acting adventures . We'll take a look at what it takes to polish a monolog from start to finish. We'll have interviews with my singing teacher Viki Hilferty, my voice acting coach David Babich, and my voice acting teacher and director Marc Cashman - all sharing with us what it took to make THEIR dreams a success and their advice for us on ways we can try to do the same. It's an awesome day of memories and surprises. Don't miss it!
Mark is an award-winning host and producer of Late Night Health Radio, offering a unique, entertaining, and informative listening opportunity while providing an upscale, active audience for advertisers. Late Night Health is an upbeat, friendly, and entertaining format focusing on the most important part of your life: your health! Hearing Mark is like listening to a friend! Mark has hosted radio and TV shows featuring topics from lifestyles to food, health to current events. His friendly, upbeat style and wry sense of humor makes him in demand for a variety of audio and video projects. He has studied and worked with Maurice Tobias, Marc Cashman, Tori Hartman, and more!
Episode 158, September 22, 2014 Guest: Jon Bailey Whittam's World on “gain staging” Dan shows some FaffCon video 0:01:10 Intro audio begins. 0:01:52 They appear, both in George's studio. Together we're worse! 0:02:40 Dan tells his story about buying a house in So. California and not sleeping for days. 0:05:25 Dan shows FaffCon footage. 0:08:27 They're back and talk more about FaffCon. 0:10:41 Break. Home Studio Master video and SpongeBob. 0:12:02 They're back. George talks about gain staging. 0:13:06 Dan talks about why do I need a mixer? Set it, forget it, move on. You need a mixer when you have multiple sources, not just one mic. 0:14:43 Whittam's World, episode 43: Gain Staging. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bvBJnVH7ZVM 0:26:23 They're back. George recaps. Keep it simple. 0:28:07 Break. VO Studio Tech. 0:29:34 They're back with Jon Bailey, from Memphis, Tennessee. http://www.jonbaileyvo.com/Pages/default.aspx 0:30:50 Dan asks Jon how he got started in VO. 0:33:30 Dan asks Jon what genres he works in. 0:35:22 Jon talks about doing ADR (Automated dialogue replacement). He and Dan and George discuss. 0:36:49 Jon much of his work from Memphis. 0:37:32 Dan asks Jon about his favorite voices. Jon likes Optimus Prime. 0:38:30 Jon talks about “reverse engineering” to get to his character voices. 0:40:18 Dan says Jon did “W” a lot at FaffCon. 0:41:00 George asks Jon about improv has helped his VO work. 0:42:27 Dan talked about “ad libbing” your auditions. Jon comments. He does three takes: the first just like he thinks the client wants, second—goes with gut, third he just improvs and maybe not even what's in the script. 0:43:34 Jon has a YouTube channel. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGCMI16WgJejAfG60N4Nhyg He's gotten work from it. And he has free tutorials there. His first manager found him through it. 0:47:06 Harlan Hogan VO Essentials time. http://voiceoveressentials.com/. New: MixerFace, a preamp, coming soon. 0:51:16 “What's the longest voice match you've had to do?” George asks Jon. 0:52:34 What do you use in your studio? Jon describes and lists his gear. It's a simple setup. 0:54:05 Dan tries to introduce questions from the chat room. Q: Do people do voice-match demos? 0:54:30 Jon answers. 0:55:42 Q Would you do Carl? A: Jon does two! 0:56:57 Q Do you do Jess Parnell? A: Yes and more… 0:57:55 Q What do you do to warm up and prepare. Jon answers. He's got a music background that's key to voice matching. 1:00:05 Dan asks if Jon coaches or teaches. Jon describes his work. 1:02:03 Q Do you do Steve Corell? 1:02:30 Can you come to Nashville to do a class? Yes! He also coaches online. 1:03:39 Break. Voice Over Xtra plus a bumper. 1:05:00 They're back. Jon improvs a drop. 1:05:45 Thanks to the donors. There's improv on what it's like to call Dan's cell phone only to reach his wife. 1:07:45 Clickers! A few are left…they're phasing out. 1:08:12 Sept. 29 Marc Cashman will be on the show. He'll talk about his new book, “V-Oh!” http://www.amazon.com/V-Oh-Tricks-Techniques-Sustain-Voiceover/dp/0990395804/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1410723841&sr=8-1&keywords=marc+cashman 1:08:56 Oct. 6: Anthony Mendez. 