My voiceover career began with three little words: "Florida Orange Juice" Those were the first lines of copy I ever uttered. It's late 2007 and I'm nervous, having been prodded by family and co-workers to explore this voice thing. From the minute I walk into her studio, Marla makes it easy. I feel instantly calm, and she believes in me from the get-go... Marla remained staunchly in my corner, making me more successful and sharing her incredible keys to the voiceover world. Even as her health diminished, we would connect for sessions and I never stopped being impressed with Marla's kindness, her generosity, and the energy she brought to so many people's lives. Truly one of a kind. I'll miss you, Marla. Thank you for everything you did for me and my career.

New commercial for airline hits the air It also features the brilliant story-telling of one of my favorite actors - Viola Davis.

Artist creates ghastly clay creature Of all the ways to get creative during a pandemic, this one certainly takes the cake. In this time lapse video from YouTuber JackJack, a totally original Zombie Shark is created from polymer clay and epoxy resin. It also helps when you've got a solid grasp of the visual arts. With shark sightings in the news lately and after a recent visit to Cape Cod, I can't help but entertain the fantasy of a half dead creature springing from the depths of the Atlantic to terrorize beaches across the eastern seaboard. And it looks like there's already made a movie version as well.

The Listening experience, Transformed Several years ago, after having gone through a few sets of random headphones and getting less than desirable results, I finally discovered a pair that surpassed them all in terms of sound quality: The Sennheiser Momentum On Ear Headphones. Since then, they’ve gone everywhere with me and have totally transformed the listening experience. So what’s all the buzz? Not only do they appeal to a variety of music lovers, in particular audiophiles (like me), but their pristine stereo sound is hard to resist. Put them on and let these noise-cancelling gems take you on a journey. Where other brands excel and, perhaps, over compensate with the punch of extra bass, the Momentum’s accentuate the fullness of classic HiFi sound with just the right amount of EQ. And that balances everything out quite nicely. I also found this to be the case when comparing them alongside my Beats Solo Wireless, also a great pair of headphones (for different reasons). For example, where the Beats succeed at amplifying sound across the board for say, hip hop or dubstep, the Momentum’s adjust to almost every genre flawlessly, particularly jazz, hip hop and even classical. Amidst everything, I can still hear sonic details without them getting drowned out by the booming bass. It's like having one of your Dad's high-end living room tube pre-amps at your disposal wherever you go. With live recordings, it feels like you’re there front and center with the artist. Plenty of drive and...oh yeah, momentum. In addition, the Sennheiser Momentum's come in handy when editing voice over on the road. While they don’t capture 16/24 bit mono audio as well as the Sony MDR 7506 (a stand-by for many voice over pros), they'll still suffice for smaller gigs with quicker turnarounds. Volume control is also available as is the ability to accept or reject calls during listening. Perhaps the only drawback is that, unlike Beats or newer Momentum models, they’re not wireless or collapsible and the dangling wire sometimes gets in the way when traveling. The leather case is protective enough but not as compact as I’d hoped. Minor inconveniences aside, you don’t want to miss this kind of sound experience.

Brand new Netflix series featuring only the best in Voice Over

Gritty Trailer Drops for Upcoming Comic Adaptation Nothing says grit, crime and corruption like NYC in the 1970s. A few weeks ago, DC Comics released a brand new trailer for the upcoming film, "The Kitchen" depicting this very time. It is gloriously entertaining. Can't wait to see this amazing cast tear it up on screen!

This political ad is so sharp and well-done. Kim Olsen gets the message out and I'm hooked.

Comedy writing gold, movie references, and a VOG Chance the Rapper hosted one of the latest laughter-inducing train ride of an episode of SNL. In one sketch, "Space Mistakes," he plays every movie's favorite space dad, and highlights what happens when you make a mistake in space. And of course, every moment is narrated by a great "Voice of God". So what happens when you make a mistake IN SPACE? Watch this and see... #snl #spacemistakes #comedy #trailer #voice #voiceofgod

Documentary "Sisters With Transistors" profiles influential women in electronic music There is a fabulous documentary out by Lisa Rovner called "Sisters with Transistors" - chronicalling pioneers in the world of electronic music. The women who pioneered this movement created some of the most incredible music I've ever heard. More importantly, the methods by which they achieved these sounds is eye-opening. Check out the trailer here

SNL Cast member, Melissa Villasenor kicks a** at celebrity impressions. She's incredible on the show, and her countless impersonations showing up all over the web are freaking hilarious - and SPOT ON! Check out her fabulous take on Owen Wilson: #comedy #impressions #melissavillasenor

Parker Posey stars in production gem by SVU Creative Team Podcasts have certainly evolved over time, bringing some of the most profound stories and subjects to life in memorable ways. Most recently, the production team behind one of the most popular TV crime dramas debuted a new fiction podcast series, starring Parker Posey. So far, I'm impressed, and listening more closely. It's as though the audio has been stripped from an episode of the TV series - that's how good it is. Very realistic and well-produced!

Finding a fresh take on the creation of music Mark Ronson guides us through the fascinating process behind technological and unconventional fusion within the music industry in AppleTV’s “Watch The Sound”. Definitely a real treat to watch, it has opened my eyes to the world of music I had previously been missing so easily…just under the surface.