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Audio Creator/Producer #1105 |
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Pathway:
Arts and Communications |
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Teachers: Full length features are available on VHS tape from your Area Education Agency including this one... Audio Creator/Producer #1105 - Tape Number: 1105 |
After college, he worked in the radio business for a year before starting his own business. He has won more than 600 awards for his writing, voicing and producing work. His many voices can be heard in television and radio commercials across the country. Although based in rural Iowa, he works with clients in 44 states and four countries. His advice to aspiring producers and voice over actors, "Keep a journal."
Career Profile:
This award-winning audio creator/producer began his career at the age of 16 as a radio DJ at a small station. That led to a job at a college radio station where he did it all!
Audio Creator/Producer #1105
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| What is the hardest part of your job? | AUDIO | TEXT |
| When you moved to the Midwest, did you keep your customers? | AUDIO | TEXT |
| Are you self-employed and if so, how do you get paid? | AUDIO | TEXT |
| Is your day pretty tightly scheduled? | AUDIO | TEXT |
| Do you work for television and radio stations all over the United States? | AUDIO | TEXT |
| Where do you get all your voices from? | AUDIO | TEXT |
| What are some important skills to start building in high school? | AUDIO | TEXT |
| What types of publicity do you use? | AUDIO | TEXT |
| How did you get where you are today? | AUDIO | TEXT |
| How would you find information about starting your own radio station? | AUDIO | TEXT |
| What types of different job opportunities are there in communications? | AUDIO | TEXT |
| What has been the most difficult commercial to work on? | AUDIO | TEXT |
| Do you create music for your commercials? | AUDIO | TEXT |
| Do you use Digidesign to edit your audio? | AUDIO | TEXT |
| Do you have any other tips for those exploring careers? | AUDIO | TEXT |
| What advice do you have for someone interested in acting? | AUDIO | TEXT |
| Have you had any embarrassing radio moments? | AUDIO | TEXT |
| What was your college experience like? | AUDIO | TEXT |
| Do you do voices for cartoons? | AUDIO | TEXT |
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