1:09:25 Please, please like us on Facebook, follow EWABS on Twitter and on YouTube. Jon does his thing. YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/ewabsshow. The podcast, http://ewabs.podbean.com/ 1:11:33 George talks like the Trailer Guy. He then tells stories until Jon derails him. Hilarity ensues. 1:14:20 Thanks to Jon. On to VO Buzz Weekly! Check out Jon's YouTube channel at youtube.com/jon3pnt0 1:15:44 Happy birthday to VO actor June Foray on her 97th birthday. 1:16:00 Sign off follow by 1:16:12 oops by the Smoothenator. 1:16:21 Previous EWABS clip with June. She describes how she comes up with a character voices and describes her career. 1:19:20 Dan asks June what she'd like her legacy to be in voice-over. 1:20:37 End of show
Episode 159, September 29, 2014 Guest: Marc Cashman and his new book V-Oh! George answers fan questions Dan shows his clicker editing 0:01:49 They begin! 0:03:35 If you have questions for George or Dan, write to ewabshop@gmail.com 0:04:20 Q: What's the best material for a VO floor? A: Carpeting. 0:05:16 Dan adds that wooden flooring will absorb sound some, George adds that floor reflection generally go back into your mic. 0:06:25 Joe Cipriano is looking for better internet connection. George helped him and found California Internet http://cainternet.net/. They provide “the last mile” to Joe's house with microwave. The downside is you need line of sight from the tower with the signal. Another vendor: Towerstream (http://www.towerstream.com/) 0:09:06 Satellite is another option, but latency (delay) may be an issue. Microwave has very low latency. Satellite can add 2 sec. of latency. This could be an issue with Skype and ipDTL. 0:10:32 Q: What are your opinions on ipDTL? A: Dan discusses. A common question is how do you record at your end? Dan mentions SoundFlower. http://soundflower.en.softonic.com/mac. Others: Audio Hijack https://www.rogueamoeba.com/audiohijackpro/ 0:12:40 This will be a year of transition, George predicts. 0:13:20 Q: Resources for newbies. 0:13:50 George plays the question. 0:14:58 George and Dan answer. (The question came via Speakpipe. To send in a spoken question, go to http://www.ewabs.net/, scroll down to the SEND QUESTION sideways tab you'll see.) First, great audio quality! But, if you don't have a budget for training, you may not be able to start a VO business. Lots of coaches work remotely. 0:16:23 Start at Episode 1 of EWABS. Or, google “EWABS coach” and you'll see every issue of EWABS where a coach was on. 0:17:19 Break. VO Studio Tech. Larry Davis bumper. 0:18:45 Dan has a webinar coming up on October 15 on VoiceOverXtra (http://archive.constantcontact.com/fs110/1102478472127/archive/1118561011103.html) Dan will talk about audio quality for auditions. 0:20:13 Tip of the Week: Using sound codes for audio recording and editing. 0:26:22 George tries out another sound! 0:27:01 Write to Dan if you have a Tip of the Week topic at ewabshop@gmail.com. 0:27:47 Break. Home Studio Master and Sponge Bob. 0:29:12 They're back with Marc Cashman. http://www.cashmancommercials.com/ Dan recalls the last time Marc was on, giving Dan directions for a read. See Episode 139, April 7, 2014. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HGfhFMIT_wY 0:29:55 Marc shows his new book, V-Oh!, 35 years in the making. http://www.amazon.com/V-Oh-Tricks-Techniques-Sustain-Voiceover/dp/0990395804/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1412091907&sr=8-2&keywords=V-Oh! 0:30:40 The book is a compilation of 15 years' worth of writing, plus 25 percent more. 0:34:39 Dan asks for an example of a tidbit from the book. Marc talks about the chapter called “The Sounds of Punctuation.” Punctuation has sounds! Marc explains. 0:36:45 We are voice actors and our audience is “blind.” They can't see us. We have to compensate. Sometimes it comes down to the “sound” of a punctuation mark. 0:37:55 Dan recounts his favorite tip, that the script isn't in stone. Marc says you just have to know when it's appropriate to know where the script IS in stone. 