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VO job opening
Hello,
My dayjob is with Tourdesign, inc. in Indianapolis, IN. http://www.tourdesign.com/new/index.html We do advertising creative (audio/video/print) for all sorts of stuff, but our bread and butter are concert and motorsports spots. We are currently seeking new voices for hard-hitting spots like monster truck ads and hard rock concerts--that sort of thing. Prospective employees would need to be available to cut voicers during regular weekly business hours. In the past we always had all our voice guys in-house. Of course that is no longer necessary with technology these days. But if someone with a good voice and no home studio of their own would like to move here to work that would be great. This would especially be a great place for someone just getting into production on Pro Tools. We can show ya the ropes.... So if ya think you got the pipes, send us your demos , please.... Audio Department Tourdesign, Inc. 10089 Allisonville Road Fishers, In 46038 |
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Hey, how about you guys starting a trend by doing those spots with normal, soft-spoken VO,
instead of obnoxious, screaming moron VO guys? -- Stephen Sank, Owner & Ribbon Mic Restorer Talking Dog Transducer Company http://stephensank.com 5517 Carmelita Drive N.E. Albuquerque, New Mexico [87111] 505-332-0336 Auth. Nakamichi & McIntosh servicer Payments preferred through Paypal.com "Harold Palms" wrote in message om... Hello, My dayjob is with Tourdesign, inc. in Indianapolis, IN. http://www.tourdesign.com/new/index.html We do advertising creative (audio/video/print) for all sorts of stuff, but our bread and butter are concert and motorsports spots. We are currently seeking new voices for hard-hitting spots like monster truck ads and hard rock concerts--that sort of thing. Prospective employees would need to be available to cut voicers during regular weekly business hours. In the past we always had all our voice guys in-house. Of course that is no longer necessary with technology these days. But if someone with a good voice and no home studio of their own would like to move here to work that would be great. This would especially be a great place for someone just getting into production on Pro Tools. We can show ya the ropes.... So if ya think you got the pipes, send us your demos , please.... Audio Department Tourdesign, Inc. 10089 Allisonville Road Fishers, In 46038 |
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Hey, how about you guys starting a trend by doing those spots with normal, soft-spoken VO,
instead of obnoxious, screaming moron VO guys? -- Stephen Sank, Owner & Ribbon Mic Restorer Talking Dog Transducer Company http://stephensank.com 5517 Carmelita Drive N.E. Albuquerque, New Mexico [87111] 505-332-0336 Auth. Nakamichi & McIntosh servicer Payments preferred through Paypal.com "Harold Palms" wrote in message om... Hello, My dayjob is with Tourdesign, inc. in Indianapolis, IN. http://www.tourdesign.com/new/index.html We do advertising creative (audio/video/print) for all sorts of stuff, but our bread and butter are concert and motorsports spots. We are currently seeking new voices for hard-hitting spots like monster truck ads and hard rock concerts--that sort of thing. Prospective employees would need to be available to cut voicers during regular weekly business hours. In the past we always had all our voice guys in-house. Of course that is no longer necessary with technology these days. But if someone with a good voice and no home studio of their own would like to move here to work that would be great. This would especially be a great place for someone just getting into production on Pro Tools. We can show ya the ropes.... So if ya think you got the pipes, send us your demos , please.... Audio Department Tourdesign, Inc. 10089 Allisonville Road Fishers, In 46038 |
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Hey, how about you guys starting a trend by doing those spots with normal, soft-spoken VO,
