This past month has been quite eventful. I’ve had a few auditions, mostly for voiceover work which I enjoy recording. These auditions are quick and fun, although I do take the time to study the character and come up with a unique voice. Some scripts require more thought than others, so I pause to think before performing. Thanks to my agency, DDO LA, I’ve been receiving good audition opportunities.
To improve the sound quality of my recordings in my apartment near a busy freeway, I turned my office closet into a recording booth by adding soundproof materials and using my Scarlett interface. For my podcast, I continue to record in my office as noise is less of an issue compared to voiceovers.
On the acting front, I’ve had multiple auditions and am awaiting news on a potential booking.
My podcasts have been well-received. This season on the Poetic Resurrection Podcast, we focus on Literary Fiction, featuring publishers, editors, poets, and writers who will discuss all aspects of getting this genre to readers. This month we have Ruben Rodriguez, book editor. Ruben Rodriguez, our guest for this month’s episode of the Poetic Resurrection Podcast, is a highly accomplished editor and English teacher. He shares with us the intriguing story of how he first ventured into the world of editing and teaching.
On the Overheard at Chica’s Café podcast we welcomed my good friend and fellow podcaster J Alexander Greenwood. Alex and I meet on his podcast Mysterious Goings On and quickly became friends. So much so, that we ended up doing a podcast together called Chica and the Man. In this episode, Alex discusses his writing and his experience with a producer who wanted him to write a treatment. Listen in to this interesting story. As always, we laugh throughout the episode.
Stay tuned for the next time when I can hopefully share about an exciting booking opportunity.
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Until then, stay blessed and find joy in each day.