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From The Heart (mine)

June 13, 2011 by Harvey Kalmenson 1 Comment

What follows has nothing to do with voice over.Perhaps what follows has everything to do with voice over.A past memory, what once was, for my family and me, stimulated a familiar and painful need to share my mind. Who better than actors, creative men and women, with the heart capable of understanding a fellow human […]

Filed Under: american flag, auditions, classes, harvey kalemsnon, theater, voice-casting, voice-over, voiceover, WWII

Keeping it Together (as a professional, that is)

December 28, 2010 by Harvey Kalmenson Leave a Comment

Firstly, here comes the disclaimer: Who am I to offer advice on how to keep it together? Yes, I do have a lot of work experience, the kind you might think would help me to be an expert on the subject of how not to become a sniveler, sappy, crybaby, girlie-man who cries when he […]

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The Things my Mother Never Did, or Served Us

November 1, 2010 by Harvey Kalmenson Leave a Comment

Can you imagine growing up without the benefit of having tasted peanut butter? I was one of those guys who fell in love with the great American spread when I entered the United States Army at age nineteen. It was one morning at breakfast when I first discovered the delight of the sticky, life-perserving substance. […]

Filed Under: artichokes, da harv, director, harvey kalemsnon, los angeles, new york, peanut butter, voice-over

I Never Met Ruth Suffield

August 16, 2010 by Harvey Kalmenson 1 Comment

To the best of my knowledge there is no person I’ve ever met by the name of Ruth Suffield. I have no idea where the name came from. There was and is a person I wrote to who by no stretch of the imagination happens to be an extremely well thought of professional writer. I […]

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