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WWII

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 […]

Filed Under: assertion, director, harvey kalemsnon, voice-over, winston churchill, WWII

World War II

November 16, 2009 by Harvey Kalmenson Leave a Comment

Expect, feel an emotional twinge, reserved for those with hearts large enough, to relive a moment in time, which changed the breath and shape of our country, and the world. It was an era of endless tests, developed at the end of our country’s worst crisis since the Civil War, and a depression of such […]

Filed Under: Beyond All Boundaries, casting, da harv, director, harvey kalmenson, Kalmenson, New Orleans, Phil Hettema, The Hettema Group, Tom Hanks, veterans day, vo, voice-over, WWII, WWII Museum

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