- 1.Audiobook excerpt. Academic audiobook.
- 2.Montage - NZ, British, character accents
- 3.British soft-sell brand / academic audiobook.
- 4.Music / radio sample
- 5.IVR / voicegreeting sample.
Started Oct 4, 2011 0 Replies 0 Likes
Hello all.I need your urgent input please. I have been in discussions regarding voicing an academic audiobook for some time. I have jumped through hoops for the client to achieve the desired sound.…Continue
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Hi Sini. Well now... Double Locks was THE pub when we first lived in Exeter. Bohemian, friendly, great food and music, welcomed kids. We loved it. Things change. Different brewers, I think. It still does good food and ridiculous puddings, but the atmos is less.
That curiously pale young man is still behind the bar, looking a little older and sadder.
The great Tony left and has started a mini-Locks (armchairs, dogs, newspapers, super food) at Ide, The Poachers. We aimed to move there, but it's too high-priced now. Looked at Silverton too, but opted for Stoke Canon which has a strong community; about to open a community pub, which we shall get involved with on the food side. House is just a box, but there's space for a better studio, and a view of fields.
As for radio, well it's the brewery scenario. We had an eclectic, friendly, ILR station in South Hams Radio until Global went on the rampage. I went to the launch. Dispiriting. Director admitted to me he had zero freedom 24/7 to play off the genre list.
It's called Heart - rhymes nicely with flatulence?
If you are ever over this way - do be sure to give Davrile and me a call. Quite probable we could offer you a space for a day or two, building and pubbery permitting. Would be great to talk shop.
Best regards, Howard.01803 852660
ellisonvoice@gmail.comHidy howdy zip a dee doo dah, Sini! Are you wearing your hat comfortably? Hand cranked boat afloat? Then I'll begin... It's great to hear from you. Well, what a co-incidence, then. We (wife Davrille and I) met in London centuries ago then moved to Exeter via Wales/chickens/Herefordshire/Steiner School/goats, where as part of running a volunteering organisation I stumbled into RSL radio pres... "Howard's End" inevitably.
We lived in Exeter alongside our two children for 11 years, and missed it keenly when we came here to Brixham - so it's back to a village just north of the city in about five weeks. VO will be easier - Brix can be incredibly noisy, with trawlers, helicopters, gulls. But, hey, there is music every hour, on the hour - the church clock in our street clangs Abide With Me.
Exeter is coming alive, as you probably saw. Respect Festival last week was heaving, and I don't mean throwing up.
Among the great gigs, Peachy Farmer with my daughter on keys. PhonicFM did a great job, making a point of loading indie bands to their player system. Tell that to GWR!
So, you have substantial experience and a wonderful vocal range. When and how did VO get onto that?
Regards, Howard.
I see you have some experience in the game too! I am glad you chimed in! Great times back then and less wannabes around because you had to have some real skill to perform effectively.
Mitch
Be well,
Bob Souer
Wishing you the very best, Happy Birthday!!! Enjoy.
Best Regards,
Rodney
song. Here are the lyrics . . . .”This is your Birthday Song,
It isn’t very long . . . “
And many more . . . !
Bob . . . at . . . http://Noblevoices.com - Orlando, FL
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