Hey Stormy. Want to bounce an idea/offer off you. I work telephone tech support for a cable company. In that capacity, I’ve been told I could do radio. Don’t know how much weight to give it, as it usually comes from nice old ladies that realy, REALY, appreciate a kind listener. But just in case, how about this: I have no idea where or for what/who my voice might be useful. Yet I still volunteer it. You give me a block of text, I record it with whatever feeling seems appropriate. You make the call if you want to use it for anything. Or nothing. No pressure. Seriously. I understand if you want to keep the single-voice style. But don’t feel you need an invented rejection either. Just want to make the offer.
One note on the recording: A few awkward sentence breaks and changeovers from Stef to Ryan might need cleaning up. Nothing major. But serious question: Is gibbering with a soft g a regional thing? An accepted alternate use? I honestly don’t think I’ve ever used it outside of print. Unless you count Mr. T. And he can say whatever he wants however he wants.
Hey Stormy. Want to bounce an idea/offer off you. I work telephone tech support for a cable company. In that capacity, I’ve been told I could do radio. Don’t know how much weight to give it, as it usually comes from nice old ladies that realy, REALY, appreciate a kind listener. But just in case, how about this: I have no idea where or for what/who my voice might be useful. Yet I still volunteer it. You give me a block of text, I record it with whatever feeling seems appropriate. You make the call if you want to use it for anything. Or nothing. No pressure. Seriously. I understand if you want to keep the single-voice style. But don’t feel you need an invented rejection either. Just want to make the offer.
One note on the recording: A few awkward sentence breaks and changeovers from Stef to Ryan might need cleaning up. Nothing major. But serious question: Is gibbering with a soft g a regional thing? An accepted alternate use? I honestly don’t think I’ve ever used it outside of print. Unless you count Mr. T. And he can say whatever he wants however he wants.
Love and cookies, always
Nathan