The Croods Cast, Find Out Who Does The Voices
The Croods, the new animated movie by Dreamworks, is widely anticipated to be the top animated movie of the year. So what’s The Croods about? The Croods is a[...]
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Pixar’s “Up”, Features Voices of Ed Asner, Christopher Plummer
Pixar announces a breathtaking 3-D animation featuring the voice talents of Ed Asner, Christopher Plummer and John Ratzenberger.
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Oscar Smiles on Ratatouille and Peter and the Wolf
At the 80th Annual Academy Awards, the Oscars of the Best Animated Feature Film and the Best Animated Short Film categories both went to hairy, somewhat frightening members of the animal kingdom.
Flashpoint Installs P-SOLO Preamps to Sound-for-Film Suites
Specially installed for doing voice-over work the two new TRUE P-SOLOS will make a quiet impact at Flashpoint in Chicago.
British Animation Awards Finalists Announced
Find out who the finalists in the new Best Character Voice Performance category are at the 2008 British Animation Awards!
Bob Bergen’s Animation Voiceover Intensive coming this March, 2008
A fan favorite voice of Warner Bros. Porky Pig and Tweety, voice actor Bob Bergen will be teaching a two-day intensive Animation Voice Acting workshop in March 2008. Book now (before January 15th) and save 10% of the workshop fee.
Top 20 Movies from 2007
Top 20 movies from 2007, ranked by gross sales. Note that 4 of the top 5 are sequels, and 5 of the top 20 are animated films with voice actors in lead roles.
Annual Report : State of the Voice Over Industry
At the beginning of each new year, Voices.com presents a comprehensive overview of industry statistics that directly affect voice actors, including updates on broadcast television, radio, podcasting, video games, audiobooks, and other mediums and applications. Current trends are reported on and are diligently sourced for accuracy. The key highlights are as follows
The Character Voiceover Market
The character voice-over market is one of the most popular and competitive fields where voice-overs are concerned. Characters can range from traditional beings such as animals and humans to inanimate objects (think CGI films like “Toy Story” or “Robots”) such as trees, toasters, and pineapples.
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