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Bob Bergen's ADVANCED NYC Wkshop, Dec. 5 & 6, 2009

December 5, 2009 at 10am to December 6, 2009 at 4pm – NYC midtown studio TBA

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Start working on Monday, 10/19, voicing promos, commercials and tag lines for some affiliate TV stations across the country. Oct 15

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Start working on Monday, 10/19, voicing promos, commercials and tag lines for some affiliate TV stations across the country.

October 15

Marketing, marketing, marketing...

October 9

Marian Massaro joined TJ Jones's group

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The place for vocal booth discussions. Tricks, glitches, mods, improvements, upgrades, downgrades, we discuss it all here.

March 18

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

HERE'S A LITTLE ABOUT ME AND MY VOICE OVER EXPERIENCE: I have been doing voiceovers for almost 10 years. I have a home recording studio with ISDN. I started with acting in NYC at HB Studio, and continued from there studying voice, voiceover and improv. I've voiced a combination of TV and radio commercials, audio books, an animated film and series, corporate voiceover work, and even an award show or two!

RECENTLY BOOKED PROJECTS: Booked my THIRD spot for Marriott!! Am the voice of Burke Williams Spas of California, and the nationwide voice of FXCM (a div. of Forex Capital), Byram Healthcare and Simplisafe.

VOICE DESCRIPTION: Smooth, warm, real... ---but also animated, friendly, energetic. Rich promo reads. Strong Rock Imaging and Great Lite FM reads

DIALECTS, Character voices and vocal impersonations: Southern, New York, British, Cockney

LANGUAGES: English, Some italian

WEBSITE: http://www.marianmassaro.com

AUDIO DELIVERY METHOD: ISDN, FTP, AIF, MP3, WAV

EQUIPMENT: Mac Tower, Maccbook Pro, Pro Tools LE and MBox 2 Pro, PC w/Sony Sound Forge, ISDN Capable, have an FTP site.

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

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At 9:15pm on October 23, 2009, Andrew Danish said…: Thanks Marian!

At 4:41pm on October 23, 2009, Andrew Danish said…: Hey Marian! Just wanted to let you know you can catch my voice in the documentary "Witness to Waco" this weekend on MSNBC. Itll be on at midnight tonight and 11 pm sunday night. I do the voice of David Koresh.

At 5:31am on October 15, 2009, Steve Singer said…: Nice to meet you.

At 2:21pm on October 12, 2009, Dave HIlton said…: Thanks Marian!

Have a FANTASTIC October!

Dave

At 12:44am on October 6, 2009, Lucas Schuneman said…: Hey Marian,
I need to thank you and Bob from the bottom of the heart; the advice, the camaraderie and most of all, the laughs! If you find yourselves back in Chicago, give me a call and I'll be sure to both of you the sights. And I'll try and order up some better weather next time too... =)

Thanks again and take care!
- Lucas

At 3:33pm on September 29, 2009, Patrick Sweeney said…: Hello Marian, it is with pleasure that I am a friend. Say hello to Bob. He sings a mean New York, New York!

At 2:20pm on September 15, 2009, Vicki Amorose said…: So good to meet you in person, Marian! Keep me in the loop!

At 8:22pm on August 23, 2009, Bob Souer said…: Happy Birthday, Marian!

Be well,
Bob Souer

At 12:35am on March 19, 2009, Jon Thomas said…: Hi Marian. I just saw your questions regarding recording booths. I'm not presently selling mine, but I wanted to throw a couple of thoughts your way. One, I bought my Whisper Room used and it's worked out beautifully. Plus I saved a ton of money going used instead of new. If you can hold out for a good used model it'll be worth the wait.
The other thing I wanted to mention is that while my booth was easy to assemble in an uncomplicated sense, the parts are incredibly heavy! The first time I had my brother and a couple of friends assisting (all big guys) and it was a workout. When we moved to a new place I paid the moving men some extra cash to reassemble it for me. The more muscle you can rustle up, the better. At the end of the day, the extra effort was worth it, and I've gotten a lot of use out of my booth. Good luck! :-)

At 4:01pm on March 10, 2009, Adam Marcus said…: Marian, unfortunately I have to work late on both those days!:-/ If it was on a Friday or Saturday I could have done it. Middle of the week is tough for me. Thank you for the invitation!:-) See you in June!! :-)

Adam