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As some of you know, I’ve been dabbling in the voice-over world for a few years now. I’ve been extremely fortunate to work on some of the most popular titles (the Call of Duty franchise, for one) and with some of the coolest directors/actors/etc. in the business.

Earlier this year, my friends at PCB Productions referred me to a voice over agent — Tom Lawless at Vox. Tom’s a pleasure to work with and has been submitting me for all kinds of great projects. Just yesterday, I booked my first one. It’s my first SAG TV voice over spot, and I’m kinda excited!

Thanks to Yuri Lowenthal, Tara Platt, Keith and Valerie Arem and all of my friends in VO for bringing me into this fun world of voice acting!

It’s been a while since I’ve updated my acting demo reel. I’ve had the good fortune of working on several projects since the last version over a year ago. A good demo reel is very important and very subjective.

On the one hand, you want it current with the “latest and greatest” work you’ve done, on the other, there’s often another great project already in the works or in post and you don’t want to have to update it again in a month. On top of that, you don’t want to make it too long by just adding everything you have, but you want to show a good range of character and acting ability. All of that adds up to the potential for paralysis by analysis (and my rather infrequent updates)

Well, with the airing of The Cape episode 3 - with my face opening the show, it was definitely time. Some old favorites had to go to make room for the newer clips, but I hope it’s a good representation of me and my on-camera abilities.

Enjoy and of course, feel free to comment.

Bring on the VO!

New Year, new Demo Reel

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