Writing for the Ear is different than writing for the printed page.  Even though this article is aimed at creating copy for young audiences, I think it contains some universal principles. 

Here's another good one. 

And here's an article on the guy they call "The Host Whisperer".  I think it contains good material for both readers and writers.

I've added my own thoughts about writing in this article (found on the "info" section) called "Writeyness."

Thanks for reading!

Check out www.vobravo.com to help you cast pro voices from Northeast Ohio.

To learn more about the craft of voiceover, Bob Souer's blog is a tremendous jumping-off point.

A sideways "Amen" to my "Re-Vision Statement" can be found in this voices.com podcast aimed at voice talent.

To find a translator for your script, try www.atanet.org or www.notatranslators.org. 

To find a voiceover for your foreign-language project, we highly recommend Victoria Buss, John Shaklee and Scott Plate for Spanish.  Scott is also available for French and German v/o's.   For other languges and voices, try Voices.com

This website was created by Walking Stick Communications.  It features a content-management tool called "siteMpower" that allows me to add or edit text, graphics and audio files myself.  So if there are any stale messages announcing that "We've moved!" 3 years after the fact, that's my fault.