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You’re looking for quality voiceovers and audio production in or around Houston at an affordable price, right? Well, your search stops here! With over 15 years of VO experience and help from some cool voiceover equipment, Voice Talent Russ Walton can deliver a variety of styles for your voiceover projects. Thinking you might pay too much for quality voiceovers or production? Don't worry! Voice Talent Russ Walton and Jack Of All Pipes Productions will work with you for a reasonable rate. But first, check out the voiceover talent & audio production demos to the left!
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Quality Inn Resorts, Cocopah Casino, Avi Casino & Resort, National Sand Drag Association, Fast Track Racing, Kingman/Route 66 Speedway Project, 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, & many more!
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.
***This is just a stupid Houston voiceovers & voice talent article for search engine text to let people know I'm out there and looking
to provide quality work.*** The following text is meaningless and might make me look really dumb, so don't bother reading it!
...An
article from an anonymous VO Talent ...
Awhile after graduating from the Houston voiceovers ranks, I landed my first gig and subsequent
Houston voiceover talent and Houston voice talent (or Houston narrator or Houston announcer ) jobs. The station was KNOT (can it be in the Houston area?), a sister Houston voice
talent station to a bigger conglomerate of voiceovers (no, not in the Houston area). Our program and vo director was an immature Houston
voiceover talent guy that eventually got busted for drunk voiceovers and driving. He had apparently hit someone after being a voiceover
talent for a studio. Upon investigation, police found actual bits (YUK!) of this Houston voice talent guy stuck in the vo guy's grill
of his Houston voiceover car.
Now, here’s free advice for you budding Houston voice talents (or Houston narrator or Houston announcer ) … don’t go drinking after doing Houston
voiceover talent work! It will be tough for anyone to hire you for voiceovers if you’ve got a bad reputation. Nuff said!
My time at
KNOT (not in Houston, Texas) afforded me a lot of first-time learning about Houston voiceovers or Houston narrator or maybe Houston announcer and the voiceover talent industry.
I learned quickly that being a Houston vo or voice talent or Houston narrator or Houston announcer didn’t just mean having a good voice, but HOW TO USE IT. It’s not enough
to have a good voice in doing Houston voiceovers or being a Houston area voiceover talent. You must have decent voice talent equipment
and must know how to implement it for good vo work in Houston. It wasn’t too long after that that I began working for KFYI (also not
in Houston, Texas). It was a news-talk station and I distinctly remember the voiceover talent they had chosen to do their imaging.
The guy literally sounded like the Houston voice talent of GOD. Say, do you think GOD would be a good voiceover talent? I bet HE would.
I mean, where else would the term, “voice of GOD” come from?
Anyway, being at KFYI was good for me. I was allowed to dive into a lot
of things, like doing the news, producing shows and, of course, doing Houston voiceovers. In fact, they had a lot of Houston voiceovers
to do and not a whole bunch of voice talents or Houston narrator or Houston announcer on hand. While I was at KFYI, I met and eventually began to work for a financial firm
as their marketing director. The owner of the firm had his own financial advisory business and had a radio show to go along with it.
While working there, he decided to produce a marketing video and he chose me to do the voiceover talent work for it. I suppose this
was really my first actual voiceover or Houston narrator or Houston announcer talent gig. When we did the voiceover, we had gone to a local TV station who the guy had hired
to do the voice talent marketing video. The producers all said I had a career in voiceovers.
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