Voiceover Actor

The Film Florida Legislative meeting underlined some basic points in what is happening and what has to happen to change it. Florida is not getting much in the way of film productions despite its natural plus points. As a result, production crews, stunt companies and actors are leaving Florida to go to States where films are being produced at greater volume. This not only effects the economy of those directly connected, but it also effects Tourism - Florida's number one industry. The solution is… Continue

You would think that with all the wonderrful and interesting locales in Florida -and its being the Sunshine State - that movie producers would falling all over themselves to shoot movies here. Not to mention the great pool of acting talent available here. However, movie making is a business and States that provide large tax incentives draw the major movie makers. Florida does not come near in competing for these productions and the work and revenue that would be derived from them. Currently, Sta… Continue

Now I know what it feels like to cast a project. I am doing a voiceover for a local manufacturer of lifts for wheelchairs and scooters. The producer asked me if I knew of local actors that would fit the background scenarios. He needed five of different generations. Fortunately, I do know five wonderful actors who fit the bill. Even though there is not dialogue involved, it is a paying gig! I am happy to say that it will be special to see them on set tomorrow.

It's always exciting to get involved in new projects. And, I believe that the way to do that is to keep busy marketing yourself - not only to get a role - but also when you are on a set and working. It;s always easier to find work with people who know and have a positive experience with you than it is to find work with people who do not know you. It's called networking on a basic level. But, it's more than just chatting it up - it's being a positive force on any and all projects. It takes focus… Continue

There was a full cast meeting for TRIO, the TV pilot I am cast in, on Sunday. It's a rather G-Rated show that just may catch on. It is being pitched to a new cable network, VIZNetowork, that is not launched yet.
Saturday I did a part of an informercial for LifeBrands in Celebration FL. Celebration almost creeped me out looking like a superclean NJ.
Lori Wyman, CSA, and Ken Grant will be in Sarasota on two different weekends with great acting workshops in September. I am coordinating both and am… Continue