Anthony Reece : Finding and Developing Character Voices

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Anthony Reece : Finding and Developing Character Voices

Join Voice Over Expert Anthony Reece as he introduces you to "Finding and Developing Character Voices". Anthony goes over the subtleties of finding inspiration for characters, developing unique voices and places an emphasis on quality, not quantity, when it comes to being successful in this competitive niche.

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Anthony Reece, Voicetoons, Cartoon Voices, Voice Acting, Character Voices, Voice Over Coach, Voices.com.

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Your Instructor this week:

Voice Over Expert Anthony Reece

After a lifetime in gaming, radio, television, theatre, music, entertainment & animation, the resume of Anthony Reece is vast including hands-on experience as a audio and sound track producer, creative director, studio manager, broadcast program director and producer, casting director and voice actor. Mr. Reece has "been there - done that". Anthony has personally cast, directed, produced and/or voiced hundreds of cartoons, games, commercials, animations and just about every type of media there is today. This diverse, creative background assures you're working with a studio, directed by a professional in all areas of broadcasting, gaming, animation, performance and media.

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Hi,

I just wanted to say I thoroughly enjoyed the podcast with Anthony Reece. I really liked how he broke down in detail the steps necessary to find unique characters that work with our own voice and really "own these characters." He was very descriptive about the process, and as a voice over artist who is really focusing on finding character voices for my character demo, I found his teaching extremely helpful. Thanks voices.com for another helpful podcast!

Thanks,
Keely Rene Field
voices.com Member

Posted by: Keely Field | April 28, 2008 4:15 AM