Voicing Commercials - Part 1

Learn directly from David H. Lawrence XVII, VO and screen actor with over 50 film and TV credits, including Heroes, Lost, CSI, How I Met Your Mother, Men In Black III, Iron Man and more!

This is information I am in need of and believe it or not, it's not taught by all coaches I have met. Please do more! - Steve L.

Nice job. Easy to follow. Great anecdotal explanations. Arthur Godfrey, indeed! - Ryan C.

In this Stage 32 Next Level Webinar, host David H. Lawrence XVII will take you through the most common category of voice over auditions and performance: radio and TV (and now, web) commercial copy. You will learn how the performance of this class of VO work has changed over the years, how to approach copy, how to create your commercial character, and how to connect with a listening and viewing audience on a visceral level.

You will leave the webinar:

• Knowing how to take your execution of commercial VO to a deeper and more satisfying level!
• Prepared to approach professional voice over work for radio and TV commercials!

After a 30 year career in radio, your host David H. Lawrence XVII moved to television, and has been seen (and heard) on ABC's epic series Lost, CBS' legendary CSI, How I Met Your Mother, The Mentalist and military thriller The Unit, NBC's spy comedy Chuck, Good Luck Charlie and ANT Farm on Disney, Bella and the Bulldogs on Nickelodeon, Touch and The Finder on FOX, and is best known as the creepy evil puppet master Eric Doyle on NBC's smash hit Heroes. His film career includes on-camera and VO work on Men in Black III, Pizza Man, The Changeling, The Hulk, Iron Man, Percy Jackson, Unstoppable, Too Big to Fail, A Special Relationship and countless others.

PRAISE FOR DAVID'S TEACHINGS:

He certainly knows the business very well, I like the way he breaks things down, it makes it easy to remember and therefore to apply to our work. - Nicolette M.

This was such an awesome webinar, especially for the price point (very affordable) - I learned a lot that I can take directly to my next auditions. - Stephanie M.

Excellent info! Very clearly presented! - Brad V.

This is information I am in need of and believe it or not, it's not taught by all coaches I have met. Please do more! - Steve L.

Nice job. Easy to follow. Great anecdotal explanations. Arthur Godfrey, indeed! - Ryan C.