Blogging

Mary C. McKitrick was the first person I did a feature interview with for this blog. I wanted to feature her first because, as I said at the time, I admire her approach to the business part of voiceover a great deal. (Of course, she also is very talented, as anyone who has listened to her demos knows.)

Now, Mary’s local newspaper has realized the treasure in their own back yard, and they too have done an interview with her. You’ll find a link to the article in this post at Mary’s voiceover blog.

Good for you, Mary.

Pat Fraley has written a fascinating account of a recent ADR recording session for Disney, that’s published on Vox Daily, the blog at Voices.com. I think you’re going to love reading this story.

Elaine Singer, a talented voiceover artist, blogs about her work and life. As I was reading her blog today, I took a moment to look over a previous post I’d somehow missed, written a few days ago. As you read, you’ll discover that when you’re working in voiceover, you really do have to be ready for anything!

Ralph Hass, a talented voiceover artist in British Columbia, Canada has been selected as the voice for the Buffalo Sabres NHL team. Good for you, Ralph. You can read his blog post about this good news here.

Update: There’s a very nice write-up about this news that’s been added to Vox Daily, the voiceover blog from Voices.com.

I’ve just added a link to VoiceOverTimes.com in my voiceover blogroll on the left here. It’s a discussion forum that’s been around for a while. The archives are filled with valuable insights and comments. And my friend David Houston is one of the new moderators there. I’m sure it’s going to be a site worth visiting often.

By the way, David also blogs about voiceover here. He’s posted a note about his new moderator role here. And while you’re there, be sure to note the post right above, linking to a press release about his very fine voiceover work.

I first learned about VoiceOverTimes.com through the blog at Voices.com. Their most recent post about the forum, including a note about David and his fellow forum moderators, is here.

Ralph Hass is a fine voiceover talent who has just started a blog about voiceover work. I’m always delighted to find another voiceover blogger.

Now, Ralph’s only been doing this for a week, so give him some time to build up his archives. But, bookmark him now so we can enjoy watching his site grow together.

Elaine Singer, a voiceover talent who specializes in audiobooks and other long form narrations, blogs about her voiceover work here. (You can hear her demos here.)

While reading her blog today, I clicked through to an interesting article she’s written about the question of using audio on your website. You can read the article here. It’s well worth a few minutes of your time.