James Clamp

New York

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James Clamp left a comment for Gary Hoskins

"Thanks mate. Very kind of you. Super to meet you here.

James"

James Clamp left a comment on Social Media

"Email - james@jamesclamp.com
Website - http://www.jamesclamp.com/
Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/British.Voice.Talent
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James Clamp left a comment on MARKETING FOR FUN AND PROFIT

"Hi Dan,

If you've been asked in good faith to do work and you performed that work and you've agreed a price, etc, etc and you deliver the work as agreed, then you are entitled to your compensation. Every client I ever worked with has promised me…"

James Clamp left a comment for Ebenezer Kingslin

"Hi Ebenezer, great to meet you here, James"

James Clamp posted a video

James Clamp - Mighty Boosh 1

Comedy Promo for Mighty Boosh on Cartoon Network (Adult Swim)

James Clamp posted a video

James Clamp - Rosetta Stone

Brand Video for Rosetta Stone

James Clamp left a comment for Lauren Brooks Phillips

"Hey Lauren,

Great to meet you here,

James"

James Clamp left a comment for Mike Cooper

"Happy Birthday Mike, James"

James Clamp posted a video

James Clamp - Mighty Boosh 2

British Comedy Promo's on Cartoon Network (Adult Swim)

James Clamp left a comment for DAVID McALISTER

"Hi David,

Great to meet you here. Nice icon......

James"

James Clamp left a comment for Bob Tomlin

"Thanks Bob, great to meet you here, James"

James Clamp left a comment on MARKETING FOR FUN AND PROFIT

"Hey Bob,

I'd say that you're already marketing yourself even if you don't know you're doing it. The fact that "video jobs fall out of thin air" and that "clients I already work for talk to friends and they contact me with work" means that your…"

James Clamp left a comment on MARKETING FOR FUN AND PROFIT

"Hey Lowell,

I think it's fabulous to have those adjectives associated with your voice. Quality always sells. A luxurious and distinct voice will make any product sound great. This is not a time to re-invent yourself unless you feel some real inside…"

James Clamp left a comment on MARKETING FOR FUN AND PROFIT

"These are my three golden rules. They might not work for you but they've done me proud so far:

1. FIND YOUR STYLE / WINNING VOICE

Finding a niche market for your talents is the way forward. You need to establish your identity and quickly. Whether…"

James Clamp left a comment on MARKETING FOR FUN AND PROFIT

"Niche Marketing -

who are you?
why are you any different to the person next to you?
what makes you stand out?

Answering these questions sets you up with future goals to attain - a plan of action for the year, if you like.

For example, if you know…"

James Clamp left a comment on MARKETING FOR FUN AND PROFIT

"No, I'm not. Joe specifically asked "Where can one find a list of casting directors?". That's the question that is now missing. To this question, I replied with "Buy the Ross Reports..." comment.

But anyway, the message remains the same - research…"

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Location

New York

Birthday:

April 1

Age:

I WORK IN THE VOICE OVER INDUSTRY AS A(N)

Voice Actor, Copy Writer

HERE'S A LITTLE ABOUT ME AND MY VOICE OVER EXPERIENCE

Who: Born and raised in London, England. Been living and working in New York since September 2003. I'm a real believer in mind over matter and that you have to laugh and stay positive at all times. I want to keep listening and learning. How: Started taking voice classes with the great Marla Kirban in New York in September 2005. These continue every week to this day. She, along with Bryant Falk, produced my first demo at the end of January 2006. On March 2nd (my brother Andrew's birthday) that year I signed with Don Buchwald & Associates in New York. My first booking was on the same day - promo's for the History Channel. Since then I’ve done radio and TV commercials for, amongst others, Land Rover, British Airways, Coca-Cola, Motorola and Gwen Stefani. Also, TV political ads, English-language DVDs and ESL courses and Audiobooks for most of the major publishers. And there have been hundreds of Internet marketing and training videos for Fortune 500 companies, and further TV promos for Cartoon Network, AETN International and MTV. Most of the jobs I do are from my own ISDN studio.

RECENTLY BOOKED PROJECTS

Japanese TV shows, IBM, Mighty Oak Entertainment, Aquafresh, Cartoon Network Promo's, BBC America, PBS Promo's, History Channel

LANGUAGES

English - British French some Russian

VOICE DESCRIPTION

British, Young, hip, smooth, warm, conversational, narrative and dramatic Deep, rich and youthful sound

DIALECTS, Character voices and vocal impressions

Australian, Cockney, RP, South African, Irish, Scottish, French, Russian, Northern English

VOICES I AM ABLE TO PERFORM

Senior Male, Middle Age Male, Young Adult Male, Teenage Boy, Child Male

AUDIO DELIVERY METHOD

ISDN, Source Connect, FTP, AIF, MP3, WAV

EQUIPMENT

Mac, AT4040 Mic, M-Audio Fast Track Pro, True Systems P-Solo, Phone Patch, Isolation Booth, ISDN and Source Connect

WEBSITE

https://www.jamesclamp.com/

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Parry P June 30, 2008 at 11:47pm

Love the voice bro!
Deby Cedars June 30, 2008 at 10:45pm

Hi...Thanks for the add James. I used to live in England and now I'm in the CT NY area as well. Ofcourse I also lived CA, TX, FL.....ummm I just thought I would like to tell you that I have socks that match your logo...(snickers)...Take Care,
Deby
Kathryn McClean June 30, 2008 at 4:09am

Hey There,
Thanks for the add! :-)
~ Kathryn
Georgia Cubbon June 29, 2008 at 8:07pm

Hi, thanks England :)
Edd Hall June 29, 2008 at 1:25am

Great to meet you, too!! GREAT voice! I feel I need to warn you. If you use a Manley, you may end up sounding the way Don hears you in his head...
Warm Regards,
Edd
Don LaFontaine June 28, 2008 at 10:16pm

James -

I use a Manley tube mic - but I've always contended that the choice of microphone is highly subjective. When you find one that pleases you - that is, it reproduces your voice the way you "hear" it in your head, stop.
In general, the tried and true standards, like the Sennheisser 416 are always a pretty good bet. If you an ever get your hands on a RCA 44 or 77 (oldies but goodies) you might be interested in seeing what they do for your voice.

Don

http://stop.In/

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Leah Ann Cevoli June 28, 2008 at 8:34pm

Hey James... thanx for the comment. I just signed with TGMD here in Los Angeles, and I'm reworking my vo demos. I didnt want to post the old ones up, but if you're reallllly interested theres a few old ones on my website!
Maxine Dunn British and American June 28, 2008 at 8:07pm

Dear Mr.-Fast-Track-To-The-Top-Of-His-Game: Very nice to make your acquaintance too! I'm diggin' the crazy flag. Did you design that yourself? VERY nice! Loved reading your success story too.

Hope we meet in person sometime....I'd like to have you just talk at me for a while with that lovely voice of yours.

Maxine
Ben Hurst June 28, 2008 at 7:47pm

Great demos - happy to add you as a friend.

Best!

Ben
Ed Hunter June 27, 2008 at 9:59am

I appreciate the welcome. Sorry for the delayed response. I have been spending a few minutes here and there familiarizing myself with the site. I have a day job ( www.flsmarketing.com ) and it takes up most of my day. If you get a chance, check out Jody Zink. Jody's my girlfriend. I think she may have joined the site in the last day or so. I help her with some of her VO stuff. I helped her put together the demos she has posted at ( voiceoverlounge.com ) Thanks again for the welcome.

http://www.flsmarketing.com/