SK Voice Over - Sagie Kleinlerer

06/29/2016

You've got mail!

If you logged onto the internet circa 1997, chances are you heard this guy, Elwood Edwards, greet you with a warm “Welcome! You’ve got mail.” Edwards scored ...

02/20/2015

This made me laugh so hard. Enjoy your weekend everybody!

Jim Elliott, the new global chief creative officer of Arnold Worldwide, and voiceover artist Paul Guyet made these two amusing videos (in what looks like Michael's house from GTA5) explaining how to win a 2015 Radio Mercury Award—by demonstrating all the terrible radio ad clichés that will guarantee…

01/05/2015

One of my favorite blog posts from earlier this year. As a voice over artist, I strive to be heard! http://t.co/nqUbTPUWkx

01/05/2015

One of my favorite blog posts from earlier this year. As a voice over artist, I strive to be heard! http://ow.ly/GIOvy

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01/02/2015

Happy 2015! May this year bring you all health, happiness and success! Can't wait to see what new voice over adventures await this year!

12/30/2014

So sad to read this. Christine was an inspiration.

Sad news to report - voice actress Christine Cavanaugh passed away last Monday, December 22nd, as reported in a notice published in today's L.A. Times. Cav

12/24/2014

Wishing everyone a Merry Christmas, Happy Chanukah and all the best in the coming New Year!

12/12/2014

Fun article...meet the folks behind the mic!

Mark Arnold interviews Thurl Ravenscroft, the voice actor behind Tony the Tiger and many other characters. Note: This interview originally appeared in Hogan’s Alley #14. While Thurl Ravenscroft is ...

11/24/2014

Whittam gives some great advice here. As usual.

http://www.voices.com/ Want to learn the best top ten home recording studio tricks? Join George Whittam of VOStudioTech, voiceover engineer to the stars, to ...

10/06/2014

Very interesting!

Have you ever listened to a recording of your own voice and thought, "Whoa. Do I really sound like that?" Well, it's time to face the music. You really do. As it turns out, there's a simple explanation for why your voice sounds so differ...