Julie talks with video game voice talent phenom Dave Fennoy and video game director Randall Ryan about misconceptions and mistakes they see in the genre of video game voiceover, and about an upcoming special event: Game VO Mexico 2023 (April 27th thru 30th, 2023) and a special offer for a big price reduction.

Julie Williams talks voice actor phenom Dave Fennoy. Dave is an award winning voice actor best known as the original voice of Hulu, or as dubbed by 40 million hulu users, "The Hulu Guy." Dave has had roles in more than 200 video games, including the role of Lee Everett in The Walking Dead Game. But his career includes Commercials, TV Promos, Narration for Nat Geo, Discovery and Science Channel. He’s also is a highly sought after VO educator. Julie Williams talks to Dave about voicing video games, how to make the character become "3D", and what the union strike against 12 video game producers is all about.

Gary's 30-year career encompasses all things entertainment, from coaching improv to video games. He's been a voice in a number of video games, including multiple Star Wars games, Dota 2, 2012 Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed, Poker Night at the Inventory, and several others. Julie Williams caught up to Gary at Pensacola Comic Con.

Actor Robert Lasardo has been seen on CSI, Nip Tuck, General Hospital, and  numerous video games, including Scarface.  Julie Williams talked to him about what working in video games has meant to him, and what it was like when he was growing up as the "ham" in the family.

Tim Russ (Tuvok on Star Trek Voyager) has worked on numerous television series such as Star Trek and I Carly--and has voiced a LOT of video games. Julie Williams caught up with Tim at Pensacola Comic Con to ask about his career, and his advice to other professionals in the industry.

Julie introduces Pat Fraley with a 10-minute lesson on how to get into video game voices and structure a great demo.

Julie Williams interviews video game voice extraordinaire Dave Fennoy, also the well-recognized "Voice of Hulu." Dave discusses trends in the field of voice-overs for video games, and the necessary training.