0:38:50 Audiobooks and plays are in stone. Legal copy is set. E-learning modules have to be right to the letter. 0:39:53 You can change advertising copy, if you're judicious about it. Don't be a VO lemming. Correct obvious mistakes. 0:41:08 Q: Is there an audiobook version of the book? A: That's his last big project of the year. 0:42:26 Dan asks how much voice work Marc does himself. Marc says it varies month to month. Every day is different. 0:43:42 Dan talks about taking classes. What is teaching a class like? 0:44:07 Marc is going on 15 years of teaching. He recounts how he got into it. Through substituting for another teacher, he began developing a curriculum and syllabus. 0:45:45 Now his classes are in a professional, commercial studio with an engineer to record the work and direction. Classes are on Saturdays and include mid week homework, and other material like scripts and articles. 0:49:00 Commercials are your Bachelor's degree in VO. Specific genres like audiobooks and promo are advanced degrees. 0:49:30 The best actors never stop learning, never. 0:50:07 Example: Al Pacino wants to go back to stage acting, to be on the wire without a net. Marc knows VO actors who are in workout groups that meet regularly to keep honed. He brings the tough scripts he has trouble with to those groups. 0:52:15 It's Harlan Hogan's birthday. To help EWABS, use the banner ad at www.ewabs.net to reach Voiceover Essentials. There's now a lot of video content at Harlan's site. See the Digital Media library at http://voiceoveressentials.com/ 0:55:06 They're back with questions for Marc. Q: Discuss the process of taking eyes off the script. A: Marc discusses. As an aside, he's developed techniques to help actors with dyslexia. Marc asks his students to take eyes off the script for cut lines and key phrases. 0:57:12 Marc describes stage actors learning to “throw” or “lift” lines without reading the script. Get off the script whenever you can. The last line is one natural place to do that. To not sound like you're reading, don't read! 0:58:58 Keep your eyes on the script when the copy is dense. But for short lines, there's no need to read them. Anytime you can get your eyes off the page without losing your place, you'll sound sincere. 1:00:08 Q: What are you thoughts about ad libbing? A: Be judicious. When they say “be conversational,” you can ADD (not change what's on the page)—enhance rather than change. You're not an editor or copywriter, you're an actor whose job is to bring copy to life. “You know,” “you see,” and so on, can be added when appropriate and be judicious. Pick your places. And make it better. 1:02:52 Q: Please talk about things to keep in mind when you self direct? A: Marc talks about working in a vacuum, as we do when we're in our booths. 1:04:05 How many takes is too many? When it starts sounding studied. Sometimes you won't know until you listen back during editing. Other times, you may need to take a break. 1:06:45 Q: Can Marc read a passage from the book? A: Marc reads from page 162: 1:07:22 A 21st Century Rant. How to say the year we're in. 1:10:07 Q: What is “tough stuff” for you? A: Marc discusses how really short copy is really hard for him. 1:11:46 Also, poorly written copy is hard and he refuses to audition for it. 1:12:42 Marc's book is at Amazon and his website, cashmancommercials.com. Coming soon: the ebook on Kindle. The audiobook is coming. 1:14:18 Break. VoiceoverXtra. And several bumpers. 1:15:33 They're back with announcements. 1:59:59 George's mom and Ella are in the studio. 1:16:51 New sponsor: Narratorhelper.com, which can help audiobook narrators with post production work, proofing, and pre-reading. Amy Whittam does this. 1:17:55 October 6: Anthony Mendez will be the guest. 1:18:30 October 13: Randi Thomas will be the guest. 1:18:55 October 20: Audio Masters Roundtable for personal studio technology. Send questions to ewabshop@gmail.com. 1:20:07 Thanks to sponsors Edge Studio, VoiceOver Essentials, VoiceOverXtra, VO Peeps, Home Studio Master, and more! 1:20:42 Thanks to wives and families. 1:21:00 Tune into the podcast! ewabs.podbean.com 1:21:53 Good bye from the Whittams 1:22:44 End of show.
