Carrmageddon Weekend.

Well, I had two events I had to be at this weekend. And the 405 freeway was shut down. Incredibly enough, looks like most everyone in Southern California listened for a change, and either stayed home or left town. As a result, no one was on the roads. It was awesome.

The University of Arizona Summer Send-off went well, and the Art Festival by Coop Clothing came off without a hitch. Great bands, great art, a good crowd, and no overt drama. Danny 203 rocked it! Couldn't ask for a better party, and the plans are to make it a yearly event

Quote

‎"Everybody is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid." - Albert Einstein

I love this.

Back to it!

Well, I am back to the proverbial grindstone. Knocked out several auditions today, as well as a couple of paying gigs. Feels good to get the vocal cords limbered up!

A little perspective.

Three weeks have gone by since my wife passed, I'm not doing much in the VO business. In fact I'm not doing much of anything. I feel like everything I liked to do, I'm no longer interested in. Even the things I enjoyed before I met Sue give me no joy at all. The release of 'Pirates' is coming up, we really enjoyed going to the midnight screenings.

In spite of the fact that I had some advance notice, there is really no way to prepare for the loss of a spouse. I'm getting lot of advice, of course. Reading some books on grief. The only thing they all seem to agree on is, everyone goes through it differently.

I miss her so much.

Here's a shot at one of my live announcing gigs, this is the Assistance League of Glendale's annual Christmas Tree Brunch.

Super Bowl Weekend

I plan on watching the game, and listening for my friends and colleagues who booked the most watched commercials of the year! Packers 38, Steelers 24

Membership has it's privilages

I am now a member of SaVoa, the Society of Accredited Voice Over Artists. If you see this symbol in conjunction with a Voice actor, you can be sure that they are pretty good at what they do.

(I knew this was going to be a good year!)

Good Reads,

TJ