instead of obnoxious, screaming moron VO guys? -- Stephen Sank, Owner & Ribbon Mic Restorer Talking Dog Transducer Company http://stephensank.com 5517 Carmelita Drive N.E. Albuquerque, New Mexico [87111] 505-332-0336 Auth. Nakamichi & McIntosh servicer Payments preferred through Paypal.com "Harold Palms" wrote in message om... Hello, My dayjob is with Tourdesign, inc. in Indianapolis, IN. http://www.tourdesign.com/new/index.html We do advertising creative (audio/video/print) for all sorts of stuff, but our bread and butter are concert and motorsports spots. We are currently seeking new voices for hard-hitting spots like monster truck ads and hard rock concerts--that sort of thing. Prospective employees would need to be available to cut voicers during regular weekly business hours. In the past we always had all our voice guys in-house. Of course that is no longer necessary with technology these days. But if someone with a good voice and no home studio of their own would like to move here to work that would be great. This would especially be a great place for someone just getting into production on Pro Tools. We can show ya the ropes.... So if ya think you got the pipes, send us your demos , please.... Audio Department Tourdesign, Inc. 10089 Allisonville Road Fishers, In 46038 |
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"Stephen Sank" wrote in message
... Hey, how about you guys starting a trend by doing those spots with normal, soft-spoken VO, instead of obnoxious, screaming moron VO guys? Many years ago I was hired as an announcer on "Sunday, Sunday" spots for a number of tracks. I got the impression that the style was so much of a "brand" that the words, the message, was not really important. "Sunday, Sunday" was the reminder. The fan base already knew where the track was and what time to be there. Steve King |
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"Stephen Sank" wrote in message
... Hey, how about you guys starting a trend by doing those spots with normal, soft-spoken VO, instead of obnoxious, screaming moron VO guys? Many years ago I was hired as an announcer on "Sunday, Sunday" spots for a number of tracks. I got the impression that the style was so much of a "brand" that the words, the message, was not really important. "Sunday, Sunday" was the reminder. The fan base already knew where the track was and what time to be there. Steve King |
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"Stephen Sank" wrote in message
... Hey, how about you guys starting a trend by doing those spots with normal, soft-spoken VO, instead of obnoxious, screaming moron VO guys? Many years ago I was hired as an announcer on "Sunday, Sunday" spots for a number of tracks. I got the impression that the style was so much of a "brand" that the words, the message, was not really important. "Sunday, Sunday" was the reminder. The fan base already knew where the track was and what time to be there. Steve King |
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"Stephen Sank" wrote in message ...
Hey, how about you guys starting a trend by doing those spots with normal, soft-spoken VO, instead of obnoxious, screaming moron VO guys? -- Stephen Sank, Owner & Ribbon Mic Restorer Talking Dog Transducer Company http://stephensank.com 5517 Carmelita Drive N.E. Albuquerque, New Mexico [87111] 505-332-0336 We do that. Really. It's the funniest damn thing ya ever heard. And hey--screaming morons get the big bucks, dooder. |
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"Stephen Sank" wrote in message ...
Hey, how about you guys starting a trend by doing those spots with normal, soft-spoken VO, instead of obnoxious, screaming moron VO guys? -- Stephen Sank, Owner & Ribbon Mic Restorer Talking Dog Transducer Company http://stephensank.com 5517 Carmelita Drive N.E. Albuquerque, New Mexico [87111] 505-332-0336 We do that. Really. It's the funniest damn thing ya ever heard. And hey--screaming morons get the big bucks, dooder. |
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"Stephen Sank" wrote in message ...