Episode 139, April 7, 2014 Voice Acting Masters Roundtable Guests: Elley-Ray, Marc Cashman, Randye Kaye and Elaine Clark To get into the chat room: at EWABS website click on “chat now.” 0:03:30 Skype TX coming someday. 0:05:00 Guest introductions. 0:08:00 First topic: Voice Over Styles Elaine: Every city/ad agency has a different feel. Elley-Ray: Actors forget we're in a dialogue and to naturally respond (not displaying, dictating or announcing). Randye is having bandwidth problems. 0:11:20 Changing styles isn't easy. It seems people who are “just me” do well. Elaine: the more real it is, the more you have to become part of it. For some it becomes more about them. The listener should feel and take action. Your delivery will depend on how close you are to the mic. Elley-Ray: we perform by ourselves, but really we're part of a team. We forget it's not a singular enterprise. We can't just grab the ball for ourselves. Elaine: We have to know our job. Sometimes our character personifies the problem, not the solution. We have to understand our role. The “classic announcer” is now more of a caricature. Randye says the announcer still works but before a group. VO actors have to have a point of view, we're not neutral newscasters. That's new in the last few decades. We have to know what we feel and what we want the audience to feel. There's still a place for the “engaged announcer read.” 0:16:30 Dan asks how the number of VO actors these days affects what we do. Elley: adapt and change. For her, time in the biz gives her confidence. For newbees, don't get locked into what you may think is your “safety net.” Things will come full circle. Bend with the times. Elaine: technologically things have changed, but our core is technically based. In the late 90s there was so much “attitude” and youth orientation, followed by 9/11 which led to heart-felt, deeper. Then with aging baby boomers, now we need 50+ VO. Attitudes and styles of writing change, but techniques stay the same. Elley: Women's roles have changed from airheads to professions. We're now more conscious about who and how we voice. 0:20:30 Dan asks how do you do it differently? Elaine: there's only one YOU, complete with opinions and visualizations. Bring your personality to it. Elley: we read left to right and get stuck on punctuation. She advocates dumping the punctuation. Change pitch speed and play with elongating prepositions. “Not read.” Discovery point in a sentence—how do you discover a response. When it's written down, screw with pitch, speed, rhythm, volumes. Play with those things. Take risks, put your opinion and put in emotional truth. Elaine: coaches' jobs is to put as much as we can in students' bags of tricks. Change in reading copy (after 5 seconds of the same, the client is gone). 0:26:20 Break 0:28:49 They're back. 0:30:00 Marc Cashman joins via Skype and George sorts it out. 0:32:00 Dan talks about a script he got today with confusing direction. And then he got copy written for what they say they don't want. How do you get through this? Dan reads the copy and asked the group to respond. Randye said it's difficult to coach since Dan's read in his “see what this is” mode. This doesn't say if it's for radio or TV. Elley: There's a humility needed that if you know too much, you can sound slick. Elaine: read it again as a TV commercial. Take 2. Dan reads again. Loses the script. Take 3. Coaches reply. Elaine: you have to imagine when you see the word “imagine.” It implies a storyteller style. The copy divides into three parts. Boil it down to a simplistic style. Turn the paper over and tell her a story about the script is about, in your own words in whatever time you want. 0:40:36 Dan does that and Elaine asks “why does that matter?” She talks about personalizing the message so that Dan can care about it. Elley: wrote down the word “imagine” – that's the selling point while you're selling transit. You have to be sure that when you get to that (transit) that we know it. Elley would have Dan do it in gibberish to express emotion of the words. 0:43:45 Marc Cashman arrives. Elley has to leave and come back to reestablish hearing. 0:45:00 Randye adds her thoughts—she heard Dan judging the copy as he read it. The copy didn't suit his personality. He got more relaxed as he got further into it. He got a little Dr. Seuss when not connected to the copy. Each “imagine” is another chance to connect to the listener. Figure out whatever personal connection you can find and have a point of view either of you or the character you've playing. Take 4. 