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Celebrating The New Disabled Voice Actors Database

Media Production, Advertising, Representation, Public Health

Here at Blue Wave Voiceover, we are committed to presenting voices that look and sound like America. We’re proud to feature talented voice actors on our roster that span the generations and come from diverse backgrounds. When we talk about Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) as a country, one thing that is frequently left out of that conversation is Accessibility for disabled people. Many disabled advocates have called for the phrase to be rewritten as “Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Accessibility” (DEIA) in order to truly be inclusive. 

To that end, we’re proud to be a partner and champion of a new resource for both voice actors and voice seekers in our little production universe here.

Introducing The Disabled Voice Actors Database

On December 3, 2022, in honor of the International Day of Persons With Disabilities, voice actor and Blue Wave Voiceover collective member Maria Pendolino supported the launch of The Disabled Voice Actors Database. This database serves as a central dashboard that empowers casting directors and other voice-seeking industry professionals to source high-quality, talented voice actors who also happen to be disabled. 

The Disabled Voice Actors Database includes talent that identify as disabled including wheelchair users, neudrodivergent talent, d/Deaf talent, Blind talent and more. This database is important for a number of reasons. Studies have shown that people living with a disability still make less money and have higher unemployment rates. Even with its digital embellishment, the society we live and work in leaves little room for any interpretation that isn’t physically or mentally “able-bodied”. 

Unfortunately, this is a theme that continues throughout the world of entertainment, including voice over acting. Although the industry may often cite inclusivity and progressinve-ness as values, so often disabled voice actors are looked over for parts — even when these parts involve the portrayal of a disabled character! 

A New Beginning for An Important Disability & Accessibility Resource

Maria and The Disabled Voice Actors Database founder Nick Germain made it their mission to make sure that there would never be another easy excuse to pass over disabled voice talent. Inspired by similar databases serving the LGBTQIA+ community (QueerVox) and People of Global Majority (aka BIPOC/POC) (PGM VO List), they created Version 2.0 of The Disabled Voice Actors Database. 

Like so many good ideas, the database started as a Google Sheet, but it wasn’t long before it outgrew those rows and columns. The Disabled Voice Actors Database 2.0 exists as a sophisticated AirTable that is free to join and only visible to vetted voice seekers. Other voice actors that were instrumental in making the Database come to life were Satauna Howery, Tony Jackson, Tyler Berman and Lindsay Sheppard — a hard working team of volunteer steering committee members. 

Steering committee member Tyler Berman said “To accurately cast and give voiceover talent a chance to go out for both disabled (and more importantly) typical characters is why I feel this will help break the stigma of voiceover actors with disabilities only being able to voice disabled characters. You see on-screen actors with disabilities perform both types of characters all the time so why not voice over actors? You only hear their voice and the voice actor could be very capable for the role.”

How To Search For Talent With The Database

In order to protect the privacy and well-being of the voice actors in the database, The Disabled Voice Actors Database is only visible to vetted individuals. In order to pass the vetting process, an applicant must be in a position to seek out and hire voice talent, and must also be willing to provide a fair wage and humane and reasonable work process, which may need to include accommodations. 

It’s easy to request to be vetted — simply visit www.disabledvoiceactors.com and follow the button labeled “Voice Seeker Access Request”. Once we’ve done our due diligence we’ll send you your login credentials along with a short tutorial on how to best use the database. 

The Disabled Voice Actors Database is free for voice actors to join. How To Join The Database As A Disabled Voice Actor 

In order to make sure our database helps as many voice actors as possible, we’ve made it free to add your name. The only stipulation is that if you’re under 18, you’ll need to ask your parent or legal guardian to add you to the database. 

If you have any questions or comments about this new endeavor, The Disabled Voice Actors Database volunteer steering committee would love to hear from you at disabledvoiceactors@gmail.com.