Hey, how about you guys starting a trend by doing those spots with normal, soft-spoken VO, instead of obnoxious, screaming moron VO guys? -- Stephen Sank, Owner & Ribbon Mic Restorer Talking Dog Transducer Company http://stephensank.com 5517 Carmelita Drive N.E. Albuquerque, New Mexico [87111] 505-332-0336 We do that. Really. It's the funniest damn thing ya ever heard. And hey--screaming morons get the big bucks, dooder. |
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Hi Harold -
Why would I have to move to Indy? Can't y'all just fed-ex me the trax and script, and I'll fed-ex the final mix back? I've got 'Tools, pipes and the time right where I live...unless part of the deal is covering the cost of my relocation, mortgage assistance (in case where I'm living now isn't as expensive as IN). And how about Bloomington? (I was there a few weeks ago and kinda dug it) Would that be close enuff for y'all? -kooz (Harold Palms) wrote in message . com... Hello, My dayjob is with Tourdesign, inc. in Indianapolis, IN. http://www.tourdesign.com/new/index.html We do advertising creative (audio/video/print) for all sorts of stuff, but our bread and butter are concert and motorsports spots. We are currently seeking new voices for hard-hitting spots like monster truck ads and hard rock concerts--that sort of thing. Prospective employees would need to be available to cut voicers during regular weekly business hours. In the past we always had all our voice guys in-house. Of course that is no longer necessary with technology these days. But if someone with a good voice and no home studio of their own would like to move here to work that would be great. This would especially be a great place for someone just getting into production on Pro Tools. We can show ya the ropes.... So if ya think you got the pipes, send us your demos , please.... Audio Department Tourdesign, Inc. 10089 Allisonville Road Fishers, In 46038 |
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Hi Harold -
Why would I have to move to Indy? Can't y'all just fed-ex me the trax and script, and I'll fed-ex the final mix back? I've got 'Tools, pipes and the time right where I live...unless part of the deal is covering the cost of my relocation, mortgage assistance (in case where I'm living now isn't as expensive as IN). And how about Bloomington? (I was there a few weeks ago and kinda dug it) Would that be close enuff for y'all? -kooz (Harold Palms) wrote in message . com... Hello, My dayjob is with Tourdesign, inc. in Indianapolis, IN. http://www.tourdesign.com/new/index.html We do advertising creative (audio/video/print) for all sorts of stuff, but our bread and butter are concert and motorsports spots. We are currently seeking new voices for hard-hitting spots like monster truck ads and hard rock concerts--that sort of thing. Prospective employees would need to be available to cut voicers during regular weekly business hours. In the past we always had all our voice guys in-house. Of course that is no longer necessary with technology these days. But if someone with a good voice and no home studio of their own would like to move here to work that would be great. This would especially be a great place for someone just getting into production on Pro Tools. We can show ya the ropes.... So if ya think you got the pipes, send us your demos , please.... Audio Department Tourdesign, Inc. 10089 Allisonville Road Fishers, In 46038 |
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On 26 May 2004 10:15:58 -0700, (Harold Palms)
wrote: "Stephen Sank" wrote in message ... Hey, how about you guys starting a trend by doing those spots with normal, soft-spoken VO, instead of obnoxious, screaming moron VO guys? -- Stephen Sank, Owner & Ribbon Mic Restorer Talking Dog Transducer Company http://stephensank.com 5517 Carmelita Drive N.E. Albuquerque, New Mexico [87111] 505-332-0336 We do that. Really. It's the funniest damn thing ya ever heard. Is that the one you use for a promo on NPR? I can hear it now: "All Things Considered is brought to you in part by the Sunday, Sunday Truck Challenge and Tractor Pull. Tickets available now." And why not - during pledge drive the local NPR station kept playing Schickele's "Upper West Side" and didn't stop until they got enough pledges. And hey--screaming morons get the big bucks, dooder. ----- http://mindspring.com/~benbradley |
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On 26 May 2004 10:15:58 -0700, (Harold Palms)
wrote: "Stephen Sank" wrote in message ... Hey, how about you guys starting a trend by doing those spots with normal, soft-spoken VO, instead of obnoxious, screaming moron VO guys? -- Stephen Sank, Owner & Ribbon Mic Restorer Talking Dog Transducer Company http://stephensank.com 5517 Carmelita Drive N.E. Albuquerque, New Mexico [87111] 505-332-0336 We do that. Really. It's the funniest damn thing ya ever heard. Is that the one you use for a promo on NPR? I can hear it now: "All Things Considered is brought to you in part by the Sunday, Sunday Truck Challenge and Tractor Pull. Tickets available now." And why not - during pledge drive the local NPR station kept playing Schickele's "Upper West Side" and didn't stop until they got enough pledges. And hey--screaming morons get the big bucks, dooder. ----- http://mindspring.com/~benbradley |
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On 26 May 2004 10:15:58 -0700, (Harold Palms)
