Embracing the unknown in order to achieve your ultimate goals.

Chuck

and Stacey remind viewers that there’s still time to get tickets to

attend That’s Voiceover on August 17th 2013 and also the SAG Foundation

Poker Classic to benefit the Don LaFontaine Voice Over Lab on August

24th 2013. They also recommend reading the book, Voice Acting for

Dummies, written by Voices.com founders, David and Stephanie Ciccarelli.

Award-winning actor and Emmy-winning voice director, Charlie Adler sits

down to talk about how his amazing career began in theatre and

eventually landed him in a hit show on Broadway.

He passionately

expresses what people say about acting that “push his buttons” and the

common denominator in all forms of acting. Charlie shares how his

animation career started upon moving to Los Angeles by meeting with his

then agent, Arlene Thornton and now dear friend, Ginny McSwain that led

to his first role on an animated series.

He talks about how he later became a teacher and voice director and what he discovered about the business along the way.

Charlie

candidly answers how he approaches animation auditions and why he feels

he has been “two people” at different times in his life. He explains

how he teaches his students to become comfortable with the unknown in

order to achieve your ultimate goals.

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