0:48:10 Responses at 0:49:24. Marc—initial take, Dan forgot to breathe. Breathe to the end of your phrases. He also thought it was a little too intimate. He thought Dan pulled back his personality too much. Ignore the direction and be yourself. Also, Marc didn't hear a smile. Randye says Dan was reacting to coaching from take 1-on. She thinks there are moments in the script that need intimacy, but he didn't change with the story. She liked that Dan took the risk. Elley urged Dan to change rhythm. He lost emotional truth while making a good change away from take 1 read. 0:53:45 Dan said he chose this copy with four coaches because he knew what would happen. Elaine points out that there's an arc to the story, from personal to global. Marc said that there needs to be a build. Marc asked him to go back to Take 1 more. Take 5. 0:56:00. Marc reacts at 0:57:00 and says take the “sell” out and to emphasize “transit.” Elaine says there's an “In a World” facet to this piece. Too stiff on the numbers. Marc suggests relaxing on the number to fourteen-forty, for example. 0:59:00 Dan tries to corral the discussion. 0:59:37 Break 1:01:00 They're back. Time for questions from the chat room. 1:01:51 Q What's the definition of conversational reads? A Elaine-having a dialogue with the listener, reacting with in-between-the-lines talk, movement Elley—authentic responding with mental, physical, & spiritual action in the voice. Randye—to add on, conversational doesn't always mean casual. It means “natural for the situation.” Figure out the situation and decide what suits the copy. A thought is a breath and a breath is a thought. We use sounds and tempo changes to emphasize as opposed to mechanical reading. Marc—the way we talk we sometimes stutter, stammer, we never talk in a rhythm, but do talk in a cadence. Depending on the copy you can enhance with “glue” phrases like “so,” “you know,” and so on, to enhance the “flavor.” Don't read as if in stone. The actors who bring more to the table than just the copy are the best to work with. Sometimes you have to add a little bit to the copy; this isn't suitable for every piece of copy. George added that the higher the pay, the less suitable it may be to add to the copy. 1:07:30 Q Are men still dominating the industry? A Yes Elley: Example, MacDonald's ad to lipsynch a hen clucking—job went to a man. Randye--P.S. It depends on the field. Lifetime Network is nearly all female. Elaine: there are more women. VO reflects society. Thirty years ago only 10% female. Now 30%. 1:10:40 Q Do you feel union is overrated, should new actors stay non-union. A Sticky question. Elaine: we need the union to establish standards and rate of pay. It's there when people are ready for it. Marc it's nice for somebody to establish minimum scale. His concern is that union doesn't go after companies for residuals. He hears about VO's getting screwed. 1:13:45 Q Is there an upsteak trend? A Use sparingly. Marc says uptalk is viral. It's part of the venacular. You should control it and use it when you want, not let it control you. Marc said 30-40% of commercials have it. Elaine: Uptalk makes it hard to edit video. It sounds insecure. 1:17:45 Q My voice changes morning to evening. How should I deal with that? A Elaine pick a time and record consistently at that time. Record yourself throughout the day and listen to changes. Elley: warm up if you need to record first thing. Work at your optimum. Discussion about voice care follows. 1:20:30 Randye talks about singing exercises helping her. Warm up with easy vocal exercises, drink a lot of water. Your mouth gets tired. Take breaks, massage your jaw. Singing and tongue twister exercises are good. Elley talks about soft palate exercise where you yawn. She also puts ice packs on her throat to reduce swelling. 1:23:19 Break 1:24:15 They're back. Time to talk about Harlan Hogan products. Voice Over Essentials! 1:27:20 Q What is the difference between “east flavor” of coaching and “west flavor” of coaching? A Elley-Ray each uses different language, but they all come from the same place. They know what truth and response is, that there are no monologues, just dialogues. Elaine: we all possess good ears so students can hear what needs to be fixed. Marc figures that because of the internet, there's no north-south-east-west anymore. 1:31:30 Cumbayá breaks out. 1:33:00 Announcements. Thanks to donors. Spread the word. Third Anniversary Show is on April 21. Next week: Dark. No show. Thanks to support staff and wives. This week, George will be at NAB in Las Vegas and at the Vegas Voicers workout on 4/ 10. 1:36:49 End of show.
