Voice Actress Marisa Blake – you may have heard her voice at The Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History – very cool for a DC native! Or maybe you’ve heard her narrating children’s books in English or Spanish, or lending her voice to brands such as Estrella Jalisco, YMCA or Atrium Health. When not doing […]
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Voice actor and all-around great guy, Rowell Gormon – he’s not just a T-Rex for a talking toy, a nobleman, a game show host, psychiatrist, or old west prospector. He’s also been a cartoonist/puppeteer/co-host on a local TV kiddie show, has appeared onstage in local and regional productions, hosted award shows and live events, worked […]
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Voice actor Kyle Holman is one talented guy. He has extensive experience as a stage actor, and over the years as a voiceover artist he has performed roles as diverse as: a British naturalist, an Australian adventurer, golf announcer, punk rocker, Casey Kasem, carnival barker, Cajun, the Godfather, Dr. Phil, Elvis, game show host, cowboy, […]
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Voice Actress Chloe Taylor keeps herself busy with a variety of artistic endeavors. In addition to being a fantastic VO talent for brands such as Ethan Allen and The Baltimore Orioles, she has spread the joy of music in countless performances over the years, has done on-screen acting for TV and movies, and been a […]
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Voice actor Brian LaFontaine is all in when it comes to acting. His long list of on camera credits includes roles in Homeland, Stranger Things, and The Hate U Give, just to name a few. His voice can be heard nationally for brands like the PGA Tour, Jos A Bank, and Garmin. In addition to his voice acting and on camera work, he also hosts a podcast called ‘You May Have Seen With Brian Lafontaine’ featuring interviews with other professional actors and actresses. We took a few moments to find out more about Brian in today’s #TalentTuesday interview.
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Whether you’re a voiceover talent or a voiceover production studio, you’ve probably noticed we are entering into a brave new world. For decades, the standard means of connecting VO talent to recording studios was via ISDN, high quality phone lines that communicate with propriety hardware equipment. As technology evolves, more people are losing ISDN […]
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Favorite things about your job? I enjoy working with most people, and try to keep an open sense of humor. Plus, with handling the billing & such as well, there’s always something puzzling that I have to solve. It keeps my brain healthy. Honestly, I just like to keep busy. I do not enjoy […]
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When did you start working at ProComm? March 18,1999 When I’m not at work, I spend my time____? I walk my dogs A LOT. I also like to listen to live music at our local breweries, cook healthy casseroles, work in my yard, make jewelry and volunteer with animal charities…I’ve built fences for Chain-free Asheville […]
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When did you start working at ProComm? Fall of 1998. I actually played on the ProComm softball team before I worked here. Favorite things about your job? ProComm is like a family, and getting to talk to talented and interesting people all over the country and beyond. When I’m not at work, I spend […]
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When did you start working at ProComm? November 2001, at the impressionable age of 24 When I’m not at work, I spend my time____? Playing Candy Land with my 5 year old daughter, Ella Favorite concert(s) you’ve attended? The Beastie Boys (the next to last show they ever played) Favorite album or recording artists? […]
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