From New York To Florida. From Washington to LA. Ideas & Tips on How To Get The Next Big Gig if you're not in NY or LA and Advice On How To Keep It!
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  • Liz de Nesnera September 13, 2009 at 11:15am
    Hi All!

    I wanted to let you know that Harlan Hogan & Elaine Clark will be holding a Voiceover Weekend Workshop in New York City October 24th & 25th!

    Registration is now open!

    Saturday, October 24th, 2009
    Acting in the White Space
    with Elaine Clark

    Sunday, October 25th, 2009
    The Long Haul
    with Harlan Hogan

    Register for just one day or get a discount for both days!

    Info & Registration are all here:
    http://www.harlanhogan.com/reservations2.shtml

    Email or call with any questions!

    Hope to see you there!...this is going to ROCK!over Workshop

    Peace!

    Liz

    Liz de Nesnera
    Bilingual English/French Voice Talent w/ ISDN
    'C'est la Voix!'
    Reservoir Road Productions
    +1-973-610-2019
    liz@hireliz.com
    English & French Demos:
    http://www.hireliz.com/
    SaVoa #07037
    BLOG: http://blog.hireliz.com
  • Dale Leopold May 6, 2009 at 4:33pm
    Hi guys,

    I'm in Richmond, VA (the suburbs of Short Pump, to be precise), and am just starting to break in to the VO scene here (such as it is). I've lived here for over a decade, but before that I considered the DC area my home (I graduated from the U. of Maryland--fear the turtle!). More recently I spent a great deal of time in Bethesda Md., where my coach and mentor John Burr lives part-time (the rest of the time he's in Sarasota, FL). I look forward to sharing VO experiences with the rest of the group!
  • Jay Lang March 9, 2009 at 5:51am
    What Voice Over jobs resource sites have REALLY been working for you and where are they located?
  • Rodney Scot Stoner December 4, 2008 at 3:46pm
    Hello everyone,
    I have been in Charlotte North Carolina for 8 years. Los Angeles was home for 10 years prior to Charlotte. I have been the host of the tv series Discovery Jones Expeditions since 1999. While in L.A I was represented by CED as an actor. Jan. 2009 will begin my full time return to voiceover work as we are finishing my tv series after 148 episodes. Check out clips of the show at www.djexpeditions.com. Hope to meet some of you soon.
    Glad to be here.
    Rodney Scot
  • Dory Hayman November 25, 2008 at 4:25pm
    Hi All,

    My name is Dory Hayman and I live on the Eastern Shore of Maryland. It's nice to see so many voice talents from this region.
  • praiZe October 25, 2008 at 2:32pm
    Jay Thanks so much for the invite!

    praiZe
  • John Weeks October 24, 2008 at 12:13am
    Thanks for the invite Jay!
    John
  • ilene russell June 17, 2008 at 9:31am
    Thanks, Jay. Wishing you the best as you write your next chapter....(I was a loyal listener). Warm regards to everyone.
  • Rebecca Butterfly Vaughns May 30, 2008 at 10:10am
    Jay Lang, you said key words "What works for you." And yes, the Thank You letters and emails are ALWAYS a +. It's the one thing I live by as an artist in general. The building of relationships are very important. It will make a difference reference future work with clients. Be blessed and keep on the journey.


    Faith & Favor,
    Rebecca "Butterfly" Vaughns
    Int'l Spoken Word Artist
    Miami, FL
  • Chadd Pierce May 29, 2008 at 2:47pm
    I'll second Jay's comment about reaching out with gratitude. After getting the gig and doing a great job, providing sincere-but-ego-stroking feedback from the employed to the employer is one of the more effective ways to construct a bridge of mutual respect and even endearment. You'll be easier to use next time because "you get him/her". AND it will help in that ever-elusive path to word-of-mouth marketing.
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