1. Open or closed?

    Do you keep your hands closed, holding tightly to what you know? Or do you live with your hands open? Take a moment to walk through these questions with my friend Pam Tierney.

  2. The Dishwasher and Mary

    My friend Mary Morgan provides the voice for the powerful (and, warning, rather intense) video intro to the game The Dishwasher: Vampire Smile.

  3. Pam’s Green Dream

    My friend Pam Tierney is featured in this video spot for the Green Dream Group.

    Nice work, Pam!

  4. Springbook Audio launches

    My friend Jeffrey Kafer is all over the newly launched Springbook Audio. Good for you, Jeff!

    (Update: the site is down temporarily, as Jeff noted in his comment below. I’ll update again when it’s back up and running.)

  5. Even if you missed the “Fix your website”

    It’s not too late, even if you didn’t sign up for Dan O’Day seminar on how you as a voice actor can fix your website.

    WEBSITES FOR VOICE ACTORS: Why Your Website Isn’t Working for You And How And Why You Need To Fix It Immediately (100% Non-Technical)

    You see, the seminar was recorded and for only a few days (just until March 1st, 2010) you can get a copy of the 2.5 hour audio file.

    If you’re a voice actor, I hope you’ll click here and get this recording while you still can.

  6. Adam’s conundrum

    My friend Adam Creighton is facing a tough set of decisions. His way of working through the options was to make a YouTube video, which I found fascinating, so I’m sharing it with you, here.

  7. Mandy voices the web

    My friend Mandy Nelson is voicing the Internet, or at least a good share of it, these days. Read all about it at VoiceOverXtra.

  8. Anthony and Wendy

    My friend Anthony Mendez does a star turn as the voice of one of the new Wendy’s commercials. (Click through to see the spot on his site.)

  9. A quote for the day

    From my friend and manager, Stacey Stahl, in my inbox today:

    One step ahead of the times is a genius.  Two steps is a crackpot. 

           –  Rabbi Shlomo Riskin

  10. Fix your website registration ends today

    Dan O’Day is conducting a seminar designed to fix your website. It’s going to be 100% non-technical. Here are the details:

    WEBSITES FOR VOICE ACTORS: Why Your Website Isn’t Working for  You And How And Why You Need To Fix It Immediately (100% Non-Technical)

    Wednesday, February 24, 2010 — 9pm Eastern / 8pm Central / 6pm Pacific

    If you aren’t sure what this is about, a video from Dan explaining all the information including how to register to attend is right here.

    You might wonder, what does Dan O’Day know about websites? Dan will explain here.

    And yes, the seminar will be recorded so if, after you’ve registered, something comes up so that you can’t take part while it’s happening live, you’ll get a recording of the entire thing. This is also good news for those of us who like to got back and listen again to make sure we didn’t miss anything important.

    If you’re a voice actor, I hope you’ll register now, because registration ends this evening.

  11. Axe Cop Episode ONE

    The first fully animated web comic of Axe Cop is now on YouTube.

    It’s been great fun working on these pieces.

  12. Fix your website registration ends tomorrow

    Dan O’Day is conducting a seminar designed to fix your website. Here’s the first piece of good news, it’s going to be 100% non-technical. Here are the details:

    WEBSITES FOR VOICE ACTORS: Why Your Website Isn’t Working for  You And How And Why You Need To Fix It Immediately (100% Non-Technical)

    Wednesday, February 24, 2010 — 9pm Eastern / 8pm Central / 6pm Pacific

    And the second piece of good news? If you aren’t sure what this is about, a video from Dan explaining all the information including how to register to attend is right here.

    Now, you might ask, what does Dan O’Day know about websites? Dan will explain here.

    And yes, the third piece of good news, the seminar will be recorded so if, after you’ve registered, something comes up so you can’t take part while it’s happening live, you will get a recording of the entire thing. This is also good news for those of us who like to got back and listen again to make sure we didn’t miss anything important.

    If you’re a voice actor, I hope you’ll register now, because registration ends tomorrow.

