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PAST VOICE/PRODUCTION CLIENTS: Quality Inn Resorts, Cocopah Casino, Avi Casino & Resort, National Sand Drag Association, Fast Track Racing, Kingman/Route 66 Speedway Project, Crafco, Autospot.com, Powersports TV, City Of Williams, Avondale Dodge, Keller Toyota, Planet Sand, Ohton Racing, Renaissance In The Pines, Inc., Bill’s Sound Experience, Pizza Heaven, Pepsi Special Events, Dome Valley Raceway, Grand Canyon Northland Amusements & Entertainment LLC, Northern Arizona Federal Credit Union, Star Health Hospitals, He-Man Oil Products, Brasdon Theatres, EMG Productions PAST VIDEO WORK: Fox Sports Network, Motorsports Mania,Speed Channel/ESPN, Outdoor Network, DeGreen Financial (Infomercial), TV 45 Lake Havasu City Christmas Telethon, EMG Educational Videos.

Stupid non-sense info ... A Las vegas announcer, vo, narrator voiceover or voice talent is a voice actor who works in television, radio or film providing narrations, news, station id, or an intro of some thing or someone. Las vegas announcers, narrators, vo, voiceover or voice talents usually read copy, but sometimes they have to ad-lib on the air or at an event. Sometimes, announcers, narrators and Las Vegas voiceover or voice talents are also involved in writing the actual script. On occassion, announcers narrators and voiceover artists also interview guests and act as moderators for panels or debates in Las Vegas. Some of them present commentary for the audience at sporting events, parades, etc. Las Vegas PA (Public Address) announcers may be known for their long-time work with a popular team or venue. Others are also known for Las Vegas television or radio work.

Here's an anonymous article on Las Vegas voiceovers and voice talents for appearing on the web ... this will probably just confuse you, so don't worry about it ...

"Las Vegas is a great town and a wonderful place for voiceover work and good voice talents. If you're an announcer or narrator, you could do worse. I've been to Las Vegas quite a bit for VO and announcing gigs and love it every time! The best part is, once your job is done, you get to go out and play! There are several VO gigs I can tell about that I really loved! One voice talent job near Las Vegas was for, yep, you guessed it -- a "house of ill repute." Fact is, that voiceover job was hilarious and fun! Plus, the models were quite pretty (although my beautiful British wife is much prettier). Another great one is being the stage announcer for live concerts and shows. In this respect, its where I really shine for voice talent.
 
All this sounds great, but even a professional top-notch voice talent will face some serious competition in the Las Vegas area. You can do your best to try and beat the announcer competition to the voiceover punch, but a big factor is always going to be something you can't really control ... what KIND of VO or narrator sound the Las Vegas client is looking for. However, there are some things you can do to increase your voiceover job chances. Those include having a truly professional sounding voice talent demo. If your Las Vegas voiceover demo sounds bad or amateurish, you won't even get past the trash bucket. Second, try to be among the first to audition or send a demo for that announcer or voiceover VO gig. Next, be on time and dress appropriately. As Always, first impressions last a long time. If you're late for a gig or you look all dishoveled, the Las Vegas voice talent client probably won't be calling you back. And finally, act professional! Use your manners and don't get upset when the VO client criticizes your voiceover or announcer work. Critics can be a good way of getting some helpful self improvement voice talent tips.

Back to Las Vegas. I love doing voiceovers in the neon capital of the world. And I must admit, I do love doing a little gambling ... which brings me to my next point. Don't be afraid to gamble a little when audtioning for that Las Vegas announcer or voice talent gig. Give them your best voiceover, but be open to having fun and throwing in some other voices that you may have in your VO bank.  When doing voiceovers in the Vegas area, I love going out and geeting into some of the great restaurants there. After my voice talent or announcer gig is complete, I love going to places like Ellis Island, just off the strip. Great food, great prices ... plus they make their own beers and ales! Let me tell you, nothing feels better to the overworked voiceover talent or announcer, narrator's throat than an ice cold smooth ale pouring over those hot and scrtachy vocal chords. So, if you're in Las Vegas and you hear a big booming great-sounding voice, that's probably me! Stop by and say hello!"