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At 10:21pm on October 15, 2013, Kevin D. Barker said…: Hi Kevin, I am at a stand still in my career. I don't know what direction to go. Can you take a look at my demo and give me some ideas. I would like to come to LA and hang out and maybe drop off my demo. Let me know what you think, I really want to pursue this and get going

thanks

Kevin

At 1:04pm on July 12, 2011, Eric Migneault said…: Bonjour Kevin,

I'm glad to count as one of you VU friends.

Congrats on what you achieved so far.

by any chances, do you have an idea how I can get into the video game VO (in French obviously)

So far, i havn,t found the right door to knock at.

THX

Eric

At 11:05am on July 12, 2011, Amy Carter said…: Thanks for the request - your animation demo is amazing!

At 6:59pm on July 11, 2011, Tim Garrison said…: Thanks for the request Kevin

At 7:25pm on April 16, 2011, Dan Bailey said…: Hi Kevin,

This is the first time I've seen your friend request. Sorry to be so late to reply,

All the best,

Dan Bailey

At 6:30pm on March 8, 2011, Richard Wentworth said…: Can't wait for the Webinar with Steve Reisberg.. promised to be another super informative evenin'!

At 6:50pm on February 19, 2011, Jon Bailey said…: Great workshops today, Kevin. I learned a lot and I really enjoyed myself. :) Thanks so much!

At 8:08am on January 6, 2011, Temba Hove said…: Compliments of the new year Kevin.

May all that you may wish for yourself come into your life in 2011.

Take Care.....................

At 6:43pm on December 17, 2010, Mauro Martinez said…: Greetings from Montevideo, Uruguay! Exitos!

At 4:43pm on December 15, 2010, J Harold Gentry said…: Thanks for the welcome. I look forward to collaborating with everyone.

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I WORK IN THE VOICE OVER INDUSTRY AS A(N): Voice Actor, Creative Director, Voiceover Coach

HERE'S A LITTLE ABOUT ME AND MY VOICE OVER EXPERIENCE: I have worked as a VO Artist since 1995. I teach workshops and produce demos. Please see my website for info & clips from my work!

RECENTLY BOOKED PROJECTS: World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King (3 roles)
Mortal Kombat vs DC Universe (Captain Marvel)
Dracula: Origin (Van Helsing)
Agatha Christie: Evil Under the Sun (Hercule Poirot)
Kingdom Hearts II (Tournament Announcer)
Disney on Ice (voicematch for Edna Mode)
Chicken Little: Ace in Action (Space Goosey Lucy)
Girls & Sports Interstitials for Fox Sports Net
LeapFrog Tag - The Cat in the Hat (Fish)
Halo Interactive Strategy Game (Prophet of Candor)

Plus countless radio & television commercials for many fine quality products!

LANGUAGES: English - most of the time

VOICE DESCRIPTION: Fun, exciting, energetic, sexy, smooth, wacky, zany, animated, newscaster, young, promo-guy, movie-trailer-guy, eccentric, odd, unusual, textured, gravelly, gruff, mean, nasty, horrible, terrible, awful, nice, sweet . . . Oh wait, you wanted a description of my *voice*!

DIALECTS, Character voices and vocal impressions: I can learn any dialect in a matter of moments.

VOICES I AM ABLE TO PERFORM: Senior Male, Middle Age Male, Young Adult Male, Teenage Boy, Child Male

AUDIO DELIVERY METHOD: FTP, AIF, MP3, WAV

WEBSITE: http://www.kevindelaney.net

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Why Do So Many Video Games Have Such Bad Voice Acting?

Posted on August 2, 2010 at 12:41pm 0 Comments 0 Likes

A friend sent me this YouTube video — "The 50 Worst Moments in Video Game Voice Acting":

Is this supposed to be funny? Watching the clips, I felt gripped with terror that at any moment I'd be hearing one of my own performances.

Mercifully, I didn't make the cut. But it got me thinking about a question I'm often asked. It's not the nicest thing to say to a voice actor, particularly one who does video game VO frequently. But it's a… Continue

Are Alibis Standing in the Way of Your Success?

Posted on July 25, 2010 at 3:31pm 0 Comments 0 Likes

A great little book I own, Sales: Brief Lessons and Inspiring Stories by Jim Williamson includes an amusing “Alibi Chart for Salespeople.”

These are the reasons salespeople give year-round for why they’re not able to make sales:

January — Need time to recover from the… Continue

How to Become a Semi-Celebrity (and Use It as Your Springboard to Global Domination)

Posted on September 25, 2009 at 10:45pm 0 Comments 0 Likes

Attaining full-blown celebrity status is a rare and awesome thing. The person with millions of adoring fans enjoys a range of possibility and opportunity unfathomable to the anonymous commoner on the street.

International superstardom should head the list of everyone’s long-range career goals. But just because the world at large hasn’t yet taken notice of you doesn’t mean you have to suffer in obscurity. You can become a… Continue

New Blog: "The Wealthy Bohemian"

Posted on September 10, 2009 at 11:42pm 0 Comments 0 Likes

I've started a blog about success, prosperity and happiness — The Wealthy Bohemian.

Here's a sampling from the first post:

"Most of the trappings typically associated with 'wealth' leave me cold. Keep your tacky art, forget the the gaudy furniture. Give me instead the freedom to move about as I please, and an abundance of time to be able to do what… Continue

The Levelator — Free Program Helps Make Your VO Recordings Sound Better

Posted on August 30, 2009 at 1:45pm 2 Comments 0 Likes

If you aren't "Levelating" your spoken recordings, odds are they don't sound as good as they could.

The Levelator is a free, downloadable program for Mac & PC that enhances spoken-word audio. I'm not an engineer, so I can't tell you exactly all the things that it does, but its basic function is to make the levels of a recording even, so that everything is at an appropriate, equal volume.