Cvap week 4

 what's up Kings and queens welcome to another Blog from yours truly VoiceVox.

Sad to say that week 4 was our last day of classes,  but as sir Pocholo said our journey is only beginning.

Our guest speaker for week 4 was from batch 5 Tunmic also know as (the nick of voice) he talked about how he did not know anything about Cvap, dubbing, voice artistry and that it was even a profession. This Gentlemen was a great example for Noobs like myself and many other voice artist who don't know anything about it especially editing voice overs and character voices etc. But than he started to practice he started to learn, he started to develop small skills here and there, watching videos from other voice artist he was patient, resilient and eventually his hard work payed of.

He shared so many wonderful incites, experiences and some dubbing videos when he first auditioned for sir Pocholo.

*Create the culture of greatness, be grateful for what ever projects you get big or small, stay humble no matter how high you may think you are . Share your voice positively cause you never know whose listening. If you were given the choice to be right or kind choose kind. Your voice is a weapon use it with caution. 

Find your client,  don't wait for opportunities or auditions. Start making them happen for you, open your own doors take what you've learned from sir Pocholo and dance with the lions. Share your gifts, skills, and especially your voice because someone out there needs to hear your voice.

Honestly this journey was a blessing and an eye opener to the many possibilities out there, I remembered joining this course not knowing what is had to offer. But from day 1 it was just a great ride and experience. Made friends learned life lessons from the VOICE MASTER himself.

So first I want to thank my self for accepting this challenge, for reaching this far and for not giving up. And thank you Voice Master for always sharing your wisdom and your Voice.

Looking forward to do more, be more and continue growing.


                                      PEACE FROM THE MIDDLE EAST 

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