Blogging

My friend Mary C. McKitrick shares this riviting tale on her blog about traveling into New York City for an audition. Since I don’t have a Blogger account, I can’t leave a comment on her blog, but I’m glad she’s OK. And I hope she gets cast from the audition. That would be very cool.

Update: It turns out that Mary’s account allows comments from people without Blogger accounts, so I’ve left a comment there after all.
(edited to add a link to Mary’s blog, and the update)

Joe Cipriano blogs here. From time to time he also posts video on his site, as I’ve mentioned before. And, his post of August 31st gives you a chance to watch from the voiceover booth of an awards show, specifically the 2006 Primetime Emmy Awards.

Watch and enjoy.

And thanks to by buddy Charlie Glaize for tipping me to Joe’s post.

to David Houston for his very kind comments on his voiceover blog called “Do That Voice,” about me and this blog. Thank you David. Much continued success to you.

But only at the end, so let me highlight that Dan Nachtrab has a blog. While it’s not updated every day, he was kind enough to post about his inteview here, as well as link to a couple of others among my favorite voiceover people.

Thanks, for the post, Dan. I wish you much continued success.

TV Squad is a blog about television. Richard Keller posted some fascinating video from a session for the series Family Guy there in a post on July 14th and I just stumbled across it today.

Check it out.

Mary C. McKitrick has learned just how habit forming it is to study with the one and only Pat Fraley. Read about Mary’s latest encounter with Pat on her blog, here. I just wish I lived in New England so I could have fed my Pat habit, too.

Brilliant. That’s the word. I’m talking about Dave Christi, who not only has a voiceover site with a very cool intro, and a blog, he also has an audio blog where he posts some of his work for all to hear.

Here are just two examples of his work:

1. Tan-In-Paradise.
2. Fast Eddie’s Sports Bar.

What I especially love about these spots is that they incorporate music so naturally and powerfully. What a great way to make your clients stand out from the crowd, Dave. Brilliant. Just brilliant.

While looking at the latest posts at the Voice-Over Bulletin Board, I was directed to this amazing bit of video. Wow! What a brilliant bit of viral marketing from the first class folks at Promo Alliance.