The current voice of Mickey Mouse, Wayne Allwine, was stilled on May 18. The third vocalist for the mighty mouse, Allwine held the title the longest, starting with the New Micky Mouse Club in 1977 and ending with the Nintendo DS game "Kingdom Hearts Three-Five-Eight Days over Two" which he completed before his death. He will be missed.
Voice-Acting * Animation * Video Games * Commercials * Narration * Voice Mail * Improv
Friday, May 22, 2009
Thursday, May 14, 2009
Paul Winchell and Jerry Mahoney
Ventriloquism is rapidally becoming a lost art, but I hold out hope that future generations will be inspired by masters of the art when they see examples such as the following:
Wednesday, May 13, 2009
Harlan Ellison Speaks Up
Harlan Ellison is one of those rare authors who can perform as well as he writes. Here is an interview conducted nearly one year ago by Studio 360's Kurt Anderson. Listen as Ellison has some fun making Anderson squirm a bit.
Sunday, April 26, 2009
Acappella Simpsons Theme by Canvas
I caught this on the end credits of tonight's "Simpson's" episode. Arranged by Cason Swindle.
Saturday, April 18, 2009
Rob Paulsen & Mark Evanier
Mark Evanier and Rob Paulsen discuss the business of voice acting at Anthrocon 2007
Friday, April 17, 2009
Mel Blanc as the Frito Bandito
When I was a lad, Frito Lay ran a campaign of commercials for Fritos Corn Chips starring the Frito Bandito, voiced by Mel Blanc. Eventually anti defamation groups forced the character off of the airwaves. Now here, without animosity, are a few of those commercials.
Thursday, April 2, 2009
Julie Williams Interviews Stephanie Ciccarelli
Julie Williams discusses with Stephanie Ciccarelli various methods to promote yourself using Internet marketing.
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Marc Cashman Gives A Lesson on Interpreting Puncuation
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Marc Cashman gives a brief lesson on interpreting puncuation placed in copy.
Marc Cashman gives a brief lesson on interpreting puncuation placed in copy.
Friday, March 27, 2009
Pat Fraley On Auditions, The Root Canal of Voice Over
Pat Fraley is one of my teachers and is full of great advice. In this 7 minute segment, Pat talks about the bane of actors of every stripe: Auditions.
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