E-Learning Voice Over Portfolios #104: Challenge | Recap
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Hi, all! Sorry that other projects have kept me away from the Challenges for a while; lots of catching up to do. As Fate would have it, when David posted the challenge about Soundboards, I decided to do one as a voiceover portfolio, since voiceovers is one of the services I offer. I haven't changed the portfolio since then (I am just starting to work on updating my demos, and will add new versions down the road), but I did update my blog post to include answers to the questions David posed this week about our voices and our setup. As to the demos, I especially had fun creating the Animation one; I had a good day, and did it all in one take, which was a hoot. If anyone knows any animators looking for writer/collaborators, let me know; I have a second clip I'd love to see animated, too.
I look forward to listening to this week's submissions!
My updated blog post: http://www.sellonsolutions.com/delivering-your-information-with-a-fun-soundboard/
Direct link to my Soundboard: http://www.sellonsolutions.com/wp-content/uploads/Soundboard/story.html
I look forward to listening to this week's submissions!
My updated blog post: http://www.sellonsolutions.com/delivering-your-information-with-a-fun-soundboard/
Direct link to my Soundboard: http://www.sellonsolutions.com/wp-content/uploads/Soundboard/story.html
Great stuff Andrew - did you do the female voice in the animation example as well as the male?
- Thanks, Nancy! Yes, I did Ruby as well as Victor. It was great fun. If you enjoyed that, check out my Mad Scientist clip, and also my World Dialects clip, on my acting web site. Pretty silly stuff: http://www.andrewsellon.com/voiceovers/