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Why HR Is An Important Part of Running a Successful Media Company

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If your lifelong dream has always been to run a successful media company – like producing commercials, working with voiceover artists and actors, then chances are that you didn’t lay awake at night dreaming about processing payroll and running exit interviews. Dealing with all of the nuance that comes with running a business and employing people isn’t sexy – but it’s critically important. And it can be very expensive – and even legally daunting – if you get it wrong.

Now, don’t get us wrong — we’re not saying that HR and People Ops isn’t a noble profession. It’s just not always the first thing that people think of when they imagine a future where they’re coordinating big-name TV commercials, being on an international film set, and drafting television ad copy for a Superbowl Spot.

But guess what — HR is an important part of every field, including showbiz. Yup, it’s HR’s world out there, and we’re just living in it.

Why is HR an Important Part of Running a Media Company?

Human Resources (HR) is a critical and important part of running a media company. We often like to think of creative services as being their own world. As much as this may be true — trust me when I say that things can get weird in this industry — at the end of the day, it’s a business like anything else. Yes, we get the privilege of working in a field where we can express ourselves and take creative liberty, but at the end of the day we still have to do what every other business does, like pay taxes and follow labor laws.

So where does HR come into the mix? Someone smart and old once said, “no man is an island”. We would have to agree (though we’d also, politely, amend that quote to include all humans including those who aren’t men).

The truth is, anyone who forms a creative company on their own will quickly realize that they can’t do it all alone. When this realization dawns on them, they will have to get to hiring. Which brings us to our first reason why media companies need HR:
A proper HR approach helps you find the right people.

Hiring Creative People for Creative Projects

If you’re looking for somebody to help with a creative project, like a freelance voiceover artist, you’re going to want to look for somebody with specific skills and/or interests. For example, in the world of voiceover, it might be necessary to seek out a voice actor who has experience targeting the Millennial demographic, or a voice actor who can sing at a professional level as well as speak. You might also be looking for someone from a specific background – like a talented African American actor.

Most likely, the first thing that you’ll do when you need to find a specific person is post a job ad. Congratulations, you just took your first step into the HR world!

Find an HR Subject Matter Expert!

An HR consultant can help you find the right people for your job — not just any person. Onboarding new talent is expensive, and it’s not a mistake that any company wants to make, no matter how small you are.
HR helps you stay up-to-date with labor laws

Anytime a company hires an individual, whether it’s as a contractor or employee, they are bound to local labor laws. This can become very complicated in the globalized world of remote work, so many folks without experience in HR may choose to work with a consultant to help them through the hiring process.

You'll need HR Tools to run a production and media company that works on-location on film sets like this one. From the cinematographer, to the actors and lighting specialists shown on an outdoor street - they all will need HR support. Good HR Helps You Retain Employees

We all know that it’s not true that “nobody wants to work anymore” — but certainly nobody wants to work for low pay and terrible conditions anymore, and can you blame them? Life is short and work can so often be challenging.

The problem is, sometimes it can be hard to know what exactly your employees are looking for. And people can be shy! Working with an HR professional can help you stay aware of where industry trends are headed towards so that you can stay ahead of the curve and remain a place that somebody wants to work. They can also help you ensure that employees are staying challenged and avoiding boredom, an often overlooked feeling that can motivate some employees to leave.

The bottom line is simple. If you’re in the middle of making big things happen as a media entrepreneur, don’t let HR considerations fall by the wayside. There’s a reason why you’ll find an HR department at every notable company.

Things Change Every Day

At Blue Wave Voiceover, we proudly work with media production companies around the world to help bring their content to life. We’re happy to provide freelance professional voice actors for commercials, industrial videos, narrations, political spots, and more! And we know that every company that we work with is different and might be dealing with changing local, state, or federal policies that apply to hiring and working with talent. We are always happy to understand your HR policies and procedures in advance to ensure that your session and shoot go smoothly. Get in touch today if you’d like to learn more about working with our talent voiceover artists! 

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Congratulations Blue Wave Voiceover Winners!

