[NEohioPAL] Additional Info for Susan Darby Voiceover Workshop

[Colors Audio]

I apologize for failing to mention in the original announcement that  
this is an intermediate-level event.  If you're just looking into  
voiceover or haven't yet made a professional demo, you would be much  
better served with a resource like Jean Zarzour's "Find Your Voice"  
course.

Here is the post again.  Thanks for your understanding.

Dan Popp

Feedback.  Direction.  Guidance.

All serious artists crave the objective opinion of a mentor who can  
help them bring forth their best work.  Colors Audio presents a  
voiceover workshop designed to scratch that creative itch.

Friday, May 24th beginning at 9am, accomplished ad pro Susan Darby  
will direct, and we will learn.  Live, and in real time.  This is  
actually a reprise of a workshop she did with us a few years back –  
one that people still talk about.  If you want to perform at or above  
your clients’ expectations, this is the most painless and efficient  
way to learn how to do it.

The place is here.  The cost is “five.”  Five dollars, or five gently  
used DVD’s (movies and how-to’s) or music CDs donated to raise money  
for the Akron Library.

We only have 12 spots, so RSVP quickly.

Let me know if you have any questions.

Dan Popp

Sound Czar, Colors Audio



Susan Darby, Writer-Director has been writing, producing and directing  
commercials and corporate audio projects since 1980.  She has worked  
with all levels of voice talent, ranging from Walter Cronkite to major  
regional personalities to those in their first years of commercial  
voice work. Past and current clients include GE, Continental Tire,  
Parker Hannifin, Diebold, BFGoodrich, Smith Dairy and many more.  She  
brings a keen ear, attention to detail, humor and ease to the session.

"Audio absolutely can make or break a project or campaign. Together,  
audio professionals and technologies create emotional magic. It's the  
part of my job I've always enjoyed most." - SD





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