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The Most Important Facet Of Your Voice

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If I’ve heard it once, I’ve heard it a thousand times from prospective new clients: “I’ve always been told I do very funny voices.”

Which is great, when you’re entertaining kids or performing in talent shows or on open mic night at a comedy club.

But it’s hardly necessary or even a help when doing most kinds of voicework. There’s something far more important. Continue Reading →

What To Write In An Audition Note

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My client Bill Sarkisian writes:

“David…you have a very short, 1 sentence reply you use for [audition submission notes for] all jobs, right? Something like, “Hi, This is David, I’m an actor, play scary guys on TV.” Would you do a tip on that? I want to make mine short and succinct as well.”

Happy to. Continue Reading →

How to get up-to-date casting information

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I’ve seen a lot of VO artists and actors chasing their tails when it comes to keeping up with casting directors.

CDs move around a lot, because, like us, once they finish one job, it’s then their job to find another job. Which usually means a new show or commercial project, and a new office, which isn’t always announced.

And you want to find out.

And you don’t have the time, do you? Well, here’s how. Continue Reading →

The One Big Advantage Of Online Workouts

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Recently, one of my VO2GoGo student-clients was disappointed that he couldn’t reserve a seat in one of the in-person live VO2GoGo workouts. Fact is, the class he wanted was sold out.

And when I suggested he jump in as a participant in the live webcast workout I was teaching via Zoom, he thought it was a lesser option.

But…all that changed when he realized one big advantage to working out online. Continue Reading →