Greetings from Denmark

[EdGambill]

God dag ( my Viking buddy)

Welcommen sie... that's it I can't remember my German so much this Morgan.

Jacob this is a good place to be. Some day I will ask you " Aren't you glad you us voice-over.com/forum, don't you wish everybody did?" I can remember what commercial that line comes from, fairly sure it was a Proctor & Gamble produce .

[Jacob Ekstroem]

Originally Posted by EdGambill

God dag ( my Viking buddy)

Welcommen sie... that's it I can't remember my German so much this Morgan.

Jacob this is a good place to be. Some day I will ask you " Aren't you glad you us voice-over.com/forum, don't you wish everybody did?" I can remember what commercial that line comes from, fairly sure it was a Proctor & Gamble produce .

Hallöjsa, min gamle ven!! (that's like "hiya, my OLD friend!" in danish :wink:

First and foremost, I feel priviliged to be in the company of so many talented people. But also, I feel like I've found a goldmine or somethin'. I've learned so much from you all in the past few weeks allready, which for me has been a true confident-boost. I'll tell ya about later.

[Jacob Ekstroem]

Soooo....

It's been almost a year since I introduced myself here, and a lot of things have happened! I must admit I haven't been as active as I originally intended to be, since I found myself at home primarily on the late Savvy-board. Now that Savvy is gone, I have a feeling my posts here will increase significantly!

So what else is new? Well, I'm still Danish, obviously, but are now living across the pond in beautiful Sweden. I'm now a full-time VO talent and radio producer, and are working on a talent agency-thing... you'll hear more about that, I promise.

Since I put up profiles on V123 and Voices.com, I've been contacted frequently by several international agencies based in countries like USA, UK, Spain, Brazil, Czech Repuplic, France and Holland. It has been very exciting! Unfortunately, most of the enquiries have been only that, but I have been getting repeated business from a few, which is nice!

I am also one of the privileged people to be a part of SaVoa, something I'm very proud of, since I'm still the only Scandinavian-based talent accredited by SaVoa.

However, the most exciting thing about being a part of these forums, is meeting such nice people from all around the globe. I can't even begin to descibe how blessed I feel knowing you. I've learned so much from you, and the support you've been giving me through some tough times during the year... that is something I will never, ever forget.

So basically, this is just to say hello once again, now that so many of us old Savvy's are gathered here. Let the madness begin

Chocolate on!

[John Bigl]

great to hear you're doing well, Jacob, and your move to Sweden was a success..
i look forward to seeing SaVoa grow and progress in the future.. tho i'm not a member yet b/c of current financial constraints, i contiune to be interested...

someday i hope SaVoa has a membership drive... i'd love to talk w/ the Scandanavian delegates.. oh look!!! here they come now!!