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  Lani Minella December 13, 2012 at 1:40pm

   I always look for new people to add to my talent pool, but I just can't wrap my brain around those who just point me to their demo and say, "add me." I have to speak with them (which takes time I seldom have) and see what they are capable of that I can use. As we all know, demos can be self-limiting.  You need to live up to your demo and then some. In games there are more commonly needed accents, ages, dlalects etc.  I hope to be able to help you and others get into my pool the best way possible.
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  Jon Bailey December 10, 2010 at 4:10pm

  Haha! I will and the same goes for you! :)
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  Jon Bailey November 29, 2010 at 3:14pm

  Thanks, Ed! That means a lot coming from someone as talented as you! I wished I had the resume that YOU do!
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  Shelly Callahan March 3, 2010 at 6:42pm

  ED!!!
  Hi there! Things are good. A little slow maybe. I just took some demos up to some LA agents so I have my fingers crossed (again). I made a cute package using a clear plastic paint can, some gel clings you see in windows and a flashy-blinky light. I made a stand and put my cd inside with the "Always Room for Shell-O" cover and a nice engraved pen with my name and phone number on it. I hope it grabs their attention enough to at least listen. It is nice to have a laser for engraving at my disposal!
  I am taking a class on Sunday up in LA with Marc Cashman and his special quest Lani Minella (from the ask a casting director forum where we met). It is a video game intensive type class so hopefully I will actually get on Lani's radar and get to audition for upcoming projects.
  What is new with you?
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  Eri Daniel Erlich March 2, 2010 at 6:18pm

  Thanks Ad!
  Thanks allot!
  :)
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  Debbe Hirata February 25, 2010 at 11:46am

  Oh, and I also want to add...my friend Ginny Tyler? Well she was hand-selected by Walt Disney to be the official storyteller at Disneyland. She was also a Mouseketeer. (did I spell that right?) who reported from Disneyland. When the theme park was opened, Mr. Disney wanted to drive visitors there from the Mickey Mouse Club TV audience. During the show, which was taped, they cut to Ginny live at Disneyland. She was amazing. Voiced hundreds of films for Disney and a myriad of other things. And she was my neighbor for ten years. She recently moved to be near her son.
  
  Just want you to know what it means when I said you remind me of Ginny Tyler. She was/is one of the most talented character voice talents to have ever lived. Seriously she was incredible...and so are you.
  
  I too, will send business your way when the opportunity arises...and I hope there are many.
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  Debbe Hirata February 25, 2010 at 11:29am

  Great to meet you Ed. You remind me of the time when I had the great privilege of working with Ginny Tyler, an amazing character talent in Hollywood for over 40 years. She returned to Seattle to care for her elderly mom and that is when I had the pleasure of working with her and developing a deep friendship.
  
  Character voice over is an amazing genre that you clearly move in with ease. I can do it, but it doesn't come natural to me. Hope to learn more on VU.
  
  Thanks for reaching out and for your kind comments.
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  Lani Minella October 4, 2009 at 4:12pm

  Again I am grateful for your compliment and if you ever want to learn how to do more weird creatures....ask. Have a great October with lots of cool ghouls and treats!
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  Lani Minella October 2, 2009 at 3:39pm

  Thanks for your comment on Tiamat, Ed. The surprising thing to me is that they really didn't alter my voice much. I was looking forward to a lot of scary processing, but I guess I'm scary as is. Wonder if that's a good thing? LOL
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  Bill Holmes August 7, 2009 at 3:50pm

  Hey Ed! I'm on the VO Coaches page and I saw that you were looking for a coach in the RI area. I'm based in LA, but I offer private sessions over Skype. Or, if you can get some people in your area interested in a workshop I can fly out there and teach you.