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May 20, 2021

 

2021 Pollie and Reed Awards – Winning Political Spots

Blue Wave Voiceover actors Christi Bowen, Debbie Irwin, Kabir Singh, Kesha Monk, and Maria Pendolino won awards from both the 2021 Pollie Awards and Reed Awards.

[New York, New York] – Today, Blue Wave Voiceover is thrilled to announce that political spots voiced by Blue Wave talents Christi Bowen and Kesha Monk have been awarded Pollie Awards by the American Association of Political Consultants (AAPC). Additionally, 2021 Pollie and Reed awards political spots voiced by Blue Wave talents Debbie Irwin, Kabir Singh, Kesha Monk, and Maria Pendolino have been awarded Reed Awards by Campaigns & Elections. Congratulations to the incredible creative firms who produced these spots as well as our extraordinarily talented voiceover artists!

Blue Wave Voiceover Kesha Monk Headshot

Kesha Monk – “Day in the Life”

Silver Pollie Award (National) for Digital Creative – Stand Alone
Reed Award for Best Online Video for Ballot Initiative
Hamburger Group Creative, Stronger Than Communications

https://www.bluewavevoiceover.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/Yes-on-Amendment-Two-Day-in-the-Life.mp4

Blue Wave Voiceover Christi Bowen

Christi Bowen – “Body Bags”

Gold Pollie Award (National) for Television: Digital Independent Expenditure – For State Legislature
J&Z Strategies, Progress Action Fund, Meidas Touch

https://www.bluewavevoiceover.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/Progress-Action-Fund-Dead-Wrong.mp4

Blue Wave Voiceover Christi Bowen

Christi Bowen – “Deserve”

Bronze Pollie Award (Regional) for Television: Independent Expenditure Campaign – Special Election
J&Z Strategies

https://www.bluewavevoiceover.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/Conservation-Voters-of-New-Mexico-Verde-Voters-Fund-Deserve.mp4

Blue Wave Voiceover Debbie Irwin photo

Debbie Irwin – “One For All Committee: Stages of Grief”

Reed Award for Best Use of Humor in a TV Ad (Democratic)
The New Media Firm

https://www.bluewavevoiceover.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/Political-British-Stages-of-Grief-Debbie-Irwin.mp4

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Maria Pendolino – “Jill Karofsky: Track Record Too”

Reed Awards for Best Use of Voice-Over Talent in a TV Ad and Best Use of Voice-Over Talent in an Online Video (Independent/Other)
The New Media Firm, A Better Wisconsin Together Political Fund

https://www.bluewavevoiceover.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/Track-Record-Too.mp4

Blue Wave Voiceover is a collective of professional voiceover talents that look and sound like America today. With talents spanning the generations from Gen Z to Baby Boomer, the collective includes diverse actors from authentic backgrounds, including African American talents, Bilingual Latin and Hispanic talents, Asian American talents and more. To cast a voice for your project visit www.bluewavevoiceover.com or e-mail casting@bluewavevoiceover.com. 

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Queer, AAPI & Genderfluid Voiceover – Meet Cherie B. Tay

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Link to full profile: bluewavevoiceover.com/voices/cherie-b-tay
Email: cheriebtayvo@gmail.com

Cherie B. Tay – Queer, AAPI & Gender Non-Conforming Voiceovers

When you’re looking for an Asian American & Pacific Islander (AAPI) and LGBTQ+ voiceover talent who can deliver your voiceovers with a warm and velvet smooth energy, look no further than queer, gender non-conforming voice actor Cherie B. Tay! Cherie (she/they) brings a powerfully puissant energy to every read and is proud to lend their youthful, compassionate sound to progressive causes.

Tell us a little about your broadcast-quality home studio. Where is it? What kind of equipment do you have? What do you like about it?

I built a custom recording studio/booth in my living room in Brooklyn.

I have a Synco D2 shotgun mic on a boom arm, a Scarlett 2i2 interface, and a Macbook Pro that I have to put an ice pack under for live sessions.

