Showing posts with label voiceovers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label voiceovers. Show all posts

Thursday, April 02, 2009

A beautiful day....

Sees me sitting in the sunshine, nursing a minor hangover, thinking about the day ahead. This week has been packed full of stuff: Jez has been sorting out the flat, getting it painted (which it definitely needed) and there's been lots to do at work. I've been adding posts to the In The Studio blog, and I'm filling in for Neil Cole this weekend too. There's also the small matter of preparing and recording the show we do for Virgin Atlantic. Tomorrow brings another voiceover for the Travel Channel, and more organisation for weekend shows. Phew.

Friday, March 20, 2009

Sitting in the studios...

Getting ready for the show. Listening to Tom Brosseau, looking at links for downloads, I reckon that this site may well be in there: HipHop Mashups over the Soundtrack to Zelda on the N64! Geektastic!
Voiceovers went well, was for a brand new series "Travel Notebook" I'll post links to the trailers once they're online. Also, today has been notable for yet another giveaway at Shepherds Bush station (they're ALWAYS doing this) today's swag: Aero bars. OM NOM NOM.

Still dazzled by the sunshine....

I'm blinking my eyes and looking out over West London, even loving the smell of Diesel from the buses nine floors beneath me - today is just one of those days when everything seems OK. Well, there's plenty of time for that to unravel, I guess, but for now - all's good.
I'm just about to head off to do more voiceovers for the Travel Channel, which is always fun. If you want to hear what I sound like, check this out. Then it's off to Southwark for the final radio show of the week, then some leisurely cooking to round off the day. I love how the promise of a day can put a smile on your face.
The weekend should be good too, Jeff's over from Cleveland, so there will be pints in the Portobello road, and some leisurely shopping for bargains in the basement of Record & Tape. Life doesn't get much better than ale and vinyl. Musically, today is soundtracked by the wonderful First Aid Kit.