wrote: "Stephen Sank" wrote in message ... Hey, how about you guys starting a trend by doing those spots with normal, soft-spoken VO, instead of obnoxious, screaming moron VO guys? -- Stephen Sank, Owner & Ribbon Mic Restorer Talking Dog Transducer Company http://stephensank.com 5517 Carmelita Drive N.E. Albuquerque, New Mexico [87111] 505-332-0336 We do that. Really. It's the funniest damn thing ya ever heard. Is that the one you use for a promo on NPR? I can hear it now: "All Things Considered is brought to you in part by the Sunday, Sunday Truck Challenge and Tractor Pull. Tickets available now." And why not - during pledge drive the local NPR station kept playing Schickele's "Upper West Side" and didn't stop until they got enough pledges. And hey--screaming morons get the big bucks, dooder. ----- http://mindspring.com/~benbradley |
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Stephen Sank wrote:
Hey, how about you guys starting a trend by doing those spots with normal, soft-spoken VO, instead of obnoxious, screaming moron VO guys? Just get Garrison Keillor to do one. With the string band du jour for accompaniment. -- Stephen Sank, Owner & Ribbon Mic Restorer Talking Dog Transducer Company http://stephensank.com 5517 Carmelita Drive N.E. Albuquerque, New Mexico [87111] 505-332-0336 Auth. Nakamichi & McIntosh servicer Payments preferred through Paypal.com "Harold Palms" wrote in message om... Hello, My dayjob is with Tourdesign, inc. in Indianapolis, IN. http://www.tourdesign.com/new/index.html We do advertising creative (audio/video/print) for all sorts of stuff, but our bread and butter are concert and motorsports spots. We are currently seeking new voices for hard-hitting spots like monster truck ads and hard rock concerts--that sort of thing. Prospective employees would need to be available to cut voicers during regular weekly business hours. In the past we always had all our voice guys in-house. Of course that is no longer necessary with technology these days. But if someone with a good voice and no home studio of their own would like to move here to work that would be great. This would especially be a great place for someone just getting into production on Pro Tools. We can show ya the ropes.... So if ya think you got the pipes, send us your demos , please.... Audio Department Tourdesign, Inc. 10089 Allisonville Road Fishers, In 46038 -- -- Les Cargill |
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Stephen Sank wrote:
Hey, how about you guys starting a trend by doing those spots with normal, soft-spoken VO, instead of obnoxious, screaming moron VO guys? Just get Garrison Keillor to do one. With the string band du jour for accompaniment. -- Stephen Sank, Owner & Ribbon Mic Restorer Talking Dog Transducer Company http://stephensank.com 5517 Carmelita Drive N.E. Albuquerque, New Mexico [87111] 505-332-0336 Auth. Nakamichi & McIntosh servicer Payments preferred through Paypal.com "Harold Palms" wrote in message om... Hello, My dayjob is with Tourdesign, inc. in Indianapolis, IN. http://www.tourdesign.com/new/index.html We do advertising creative (audio/video/print) for all sorts of stuff, but our bread and butter are concert and motorsports spots. We are currently seeking new voices for hard-hitting spots like monster truck ads and hard rock concerts--that sort of thing. Prospective employees would need to be available to cut voicers during regular weekly business hours. In the past we always had all our voice guys in-house. Of course that is no longer necessary with technology these days. But if someone with a good voice and no home studio of their own would like to move here to work that would be great. This would especially be a great place for someone just getting into production on Pro Tools. We can show ya the ropes.... So if ya think you got the pipes, send us your demos , please.... Audio Department Tourdesign, Inc. 10089 Allisonville Road Fishers, In 46038 -- -- Les Cargill |
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Stephen Sank wrote:
Hey, how about you guys starting a trend by doing those spots with normal, soft-spoken VO, instead of obnoxious, screaming moron VO guys? Just get Garrison Keillor to do one. With the string band du jour for accompaniment. -- Stephen Sank, Owner & Ribbon Mic Restorer Talking Dog Transducer Company http://stephensank.com 5517 Carmelita Drive N.E. Albuquerque, New Mexico [87111] 505-332-0336 Auth. Nakamichi & McIntosh servicer Payments preferred through Paypal.com "Harold Palms" wrote in message om... Hello, My dayjob is with Tourdesign, inc. in Indianapolis, IN. http://www.tourdesign.com/new/index.html We do advertising creative (audio/video/print) for all sorts of stuff, but our bread and butter are concert and motorsports spots. We are currently seeking new voices for hard-hitting spots like monster truck ads and hard rock concerts--that sort of thing. Prospective employees would need to be available to cut voicers during regular weekly business hours. In the past we always had all our voice guys in-house. Of course that is no longer necessary with technology these days. But if someone with a good voice and no home studio of their own would like to move here to work that would be great. This would especially be a great place for someone just getting into production on Pro Tools. We can show ya the ropes.... So if ya think you got the pipes, send us your demos , please.... Audio Department Tourdesign, Inc. 10089 Allisonville Road Fishers, In 46038 -- -- Les Cargill |
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(Harold Palms) wrote in message . com...
