Showing posts with label web content. Show all posts
Showing posts with label web content. Show all posts

Friday, June 20, 2008

Audio Guy is the Voice of Parental Control Software!

I make no bones about the fact that I am a voice over director first, and recording engineer second. What's neat about working in voice over, is I get to be a talent from time to time.

I know the guys who are starting up CompleteParentalControl.com, and I was asked to check out their script (I used to write a little radio). They wanted to cut their web demo from 6 minutes to about 4. I tried cutting down their script, and then on a whim I recorded myself on it just to see how the changes sounded.

Well they liked my recording. I'm now the voice of their website!

Check it out here!

I don't normally do narration, but I think it came out purty good.

If I do say so myself.

Which I do.

Friday, September 7, 2007

Warners "T-Works" Web Site, New Home for Classic/Contemporary Animation

This kinda funny. I was just talking with a client about how much I loved the old Tex Avery Looney Tunes, and how it was getting harder and harder to actually find them on TV. I already feel old enough making pop culture references about the 80's, Tex was way before MY time...

Hollywood Reporter has a story up about an exciting new site coming from Warner Bros:
Warner Bros. Entertainment will launch T-Works next spring, an interactive home for its iconic characters from Warner Bros. Animation, "Looney Tunes," Hanna-Barbara and DC Comics along with newer animation.
T-Works will present old "Looney Tunes" cartoons, featuring characters like Bugs Bunny and Porky Pig, alongside Hanna-Barbara offerings like "Scooby-Doo" and "The Flintstones," as well as more contemporary animation like "Batman Beyond."

The story also goes on to talk about web exclusive content, and a site where users can create their own "mash ups".
This is fantastic! The more studios do this, the more they will stave of theft from file sharing, and the more ad revenue they'll generate. People get better (legitimate) content, the studios make more money, everyones happy!

Read the story @ Hollywood Reporter