Movie Trailers – it’s Art.
Movie Trailer voiced by Donna Reed, Voice Talent.
Plus, check out the article from NPR: The Art of the Modern Movie Trailer.
New documentaries: and all on a New Channel.
My new channel on youtube is here! And there’s a vlog, too.
And now on facebook: donnareedvo
Videos on Fashion Icons & Style.
Fashion and travel is happening in the recording booth lately. Scripts for fashion. Scripts for tourism. I’ve been wanting to pack a suitcase and wear a deluxe slipper ensemble in the studio. And so you ask, where is the place to see fashion in Texas? Fashion Houston 2011. Shows from designers Barbara Tfank, Douglas Hannant, Chloe Dao, Cesar Galindo, Robert Rodriguez and the Houston-based designer Jerri Moore, made every moment of FH 2011 a major success. Hear all about the event by clicking on the videos at my channel on YouTube. I’m the voice of the person wearing slippers.
Just as I get comfy wearing fashionable slippers, a script shows up in the studio describing exotic locations, sandy beaches, margaritas. Not necessarily in that order.
I can then comfortably switch from slippers – to barefoot.
Workin’ it on the runway.
A recent voiceover project from the Fashion Houston event - a short documentary about fashion icon Eileen Ford called “6 Decades of Defining Beauty“. My daughter and I really enjoyed the event – and had the pleasure of meeting the legendary Eileen and Fashion Houston Style Icon Lynn Wyatt as well.
Designing Promos.
As Fashion Week wrapped up, the producer mixes in my voice to film, so here’s what designer’s were hearing about fashion.
Trailers and Gamers. Scroll down. Find popcorn. Enjoy.
Check out the video on my original voiceover site with promos for movies and sports. There’s also one for you gamers out there who love URU.
Voiceover and You – more fine tuning.
But there’s even more to learn. Take some time this week and read a few articles or blog posts about what other voiceover talent have to say about their craft. I love reading these stories because the voice talent write about the voiceover business from their perspective; their own humble beginnings, their first time in the studio; to meeting producers, copywriters, clients… and everyone in between. Plus, they take the time to share what they’ve learned along the way.
Deborah Puette is one of those talent; and she has written an excellent article for Backstage – The Actor’s Resource (an online resource). She writes about her experiences in making a voice demo – from start to finish – including mics, marketing, agents, and auditions.
Story courtesy of Backstage