How do you know?

When your day starts with a list of grunts, growls and awws to record you know you're a voice actor in an animated action series. #XombieDeadAhead Image by James Farr from the original series more than ten years ago.

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Here I Come Again

I have a diverse media skill set and I am constantly working to improve my output. Sometimes good old voice acting takes a back seat. But the ahem, older I get the more I realise that voice acting will be a staple of my senior years. The link is to a cool parody script. The script and video were written and produced by a long time collaborator and friend Bob Fugger. Happy April Fools!

Xombie Dead Ahead - new episode announced for October 10th, 2018

This animation is the work or an international team all driven and directed by the quite amazing James Farr. I recorded the part of Dirge in this episode months back. I have not seen it. So I am just as excited about this announcement as anyone. Also this episode will reveal my character’s latest iteration, I have only seen still images and have not seen him animated. On pins and needles here. ;)

March 1st, 2017 What A Fun Day!

I have been following along as fans of the original web series wake up to find that Xombie has been Reanimated by it's creator James Farr. It's Xombie, Dead Ahead, watch for all the homages to the flash series from ten years ago; with mountain scenery inspired by the Fraser Valley(?!) Yeah I live in South Western British Columbia, Canada, actually, it's a long story. The new series has an original score by Joshua Peterson and voice actors from three countries.

 

 

Xombie, Dead Ahead

I have played my part in Episode 1. of Dead Ahead, the exciting revisiting of the successful web series Xombie. Interestingly as in real life ten years has passed in our story and that's about all I can say. Why? NDA stands for non disclosure agreement. ;) Suffice to say watch this space or any of my social media channels for updates. And after ten years count me as excited! 

Twitter: #xombiedirge

Onward

Just like that! I was an Image Voice - now I am in hustle mode. My more than ten year long association with APTN has come to an end as the television network shifted their branding. I can do a Monty Python-like women's voice, but you know that's not what they were looking for. It was not totally unexpected, I am not whining. But there is a hole in my voice over income that needs filling. If you can recommend this Canadian voice actor's work to any of your colleagues I would be most appreciative. Hey look! You can share this post!