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Absolutely, and I already have a dog. once she's completed the Betty Ford 'Lose Your Kibble Obsession' program I'm sure she'll be up for it. plus I've just seen this inspirational post on youtube
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=yun8zvTj63A
I will have to get my sewing machine out and train up the bantams.
Joined: 22/04/2007 22:07:05
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rocuro wrote:
Every city is a little different. I placed an ad for voice actors, here in San Diego. I made it clear that this was for a movie with no budget. I had 54 responses within 7 days. I had two audition readings outside at Starbucks and settled on 11 actors for my upcoming film. Everyone arrived for the recordings on time and each was completely professional. I have never had that kind of dedication and positive attitude from musicians (of which I count myself).
Now, maybe because we are only 2 hours from Hollywood we have a better allotment of actors than other cities, but it may be worth trying in any city. I placed the ad on Craigslist. I see that San Antonio also has a Craigstlist site (http://sanantonio.craigslist.org/). I placed my ad under the category of Talent.
I did treat my actors very respectfully and emailed them a complete copy of the script and tried to be accommodating of their schedules for the recordings. It was really fun and I feel I can call upon them again in the future. We are scheduling a screening party for next month.
I do feel going with actors may be more rewarding than using subtitles, but you get to make the decision on that one. It is your vision.
Good luck.
It might be because you live in California. However, Kansas City has a very large drama, filmmaking community. (Missouri just recently offered a lot of tax incentives for movie studios to make movies here.) I just have not had time to go outside my door to recruit anyone. But you have given me a lot of ideas. Thanks for your input.