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jsgilbert · 03-07-2008, 09:54 PM

Thanks for always being one ofthe good guys Larry. So here's something I think folks might want to know more about. It's several questions but closely related.

You do quite a bit of casting via online casting services. Has it always been this way or have you migrated to doing online casting?

Why do you like casting online?

Do you think voice actors can make careers strictly from opportunities they may encounter via online casting and/or web presence?

For actors who have been getting work via some of the more "traditional" methods, such as casting directors, local recording studios, auditioning through their agent - do you think that these individuals need to step up to the "internet plate" or otherwise might find themselves losing out?

What one thing could an internet casting service do to better support talent seekers like you, either in terms of structure, inviting talent to participate, etc.

Thanks in advance for your time and consideration. Unfortunately I will not be attending the Voice 2008 program, but hope that you might pass along some of your answers afterwards for those like myself who won't be inattendance.

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jsgilbert jsgilbert Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: San Francisco, California Posts: 277	Thanks for always being one ofthe good guys Larry. So here's something I think folks might want to know more about. It's several questions but closely related. You do quite a bit of casting via online casting services. Has it always been this way or have you migrated to doing online casting? Why do you like casting online? Do you think voice actors can make careers strictly from opportunities they may encounter via online casting and/or web presence? For actors who have been getting work via some of the more "traditional" methods, such as casting directors, local recording studios, auditioning through their agent - do you think that these individuals need to step up to the "internet plate" or otherwise might find themselves losing out? What one thing could an internet casting service do to better support talent seekers like you, either in terms of structure, inviting talent to participate, etc. Thanks in advance for your time and consideration. Unfortunately I will not be attending the Voice 2008 program, but hope that you might pass along some of your answers afterwards for those like myself who won't be inattendance.