Video Game Voiceover Actors

April 2010 Blog Posts (4)

Does making a brilliant Voiceover make YOU a Star?

Well, I'd be very interested to hear your feedback on what effect being in a successful video game has created. But viewing some stats to the site today I came across:

http://forums.heroesofnewerth.com/showthread.php?t=106990

Which suggests that fans want to know more about the VO artists and that they are stars in their own right.…

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Added by John Armstrong on April 20, 2010 at 10:18 — 1 Comment

GKN Weekly Update 4/12/10

Good morning! Forgive the banality but I couldn't come up with a fake

holiday this time around.

Let's start with a quick word about last week's post. Remember that logo I showed you guys? Well, I can't

use it. Fellow GKN member Rob Sciglimpaglia, who is also a lawyer, said

it's too similar to the John Deere logo. Bummer! I was really excited

about using it. Thanks for the heads up, Rob!

For the past year or so, I've been trying to write less about my… Continue

Added by Tom Dheere on April 12, 2010 at 14:31 — No Comments

GKN Weekly Update

Happy Easter!

I hope everyone had a bunny-tastic day.

This is going to be a kooky week! I have a bunch of great stuff going on.

Mostly voiceovers, but I won't bore you with the details. There are two

things I do want to share, though.

First, remember the film "Last Man of Idaho" I talked about a few weeks ago that I'm narrating? Here's

the movie poster!

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Added by Tom Dheere on April 5, 2010 at 15:18 — No Comments

The Mic Warmer: launching a true innovation

“Paul, I think you’re on to something,” said Heinz Gruenewald. Heinz works for the world-renowned Westdeutscher Rundfunklabor in Germany, and he’s one of the top sound wave specialists. He has several patents in nanomaterials, acoustic devices, transducers and sensors in his name.

AN UNUSUAL TALENT

Just like some wine connoisseurs are born with an extraordinary palette, Heinz is blessed with extraordinary hearing. As you know, you can let an oenophile taste a glass of wine, and… Continue

Added by Paul Strikwerda on April 1, 2010 at 4:58 — No Comments