Here’s a recent sound design and mix project for a promotion video for Jeff Jenkins and the folks over at DIGI CONVO. I love the 80’s-ish vibe. This was a lot of fun.
Here’s a recent sound design and mix project for a promotion video for Jeff Jenkins and the folks over at DIGI CONVO. I love the 80’s-ish vibe. This was a lot of fun.
So true.
A recent voiceover project I did for Theragun about the good people of Ada, Ohio who work hard to enable you to watch football every Sunday.
TxW “There’s Only One You” EXTENDED (84secs) from Blue Giant on Vimeo.
Some days you’re scared. Some, you’re motivated. Some happy. Some sad. And some days you’re met with feelings in yourself you can’t put into words. Today has found me confused, mournful, but unexpectedly inspired. Inspired to mindfully embrace life with responsibility. Inspired to practice gratitude for the breaths I get to take and the people I get to love and appreciate. Think of those you love who are no longer here. Reach out to those who are. Let them know they are loved. Be inspired for and by them. Difficult times seem to arrive empty handed, intent only on wrenching joy from your grasp. But they can come bearing opportunities for understanding and gratitude. They arrive with a heavy price, often unseen, even denied in the shadow of the monolithic opacity of grief. Rest In Peace, departed friends and loved ones. Go in Peace, those charged with mourning them. Thank you all for your inspiration.
Wanna take a break from stress and anxiety and an all-too-often sour news cycle? I’ve got just the thing. During a recent snowstorm I took our 6-month old Golden puppy, Frankie, to play in the snow. She loved it. Please excuse the portrait orientation of the video. I had heavy gloves on and it was easier to manipulate the camera/phone that way.
From “Dragon Master” to your basic narrator, I’ve provided voiceover for lots of different kids of video games. Here’s one in which I play a tough-guy military type. Maybe not so tough-guy. But it was fun!
I recently worked with Roma Moulding, providing the voiceover in the production of this video in which they explain what makes their moulding, their company, and their ethic so special.
Sara Daves, Intuitive Purpose Coach, has put together a virtual event that features speakers talking about how after a (to say the least) tumultuous 2020 we can begin to “shift our focus toward healing the relationships with ourselves and others, and with our planet. We can act from a place of belonging, connection and hope.” Sara talks about the summit, the featured speakers and their messages. The summit begins Monday December 21, with talks delivered to your inbox.
Anchoring the Consciousness of Oneness World Summit 2020
Rik Surly is industrious, entrepreneurial, metal and has a green thumb. After spending years in the restaurant industry and years playing and touring in bands. Then he created a musical entity he could drive himself: Thunderchief. He has also created some of the best hot sauce you’ve ever experienced: the Thunderchief Sauce of Doom. It’s all natural, uses no vinegar and he grows all the chilis himself. He also ships the sauces or delivers them himself. He talks about the process from ground preparation to sauce delivery on this episode of the Good Eye Podcast.
The Official Hot Sauce of Doom
Glenn Oakes runs Caboodle, and consultancy business in Northern Ireland that helps nonprofits with their fundraising. Glenn believes it’s his calling to help organizations that do good to do well. He’s dedicated to service, helping people and spreading kindness. He even started the hashtag #kindnessworks which is spreading on social media around the world. His positivity and energy is infectious.
Jane M Powers teaches entrepreneurs to make and impact and speak to profit. And she does it by helping them understand who people are. What makes us tick? What part does intention and putting intentional energy into the quantum field play in business and in literally changing our future – or more accurately, creating the future we want?
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