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Issue # 55
August 2009

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Upcoming Classes

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Long Form Narration  -  8/8-9

INTRO  -  8/9

Acting for VO and More  -  8/10-24

Video Game Challenge  -  8/11-18

VO Techniques  -  8/12-26

Voice-Over for Teens  -  8/15

Stepping Out  -  8/16

Creating Characters  -  8/16

VO Boot Camp  -  8/22

Small Group Workout  -  9/2

INTRO  -  9/5

Truthful Monologues  -  9/8-29

Nuts & Bolts  -  9/9-30

Diction & Clarity  -  9/10

Stepping Out  -  9/12

Creating Characters  -  9/12

Daytime Conservatory -  9/14-11/16


Classes often sell out. Register early!

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Tech. Tips
 
Many VO jobs are cast these days through on-line casting sites such as Voice123 and Voices.com.  Plus, most talent agents and casting directors request auditions by email.  It is essential that actors have a home studio! Additionally, you need to know how to bid jobs based on your voice plus recording and editing time.

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Once you're in business technically, you need to know how to bid jobs. Voices.com has great advice on this and hundreds of other topics here. A guest membership is free and gives users access to all the online tutorials, podcasts by industry experts and blogs.  In fact, check out Elaine's two podcasts.

Look Who's Talking

Mic Small
· Mike Santos moved to Denver and was signed by Donna Baldwin Talent.
· Jeannie Cuan recorded her first VO job - a how-to for for Neurosky.com
· Bill Bump
recorded on-hold messages for Alpine Foods and Sea Watch International.
· Pete McKean recorded voices for custom/personalized GPS devices.
· Greg Land  booked his first SAG job, a TV commercial for Cost Plus!
· Deborah May voiced corporate videos for two companies and recorded a voice mail for Point Impact Analysis. She was also cast in a reality TV show that will be shot in San Francisco later this summer!
· Erica Gerard recorded the VO for a promotional video for Community Based Care of Seminole.
· Be sure and watch Tom Chantler  in Trauma, the new NBC show currently filming in San Francisco.
· Vonya Morris used her Teleprompter skills in an industrial for Reclast.
· Shannon Riley recorded a a radio spot for ShoreTel with the CIO of the San Francisco Giants.
 
Congratulations to all students who have booked jobs recently. Send us your success stories!

ImprovSunday Improv is on summer break. It will  start up again after Labor Day. 


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