  13. Pablo talks with Andy

    In a recently released podcast, British voice actor Andy Boyns talks with Pablo Hernandez about the “Let’s Talk About Haiti” project.In

  14. Making the invisible visible

    For a few years now I have been delighted to narrate several projects for the Breckenridge Institute. One of them, called Making Invisible Bureaucracy Visible, is now posted on their video page. Or you can watch part 1 through YouTube, here.

  15. How to hire a professional voice

    My friend Brian Hart has prepared a superb article covering all the bases of hiring professional voice talent for your project. If you’d rather, you can download his article as a PDF.

  16. Doing King Lear in a closet

    The London Telegraph has a delightful article on the rigors of recording audiobooks.

  17. Client feedback

    My friend Jeffrey Kafer’s Voice-overload web comic is good all the time. I thought this one to be especially worth a mention.

  18. It’s not about me

    It’s not about you, either. This is something I strongly belive. Dan Hurst sees things the same way..

  19. Frank on AFN

    My friend Frank Frederick voices this promo for the Armed Forces Network.

    Mighty nice work, Frank!

  20. If you treat people well …

    … they will remember you. My friend Ralph Hass has a story to illustrate the point on his blog.

  21. Mahmoud Taji and David Ciccarelli

    My friend Mahmoud Taji emailed me today about a new blog post on his site, a conversation with David Ciccarelli of Voices.com. Even if you’re not part of Voices.com, you might want to take a look.

  22. 2010 Elan Awards include voiceover

    My friend Chris Fadala emails with news that for the first time the Elan Awards, the awards for the electronic gaming industry, will include an award this year for Best Voiceover in a Video game. Details are in a PDF linked from the 2010 Elan Awards Showcase page.

  23. Do talk with strangers

    My friend Liz de Nesnera tells a delightful tale about some recent travel and what she learned while talking with strangers along her way.

  24. You’ve got to fix your website

    Dan O’Day is going to conduct a seminar designed to just that, fix your website. And here’s the first piece of good news, it’s going to be 100% non-technical. Here are the details:

    WEBSITES FOR VOICE ACTORS: Why Your Website Isn’t Working for  You And How And Why You Need To Fix It Immediately (100% Non-Technical)

    Wednesday, February 24, 2010 — 9pm Eastern / 8pm Central / 6pm Pacific

    A video from Dan explaining what this seminar is about and all the information you need to register to attend is right here.

    Now, you might ask, what does Dan O’Day know about websites? Dan will explain here. And yes, the seminar will be recorded so if, after you’ve registered, something comes up so you can’t take part while it’s happening live, you will get a recording of the entire thing. This is also good news for those of us who like to got back and listen again to make sure we didn’t miss anything important.

    If you’re a voice actor, I hope you’ll register now, while you’re thinking about it.

  25. A spotlight on Melissa

    My friend Melissa Exelberth does the voiceover for this video.

    Really nice work, Melissa!

  26. A day in Scott Rummell’s life

    There’s a wonderful article in the OC Register on voice actor Scott Rummell. My thanks to my friend Dave Spiker for sending me the link.

    UPDATE: I just noticed the article includes this video.

  27. Something fun I got to do

    Here’s a little something I worked on recently.

    Just a little light entertainment, or something like that anyway.

    UPDATE: Check out the cool coverage of this trailer and the webcomic over at Comics Alliance.

  28. It’s the least I could do

    Seth Godin offers some powerfully cogent observations about two ways to run a successful business. Take a moment to read his blog post from the other day. Then take several more minutes to think about how to put into practice a few of the ideas that just popped into your head. They could be the most important minutes you spend on your business today. On second thought, the most important minutes will be the ones you spend actually putting them into practice.

  29. Doug’s monster job

    Take a few minutes to pop over to Taji’s Voice Emporium where you’ll get to see a side of voice actor Doug de Nance that’s more Monster than actor.

  30. Home Studio troubleshooting

    Dan Lenard, the Home Studio Master, offers solid advice and answers questions at VoiceOverXtra.

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