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Jeans Warehouse, Amazon, Bling By Kylie
Nextel, Showworld,
PepsiCo, Expedia, Kincaids, Mayhem AD
the Wedding Expo, Adam & Eve, Dallas Collectors Show, Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign, eMoney, Strange Soccer, Cyberbit, Venus, Quickbooks, Jeans Wharehouse, Napa Auto Parts
*local:
Palomino, Winward Mall, Pembrook Mall, Seasons Gardens
McDonalds, Burger King, ihop, Hooters, Twin Peaks,
Hustler, Rumors, Club 939, Cheeta Gentleman's Club, Starship, Romantic Kingdom, College of Central Florida, Spartanburg Community College, CSU Long Beach, Gainesville Orchestra, Dallas Symphony, Crumble Cookies, Rodizio Grill, Cinema Cafe, Willard AC, Universal Roof and Contracting, Workspace Collective, Dallas Desk, Decorum, GS Wo & Sons, Parade of Homes, Daybrook Senior Living, Uplift Education, Tourism Partner Niagra Canada, Shoe Carnival, Wades Jewelers, 9 Round, California Family Fitness, Meals on Wheels, Sea World, CTR Reproductive Medicine, Willard AC, JW Attorney at Law, Canyon Creek Behow Health
JcPenny, Redwing Shoes, Nextel, Expedia, VitaminWater, Appliances on Lakeside,
West Va. Junior College, The Children's Guild DC, Wedding Expo, Bloom info,
Napa Auto, Office Depot, Covance, the Air National Guard
Advice:
Get training. Go to acting classes. Take singing lessons to teach proper breathing technique and how to avoid damaging your voice. Go to comedy houses and see if they offer improv classes. Find a good reputable voice over coach. See if the local college offers any audio production classes (there is a radio program in most community college districts) Learn your craft and your instrument. Voice acting is just that.... acting. As much as LOTS of people like to think it's just talking, truth is, it isn't. Think of every class as an investment in yourself, because it is.
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