Voice Jobs

Knowing When (Not) To Say “No”.

October 23, 2012 by Rowell

If there’s anything better than being invited back for another creative animated tv spot by a great creative team: it’s being asked to add a little something that wasn’t in the original script…and watching it take off! In a spot recorded this summer and readied for air in the fall, the folks at Lawrence & Schiller continued their Telly […]

Where I Didn’t Go On My Summer Vacation

August 13, 2012 by Rowell

I know, I know: “Vacation??? What is this word ‘Vacation’ you keep using? I don’t think it means what you think it means.” For many working in Voiceovers, a vacation is just one more figment of the imagination. Some take the work along with them via the internet. Usually, it’s only the “voice” that gets to travel. And […]

Back on the Farm Team

May 8, 2012 by Rowell

If there is a downside to doing the voice for an animation project, it’s the seemingly interminable interval before you can actually see the final result. But more often than not…it’s worth the wait. That’s been the experience with these terrific and funny TV spots for Taco John’s, created by Lawrence and Schiller (used by […]

New Dog…Old Trick

May 3, 2012 by Rowell

Animating a moving mouth over live-action animal footage is nothing new. There was a popular series of theatrical shorts in the 30s based on the concept. It’s still fun, though! My thanks to Rod and Nancy Rich at MonkeyBravo for thinking of me when it came time to record the voices (and for including […]

…SWEEPING UP AFTER SaVoa…

April 25, 2012 by Rowell

In the interest of disclosure (not to mention Closure) as to details over recent unpleasantness, I’m offering some final words. Okay, I doubt they’ll be the final words, but they’ll be the last you’ll see here. And most of them aren’t my own words, but those of the various parties involved on both sides. Treat […]

Part 3 of 3: I MAY OWE YOU AN APOLOGY (about SaVoa)

April 20, 2012 by Rowell

(For those who came in late, Part 2 and Part 1 are below) What does it say when Seven Professional Voiceover Artists finally decide they no longer want their names associated with the executive board of an Association of Professional Voiceover Artists. (That’s a rhetorical question.) It’s one thing if you want to have your […]

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