Hello, My dayjob is with Tourdesign, inc. in Indianapolis, IN. http://www.tourdesign.com/new/index.html We do advertising creative (audio/video/print) for all sorts of stuff, but our bread and butter are concert and motorsports spots. We are currently seeking new voices for hard-hitting spots like monster truck ads and hard rock concerts--that sort of thing. Prospective employees would need to be available to cut voicers during regular weekly business hours. Monster truck ads... Cool! I'll practice my hillbilly-ese and send you a demo! Harrold Palms? Is it okay to call you Harry Palms? |
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(Harold Palms) wrote in message . com...
Hello, My dayjob is with Tourdesign, inc. in Indianapolis, IN. http://www.tourdesign.com/new/index.html We do advertising creative (audio/video/print) for all sorts of stuff, but our bread and butter are concert and motorsports spots. We are currently seeking new voices for hard-hitting spots like monster truck ads and hard rock concerts--that sort of thing. Prospective employees would need to be available to cut voicers during regular weekly business hours. Monster truck ads... Cool! I'll practice my hillbilly-ese and send you a demo! Harrold Palms? Is it okay to call you Harry Palms? |
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(Harold Palms) wrote in message . com...
Hello, My dayjob is with Tourdesign, inc. in Indianapolis, IN. http://www.tourdesign.com/new/index.html We do advertising creative (audio/video/print) for all sorts of stuff, but our bread and butter are concert and motorsports spots. We are currently seeking new voices for hard-hitting spots like monster truck ads and hard rock concerts--that sort of thing. Prospective employees would need to be available to cut voicers during regular weekly business hours. Monster truck ads... Cool! I'll practice my hillbilly-ese and send you a demo! Harrold Palms? Is it okay to call you Harry Palms? |
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(Harold Palms) wrote in message . com...
Hello, My dayjob is with Tourdesign, inc. in Indianapolis, IN. http://www.tourdesign.com/new/index.html We do advertising creative (audio/video/print) for all sorts of stuff, but our bread and butter are concert and motorsports spots. We are currently seeking new voices for hard-hitting spots like monster truck ads and hard rock concerts--that sort of thing. Prospective employees would need to be available to cut voicers during regular weekly business hours. I can think of no reason whatsoever to move back to Indianapolis, much less deal with the traffic on Allisonville Road, but I'm quite capable of producing my own VO in my home studio, and am curious as to why you are wanting your "talent" to be local. Wouldn't it be better to have a network of voices around the country who can record at home, and FTP up .WAV files or something? It would seem to be better to have more options, but what do I know? - Kevin |
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(Harold Palms) wrote in message . com...
Hello, My dayjob is with Tourdesign, inc. in Indianapolis, IN. http://www.tourdesign.com/new/index.html We do advertising creative (audio/video/print) for all sorts of stuff, but our bread and butter are concert and motorsports spots. We are currently seeking new voices for hard-hitting spots like monster truck ads and hard rock concerts--that sort of thing. Prospective employees would need to be available to cut voicers during regular weekly business hours. I can think of no reason whatsoever to move back to Indianapolis, much less deal with the traffic on Allisonville Road, but I'm quite capable of producing my own VO in my home studio, and am curious as to why you are wanting your "talent" to be local. Wouldn't it be better to have a network of voices around the country who can record at home, and FTP up .WAV files or something? It would seem to be better to have more options, but what do I know? - Kevin |
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