I love that I can record music and VO in 1 booth. I also have professional monitors above my keyboard so I have options about listening to playback.

I have an entire blog post about it!
https://www.cheriebtayvo.com/blog/cheriebooth2020

What’s one thing that most people don’t know about you?

I used to be VERY quiet and shy. It took me a long time to find my voice and trust it. I also get intensely focused on things and want to be great at it immediately. Current obsession is Beat Saber on the Oculus.

How did you get into voiceover work?

I’ve wanted to do VO since 2010. I started chatting with people in Philadelphia about the industry and picked their brains about it. But theatre took over. I went on the road with a show, then kept working. Finally in 2019, I was working on a long running Broadway show, and André De Shields and Amber Gray kept telling me that I needed to get into VO work, and I listened. I had a LOT of help/advice starting from other VO cast members at my show.

Do you remember what your first voiceover job was?

I’ve done unpaid live announce and corporate VO work just from working as a stage manager on those events. My first paid job was playing a robot scientist on an audio drama podcast!

Do you remember the first political voiceover job that you did?

I’ve done a lot of theatre funding related political VOs since Broadway has shutdown.

What has been your favorite voiceover project to date?

I played a non-binary platypus in an animation!

I want to give back to what my younger self did not have/see represented. It’s so important to me to pave the way for the younger generation and show them that it will be okay to love and be themselves.

Why do you think voiceover will be an important part of political advertising in upcoming elections?

I think VO will always be important to political advertising. We have to represent those who do not have voices and make the world a better place. Helping candidates who I believe in is very important to me.

What issues would you like to see at the center of the Democratic platform for upcoming elections?

Healthcare, Equal rights & protection for women and LGBTQ+ people, Global Warming, Economic and Social Justice.

What is your biggest voiceover pet peeve?

People thinking that it’s “easy” and that they “just have to have a good voice”. It takes a lot of work and investment in equipment, classes, coaching, learning, and time.

If you could tell political clients one thing that would help you do your job better, or help them get what they want faster – what would that one thing be?

Give the full script once it’s done, get all the pickups from everyone who has input, then give the full pickup list back if needed (instead of one change at a time).

What advice do you have for aspiring voiceover talents that want to work in the political arena?

Keep learning! Keep going!

What hobbies do you have outside of your voiceover work?

Photography, Music (ukulele), Technology, Videography, Theatre, Cooking.

Is there anything else you’d like to add?

I have a full press page with a press kit! https://www.cheriebtayvo.com/press

If you’d like to book Cherie B. Tay on your next political voiceover project, please visit their profile here and get in touch!

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Latina Bilingual Voiceover Talent For Political Spots – Meet Issa Lopez

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We’ve started a new series to introduce you to our talents by going even more in-depth than their profile listings. So, meet Issa Lopez, a Blue Wave Voiceover Talent!

Meet Issa Lopez – Bilingual Latina Political Voiceover Talent

Blue Wave Voiceover Issa Lopez photoTell us a little about your broadcast-quality home studio. Where is it? What kind of equipment do you have? What do you like about it?

My home studio is in Colorado. I have 2 Pro Mics: a Neumann TLM 103 and a Sennheiser 416. My home studio is an Ultra Quiet Booth Room and I use Twisted Wave on my Mac Book Pro with a Scarlet Focusrite Interface. I’ve got Source Connect and Skype Capability, basically the WHOLE PIE 🙂

What’s one thing that most people don’t know about you?

I was a professional singer before falling into this wonderful world of voiceover.

Do you remember what your first voiceover spot was?

Yes, I wrote and sang a jingle for my local channel 9 News Station when I was only 16 years old.

Do you remember the first political voiceover spot that you did?

Yes, it was in 2016, A political voiceover for the Democratic Party in Las Vegas.

Issa Lopez

What has been your favorite voiceover project to date – political or otherwise?

I just narrated for the first time and it was for NETFLIX I am still in shock!