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Published on Aug 6, 2013 Listen to Marc Graue "Fix it in the mix" as he shares his pearls of wisdom on the VO industry, how he started his own commercial studio, and a few dirty jokes for good measure. We also visit with our friend Marc Cashman to see his amazing home studio built by the late Mike Sommer. Dan recounts an interesting story of being recognized while visiting California recently. The guys share footage of thier visit with Marc Cashman featuring his studio, and workflow. Visit George at VOStudioTech.com Or follow George's Twitter: @EWABS_Show George's Tech Tidbits: George hints that there is a big transition in place for him, and will reveal more soon. Dan's Tip Of The Week: Mac vs PC. Advantages, and drawbacks to consider. The guys continue the debate with chatroom viewers afterward. Visit Dan at HomeVoiceOverStudio.com/ Or follow Dan's Twitter: @HomStudioMan Welcome This Week's Guest: Marc Graue http://www.fixinthemix.com/ http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1246394/ https://www.facebook.com/marc.graue.3 Interview questions, and topics included: How Marc got started in voice over. Marc shares stories from early in his career. Marcs studio, and his popularity in the VO community. Marcs unique demo production process. Marc gives other demo advice, and tips. Marcs preferred audio chain. The type of work Marc does, versus most home studio work. Marc's classes, and how they relate to casting. How Marc's studio was a big part of "In a world." Marcs advice for voice actors. Giant 3-day Online Conference, all you need is an Internet connection. http://www.voiceoverxtra.com/article.... Thanks to Harlan Hogan and Voice Over Essentials. voiceoveressentials.com/ Harlan is the exclusive supplier of portable studio booths for TED. John Florian, and Voice Over Xtra. The daily resource for voice over success. http://www.voiceoverxtra.com/index.htm Announcements: Aug.24-The 3rd annual Don LaFontaine Poker Classic George will be attending this, and John Taylor has sponsored a table. http://www.sagfoundation.org/content/... Sept. 18-20 Voice Over Virtual: An online virtual conference. http://www.voiceoverxtra.com/article.... Be sure to take the EWABS survey found on the front page of: EWABS.com. EWABS E-support membership: Unlimited one on one help with Dan and George. $39.95/mo. Click the support Link at the top of ewabs.com Donations are always welcome.ewabs.com For Studio Suit Orders and Info.: http://www.vostudiosuit.com/ Like our Facebook page. https://www.facebook.com/ewabshop. Subscribe on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/user/ewabs ewabs_show on Twitter WOULD YOU like to be one of our monthly sponsors??? Contact us at ewabshop.com to discuss!!! Visit World Voices at the new web address Worldvo.com. Don't forget to get your gear ! shop.ewabs.com Future Shows: AUG 12----Juan Carlos Bagnell aka Some Audio Guy AUG 19 ----David Kaye AUG 24--------POKER CLASSIC---$ for the DLF LAB AUG 26-----Google Hangout Sept 2-------Labor Day - No show this week. Sept 9----Tara Platt and Yuri Lowenthal --Actors, Animators, Authos of "VO Behind the MIC" Join the EWABS Correspondent Contest. Make a VO or home studio related video, and send it to ewabshop@gmail.com The best way to keep track of the shows activities is to visit the EWABS Facebook page. https://www.facebook.com/eastwest.aud... EWABS Twitter: EWABS_Show Thanks again to our sponsors. Harlan Hogan's Voice over Essentials. voiceoveressentials.com Voice Over Xtra