Chuck and Stacey continue their conversation with voice actor, Chris

Fries who shares what gear he has in his home studio and how it has

evolved over time. Taking inspiration from his mentor Scott Rummell’s

studio, he worked with home studio expert George Whittam, who still

helps him keep everything just right.

Chris talks about how he

rebounded after getting dropped by an LA agent and shows gratitude for

Sandie Schnarr of AVO Talent for providing some great opportunities

early on in his career. He shares his approach to being versatile in the

voiceover business and why he “tweaked” his name to be more in

alignment with his branding.

Chris explains the mantra he lives

by and what mobile gear he takes with him everywhere, even on vacation.

He tells the story of how he got signed with top talent manager, Debbie

Cope and what he feels are the keys to his success including being ready

when the opportunities come to you.

Chris’ determination,

tenacity and business-like approach to his VO career is only part of why

he is thriving, he shows much love and appreciation for his wife’s

ongoing support and sacrifice over the years.

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