Why do you think voiceover will be an important part of political advertising in the 2020 election?

OMG with all this craziness there is no way a message can be portrayed strongly without a voiceover actor behind it for sure, on any platform!

What issues would you like to see at the center of the Democratic platform for this year’s election?

Immigration, Healthcare, Welfare Issues.

Issa LopezWhat is your biggest voiceover pet peeve?

When someone asks for me to sound conversational and it’s an announcement that asks for EXCITEMENT or clearly promo. I find it kinda funny…

If you could tell political voiceover clients one thing that would help you do your job better, or help them get what they want faster – what would that one thing be?

Please know exactly the feeling or emotion you want to portray it really helps us!

What advice do you have to aspiring voiceover talents that want to work in the political arena?

Look up current political spots with voiceover and listen to them often because I find trends do change.

What hobbies do you have outside of your voiceover work?Issa Lopez

Cook, play with my Frenchie Puppy and overspend on him wayyyy too much and travel.

If you’d like to book Issa Lopez on your next political voiceover project, please visit her profile here and get in touch!

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Meet Gain Power

Advertising, Democratic Platform Issues, Pandemic

Amy Pritchard Launches Gain Power to Connect Left-Leaning Professionals

Do you want to enact political change in 2020? Meet Gain Power. You can do more than vote on Election Day! Blue Wave Voiceover recently spoke with Amy Pritchard, the founder of GAIN POWER, a new online collaborative community for creative change-makers, campaigns, socially conscious businesses, influencers, activists, disrupters, creative artists & more. Blue Wave Voiceover is proud to be listed in the directory at Gain Power as a progressive voiceover collaborator available to work on political ads, mission-driven spots and Democratic content. 

“We’ve built a platform to facilitate professional networking, marketing, jobs, storytelling, professional development, shared events, resources, and market space for the people working to gain power in US electoral and legislative politics,” Amy says.

Freelancing From AnywhereYou can use Gain Power to find professional opportunities in the political sphere. “There are so many different ways to be impactful,” says Amy. “It just depends on your skills and interests.” If you have skills in graphic design, photography, illustration, coding, writing, social media, data and more, you can be an asset to a political campaign. Your passion also helps!

Why Now

GAIN POWER is ready to take part in what will be a historic election – on the federal, state and local levels. Campaigns are spending more money than ever – and voters are dealing with unprecedented issues. “2020 is a perfect storm of unique and historic moments colliding,” says Amy, who first launched the organization Democratic GAIN in 2003. GAIN POWER is the group’s next generation and new iteration.

“We have a Presidential campaign happening at the same time as our census and preceding the next redistricting. We are operating during one of the largest global pandemics in our lifetime which has already crashed our economy and raised unemployment to levels this country hasn’t seen since the great depression,” she continues. “All the while being led by the most divisive President our country has ever had.”

Democrats and progressives can make real change in 2020 – but getting through to voters may be a challenge. 

Important Political Issues in 2020

Amy predicts that a number of issues will be important to voters in the 2020 election. “I think if we get COVID-19 under control, then managing rebuilding our economy will dominate the debates and discussion with health care closely following that,” she says. “It will be interesting to see how voters feel about progressive issues like Medicare for all – raising the minimum wage, earned paid sick leave, a universal minimum income or any other issues change as a result of the fall out from this pandemic,” she continues. Amy also predicts that student debt and climate change will be influential issues in the election but notes that no group is a monolith. Differences and priorities among voters of various backgrounds shouldn’t be overlooked.

Reaching Voters with Effective Ads

To connect with voters in this ever-changing political landscape, campaign ads (and the people behind them) will need to be innovative and creative.  “Good storytelling with a powerful message and messenger is the basic foundation,” Amy explains. But to really add a hook and take your ad to the next level, you should “add humor, heroism, tragedy or any other strong emotion.” 

“There is so much content in every media competing for voter attention right now,” she says. 

You can find more information about GAIN POWER at its website: https://www.gainpower.org/

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