http://www.voiceoverxtra.com/index.htm Thanks to Larry Hudson, Silvia McClure, Larry and Elizabeth Davis, and Rosemary Benson for the show's bumpers, promotions and drops. Special thanks to the shows producer, Katherine Curriden, Dave Courvosier for providing the shows weekly intro, Lee Pinney for posting the podcast, and, to Jason Lawson for providing our weekly show notes. Send us questions, and be on our show where Dan and George will solve your home studio problems live! Call 818-47EWABS, that's 818 473-9227, and leave us your question in the voice mail box. Go to ewabs.com for details. Contributions are also welcome at shop.ewabs.com
Do you want to learn how to make your performance sound more authentic? Are you looking to improve your technique? Many casting directors and producers request an “authentic” read or want that “guy or gal next door” conversational read. Marc Cashman joins Voice Over Experts to share how you too can tap into this trend […]
This episode: Classic Cashman Strategies of Self-promotion, Facebook vs LinkedIn, Networking & What not to do… Plus the LTVO Quiz! Listen here… MEET Marc Cashman: Telly – Addy – Clio Award winning Producer, VO talent voted twice as one of the best male VOs by Audiofile Magazine, and VO teacher / coach. www.CashmanCommercials.com Love That VoiceOver is a podcast showcasing in-depth interviews unveiling the personalities and projects behind the mic. Every interview is a fresh perspective on the art and artistry behind the microphone.... VO artist LoveThatRebecca is your host and producer of Love That VoiceOver. Rebecca also voiceover improv with LoveThatImprovVO.com Connect on Twitter @LoveThatVO, on FaceBook page Love That Voiceover, plus LoveThatVoiceover.com.
This episode: Shifting paradigms - Marc's role in advertising then and now. Staying on game – with discriminating & ‘loving' taste! Listen here… MEET Marc Cashman: Telly – Addy – Clio Award winning Producer, VO talent voted twice as one of the best male VOs by Audiofile Magazine, and VO teacher / coach. www.CashmanCommercials.com Love That VoiceOver is a podcast showcasing in-depth interviews unveiling the personalities and projects behind the mic. Every interview is a fresh perspective on the art and artistry behind the microphone.... VO artist LoveThatRebecca is your host and producer of Love That VoiceOver. Rebecca also voiceover improv with LoveThatImprovVO.com Connect on Twitter @LoveThatVO, on FaceBook page Love That Voiceover, plus LoveThatVoiceover.com.
Addy & Clio Awarded Producer, VO Actor & Coach Marc Cashman part one on LovethatVoiceover MEET Marc Cashman: Telly – Addy – Clio Award winning Producer, VO talent voted twice as one of the best male VOs by Audiofile Magazine, and VO teacher / coach. www.CashmanCommercials.com About this episode: Only $20 in your wallet? It happened to him!!! Learn how Marc got started… weather (pun) or not! From upstate NY to Los Angeles, deciding to play in the ‘big legues' and how… Starting included a special course in commercial production and then, limo driving to keep the rent paid. Listen here… Love That VoiceOver is a podcast showcasing in-depth interviews unveiling the personalities and projects behind the mic. Every interview is a fresh perspective on the art and artistry behind the microphone.... VO artist LoveThatRebecca, aka Rebecca Haugh, is your host and producer of Love That VoiceOver. Rebecca also honors voiceover improv with LoveThatImprovVO.com Connect on Twitter @LoveThatVO, on FaceBook page Love That Voiceover, plus LoveThatVoiceover.com.
