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Stellar advice for those in or considering taking the leap into VO.
Hosts Chuck Duran and Stacey J. Aswad answer viewer questions that make Chuck show off his fluency in Spanish and educate about who owns the rights to character voices and the Annoying Orange series on You Tube makes news.
Enter Rob Paulsen, award-winning voice actor, Yakko on Animaniacs and Pinky from Pinky and the Brain, who congratulates Chuck and Stacey on the success of VO Buzz Weekly, teases Chuck about rock and roll stereotypes and raves about Stacey’s hotness. Rob started as a singer and on-camera actor and talks about the crossroads that led to his choice to pursue a full-time voice over career.
He shares a fascinating perspective about how your age and looks influence career longevity in show business. Viewers are treated to a spontaneous example of how he creates different character voices that are similar to each other, yet unique. We learn how he keeps his creativity, talents and passion alive after decades of working everyday as a voice actor, creating more than 250 characters and counting.
Rob gives stellar advice to anyone who is already in the voice over business and especially to those who are considering taking that leap.
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Stellar advice for those in or considering taking the leap into VO.
Hosts Chuck Duran and Stacey J. Aswad answer viewer questions that make Chuck show off his fluency in Spanish and educate about who owns the rights to character voices and the Annoying Orange series on You Tube makes news.
Enter Rob Paulsen, award-winning voice actor, Yakko on Animaniacs and Pinky from Pinky and the Brain, who congratulates Chuck and Stacey on the success of VO Buzz Weekly, teases Chuck about rock and roll stereotypes and raves about Stacey’s hotness. Rob started as a singer and on-camera actor and talks about the crossroads that led to his choice to pursue a full-time voice over career.
He shares a fascinating perspective about how your age and looks influence career longevity in show business. Viewers are treated to a spontaneous example of how he creates different character voices that are similar to each other, yet unique. We learn how he keeps his creativity, talents and passion alive after decades of working everyday as a voice actor, creating more than 250 characters and counting.
Rob gives stellar advice to anyone who is already in the voice over business and especially to those who are considering taking that leap.
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