After a life of acting and "roadie" work, digital imaging specialist, photographer and talent agent, I was able to put all of my sundry talents to work all at once. I spent the next 14 years working with David Kaye, a stellar voiceover talent and all round nice guy for whom I heIped with all apects of the VO business from fixing equipment, dealing with agents, cutting demos, editing video demos, a
nd designed and built, redesigned or contributed to the design of 7 studios for David alone and dozens of other studios for other clients. I don't know who the best necessarily is (I know it's not me) but I have been lucky to have learned from some of them. Their generosity in time and with information inform my ideas on studio design and construction to this day. I am pleased to say that I steal from the best and do it shamelessly. I know the inside of the business of voiceover and the hoops that talent have to jump through. I can coach you or hold your hand until you are on your feet, or build you your sandbox and let you play. It all depends on what you need. If you want to know something, just ask. If I don't know it (or can't work it out), I know people!
