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He Was “Grrrreat!”

May 2, 2014 by Harvey Kalmenson 3 Comments

For close to 25 years, Lee Marshall has been a part of our lives here at Kalmenson & Kalmenson. As an acting student, VO actor, and forever a friend, we will affectionately remember him always as the voice of “Tony the Tiger.” Lee passed away Saturday, April 26, 2014. We had the honor of casting […]

Filed Under: lee marshall, tony the tiger, vo, voice acting, voice-casting, voice-over, voiceover, voices

Positive Thinking

December 1, 2011 by Harvey Kalmenson Leave a Comment

There are times when I wonder why I write a blog. Many years ago when I first picked up a pen for profit I was told in no uncertain terms to prepare for criticism. At least then I was being paid, and somehow indecision regarding the validity of my work didn’t seem to get to […]

Filed Under: acting, conversation, coping, narration, substance, theatrical, voice acting, voice-casting, voice-over, voices, writing

Looking Back

August 18, 2011 by Harvey Kalmenson 1 Comment

The other day, for whatever the reason, I found myself wondering about years past, as I looked in the mirror during my early morning “get ready” for work routine. It was a good thing. The way it used to be, way back in the fifth or sixth grade. I’m sure most of you over the […]

Filed Under: acting, actors reporter, auditions, casting, directing, direction, director, excellence, how to make it, kalemenson and kalmenson, voice-casting, voice-over, voiceover, voices

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

Goals and Aspirations

December 3, 2010 by Harvey Kalmenson Leave a Comment

I’ve been privileged to work and be taught by some of our industries most recognized dynamos. I consider myself a gleaner. If a guy or gal had even a modicum of success, the Kalmenson sponge (that’s me) was there to look and listen. Many of da harv’s tricks are nothing more than observances of some […]

Filed Under: aspirations, classes, da harv, direction, goals, harvey kalmenson, Kalmenson and Kalmenson, los angeles, vo, voice-casting, voice-over, voiceover

Cope!

June 28, 2010 by Harvey Kalmenson 1 Comment

Often, as most of us do, as we wade through more of life’s unexpected chores, we may boohoo the happening as being undeserved, unwarranted, and even unfair. “Why me Lord, oh why me?” is often murmured to one’s self. Is there a person out there who hasn’t had a comparable inner debate at one time […]

Filed Under: cope, coping, da harv, Kalmenson and Kalmenson, los angeles, voice-casting, voice-over, winston churchill

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