Voice Over Resource Guide:

I have been hanging with voice people of late. Don`t know just why. Things like that happen. Last year I was hanging out with people claiming to be ex-KGB agents. Life is always fun but I think I like the current trend a little better.

ASIFA`s beloved Tinker Bell, Margaret Kerry, has been doing a Voice Acting Tryout seminar for me at Comic Con for the last 3 years. Fun event, but that is not what I am here to talk about.

Somebody gave her a box full of the Voice Over Resource Guide to hand out at said seminar. The leftovers of which I have inherited (the box of books, not the seminar). Not being a true voice person myself (I do my own voices when I can`t find someone good) I have never seen this book before but I am impressed.

The goal of this book is to help Voice Over people learn their craft and find work. It lists voice agents, Recording studios, casting services, union phone numbers, VO training, demo producers, talent agencies, and duplication.

In short, everything a voice person wants to jumpstart their career. As an animator who might just want to find voice talent some day this book is also a gold mine. I`ve got what is left of the box of Voice Over Resource Guide which I am going to be giving out to the different schools I work for. You folks might want to click on over and see about getting your own copy at the Voice Over Resource Guide Web Site.  ¶ 9:17 AM