My travels took me up in SouthWest Utah again this weekend. 
When it’s 110F in Vegas, but in the
60′s up at Brian Head and The Cedar Breaks, that’s an easy decision to make.

It even rained while we stayed at our friend’s cabin in the woods.  Las Vegas only gets 4 inches a year…so whenever it rains, wherever I am, I go outside and smell it.

In the last couple of weeks, I’ve had an interesting back ‘n’ forth with some nice people at

RainRecording.com. They seek to find quality equipment solutions for people in the business of audio…and that’s a wide audience.

One of their 3 founders told me: “…we’re not a big, faceless company with a lot of red tape. We take every
customer very seriously and know that we’re not entitled to anything we
don’t earn through hard work and most importantly: doing the right
thing. We’ve turned down some potentially lucrative deals because we
felt it would be better to sleep soundly at night then compromise what
we believe in.“

After several conversations, I came to believe in them, too. 

They’ve taken a bit of a chance on me as a writer…suggesting I compose a series of articles that shed light on the growing Voice Over business for their visitors, viewers, clients, and readers. 

I was happy to oblige, and the first article is now open for viewing under their “Pro” section, by clicking HERE.

I’d like to give special thanks to voice actor and marketing guru Peter O’Connell for his helpful suggestions after proofreading my final edition.  That helped a lot, Peter…Thanks!

Please let me know what you think of the article, and if I got anything wrong (or…right!). It’s an overview of the past, present, and probable future of voice acting…now in a sea change of opportunity and challenge.

CourVO