What should do you with advertising copy? Is it inviolable or can you make little changes here and there if they better suit your read? Voice-over teacher, performer and producer Marc Cashman shares 4 tips and considerations for what you can and cannot do with ad copy to help make your auditions stand out and […]
Is your voice over career built strongly and with care? Marc Cashman shares insight on how to go about building your voiceover “house” to get the best results. Building a sound voiceover house is essential to being competitive, consistent, professional and sought after. Learn how to build yours now! [iframe src=”100%” height=”166″ scrolling=”no” frameborder=”no” src=”https://w.soundcloud.com/player/?url=https%3A//api.soundcloud.com/tracks/262834742&color=ff5500&auto_play=false&hide_related=false&show_comments=true&show_user=true&show_reposts=false”] […]
Marc Cashman reveals three things that underlay all convincing voice acting: sincerity, smile and physicality. Learn more about how being sincere (truly!), smiling and movement can work together to create an amazing voice over performance. [iframe src=”100%” height=”166″ scrolling=”no” frameborder=”no” src=”https://w.soundcloud.com/player/?url=https%3A//api.soundcloud.com/tracks/262836325&color=ff5500&auto_play=false&hide_related=false&show_comments=true&show_user=true&show_reposts=false”] Transcript Julia-Ann Dean: Welcome to Voice Over Experts brought to you by voices.com, the […]
Voice over instructor and performer Marc Cashman identifies “12 Voice Over Skill Sets” that will help you to refine your current skills and develop new ones. From clarity to consistency to cold reading and more, you’ll find new ways that you can leverage your talent and make it shine brightly for all to hear. Listen […]
Unofficial Announcer contest for Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, Hillary Huber Announces Live at the People’s Choice Awards, Marc Cashman named one of AudioFile Magazine’s top voices and what to do when artistic direction is lacking in audition scripts. Download Podcast Episode 58 » Links from today’s show Unofficial Announcer Contest for NBC’s Late Night […]
VOICEOVER PRODUCER - This week's guest is Marc Cashman. Marc is one of the best voiceover producers, directors and actors in the entertainment industry. Over the past fifteen years his company, "Cashman Commercials" has received over 150 advertising awards in local, regional, national and international competitions, including the esteemed ADDY and CLIO Awards. We will be discussing: how to get started, importance of your first demo reel and where to find the best classes to get started.
Don LaFontaine Recuperating after Cedars Sinai stay, Voice Over New Year's Resolution Contest, Bob Souer Narrates 774,000 Word Project, Adam Fox is in Tech Talk, and there's a brand spanking new VO site hitting the scene and already scoring points in the search engines.
Vivendi and Activision to merge, Marc Cashman opens One-on-One Voice Coaching, New Voice Casting Podcast, Adam Fox answers your podmail and a special announcement about the 2008 Voicey Awards.
British Animation Awards Announce New Voice Performance Categories, Update on Writers Guild of America Strike, Feature Interview with David Cook, Kathleen "Kat" Keesling on SaVoa and Adam Fox teaches you how to clean your computer in Tech Talk.
Writers' Strike, Simpsons Video Game, Naruto : Rise of a Ninja Gives Gamers Choice of VAs, Terry Daniel's Voice Overs On Demand Podcast, Adam Fox in Tech Talk - send in your MP3s!
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California Wildfires, Jeff Gelder Holiday Magic CD, Teletoon turns 10 years old, Julie Williams reviews MJ Lallo's Marketing in VO DVD, Adam Fox in Tech Talk and an opportunity to help your colleagues through difficult times.
Don LaFontaine on Jay Leno, VOICE 2007 articles online, Bettye Zoller audio book release with Simon and Schuster, Elie Hirschman on learning accents, Adam Fox and Humble Beginnings, Voice Cat Marc Cashman's advice on picking a voice acting class.
Voicey Award Winners, PodCamp Toronto, Earphone Award for Marc Cashman, Johnny George serves us the Business Side of Setting up a Pro Studio, Adam Fox on the Sonic Quality of Recordings, and a Special Message from Nancy Wolfson, one of the Voicey Awards Judges.
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