Marc Graue : How To Make an A-List Voice Over Demo
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Links from today's show:
Marc Graue Voice Over Recording Studios
Your Instructor this week:
Marc Graue is the owner of the legendary Marc Graue Voice Over Studios, a Burbank California landmark for more than 25 years. His client list reads like a who’s who of the voice over business including the Cartoon Network, Nickelodeon, HBO, Disney, Warner Bros., Dreamworks, Showtime, MTV, Discovery Channel, ABC, CBS, NBC, HGTV, Activision, Electronic Arts, THQ and many more can be found in the studios daily. As a producer, Marc’s voice over demo clients include: EG Daily (Rugrats / Babe), Yeardley Smith (The Simpsons), John Dimaggio (Futurama / Kim Possible), Randy Thomas (Academy Awards / Entertainment Tonight), Brian Baumgartner (The Office) and 100’s more!
As a voice over artist Marc has been represented by William-Morris in Beverly Hills for the last 12 years and can be heard on Avatar-The Last Air Bender, Veggie Tales, Code Name: Kids Next Door, Warcraft, Spiderman 3 the Video Game, Ratchett & Clank, GUN, Gothic 3 and on countless trailers and promos.
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Marc Graue Voice Over Studios, Burbank
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Comments
BRILLIANT, Marc. (SFX: CLAP CLAP CLAP)
I encourage everyone to listen to what Marc just toldja.
Twice.
Sending you a big hi five from the West Side.
xx Nancy
braintracksaudio.com
Posted by: Nancy Wolfson | July 25, 2007 6:16 AM
Thanks to Marc Graue for his wonderful advise on (A List Demos). Without him, I wouldn't be where I am today! As for Nancy at Braintracks Audio, that would be money well spent also.
Posted by: Cowboy Dave | July 28, 2007 7:26 PM
Years ago I used to drive by the Mark Graue Studios in Burbank all the time and was SOOOO totally intimidated to even go in and check the place out. NOW... I get to hear from the man himself.
If there is anything I appreciate, it's having a professional of his renown telling it like it is, with a heart to really help people... not just using this opportunity as an avenue to revenue (not that others do, don't get me wrong). The experiential knowledge is simply invaluable and I will be placing a link to this podcast on my Blog... it's is truly wonderful stuff.
People like Mr. Graue and even Nancy Wolfson (though I have never met either of them) are exactly the caliber and quality of folks that can really help people grow. Actually, all the folks I have heard on these podcasts have really been wonderful resources and provide "real-world" useful information.
I applaud Voices.com for continuing these podcasts... they are extremely helpful.
Brian in Charlotte
www.VoiceOverForYou.com
Blogging at VoicePro.blogspot.com
Posted by: Brian in Charlotte | August 3, 2007 5:04 PM
Marc is awesome! I actually heard about Marc via Rodney Saulsberry's Promo and Trailer class (highly recommended!) and hadn't heard this podcast until today.
Marc produced my all new Promo Demo and I'm thrilled with it!
If you'd like to hear it, take a listen: http://www.melaniehaynes.com/demos/TV_Demo.mp3
It's so great to have podcasts from real pros with real world advice!
Thanks,
Melanie
Posted by: Melanie Haynes | March 1, 2008 3:37 PM