Clark named Regional Vice President to area Gator Clubs
Clark was appointed to the volunteer position by the University of Florida Alumni Association in Gainesville. Her responsibilities include overseeing operations and activities of clubs in the region, developing and fostering communications between the clubs and the UFAA offices, and representing the UFAA at special events of importance to the University of Florida in the region.
Clark graduated from the University of Florida with a degree in English from the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences. She is a professional voice over actress with national television and radio credits, including the voice of a number of commercials for Hannah Montana products.
The Southwest Florida Gator Club® is an affiliate organization of the University of Florida Alumni Association.
The mission of the Southwest Florida Gator Club® is to foster and enhance the relationship between the University of Florida, its alumni, students and friends and to support the university's mission of teaching, research and service. The club offers at least 10 scholarships each year for students planning to attend the university. For more information please visit swflorida.gatorclub.com or call Bill Turner at (239)-851-2430.
Have you heard about "Voice for Hire" by Randy Thomas and Peter Rofe?
This book about voice over is the MOST RECENTLY released book on the industry. Randy Thomas is not only a dear friend of mine, and my mentor, but one of THE TOP voice over talents in the country. She's the voice of Entertainment Tonight and The Insider, and is known for announcing shows like The Academy Awards, The Tonys, and The Emmys. I'm blessed to have worked with her... and through this book, you can learn from her. Peter Rofe is not only a cool cat and funny guy, but one of the top voice over coaches in New York City, and also a voice over talent. I've studied wtih Peter and learned so much from his experience. The two came together to create a book that will provide value to newcomers and those in the industry.
I'm always happy to answer questions regarding voice over and how to get into the business. One of the first things I tell people who contact me is, "Read everything you can about voice over. Pick up a copy of Voice for Hire... it's the book I recommend reading first."
And, if you're already in the vo industry, you'll want to read this book. I am FASCINATED by Randy's stories about her live announce experience at The Academy Awards. There's also great info in Voice for Hire about technology, agents, ways to break down copy... all things the experienced vo want to know and practice. It even comes with an audio CD that runs through a few exercises and gives "before" and "after" reads, so you can HEAR the difference.
Once you read the book, let me know what you think! And let Randy and Peter know. Go to the Voice for Hire web site and leave a comment! They would love to hear from you!
Well, we all knew this was comin' - just a matter of time, I s'pose.
I received an email today from a colleague in the Pacific Northwest that I found a tad disturbing, yet interesting. It is a good discussion, and I hope I will get some responses to this blog. I'm curious myself!
Here is the email:
Hi Everyone,
Happy New Year!