The following is the text work session taken from the full episode with Marcelo.
In today’s episode, Marcelo shares how he approaches a voiceover audition for a video game. We look at:
- what direction and description is initially provided
- using your instincts to create your own performance
- avoiding an impersonation.
Plus, you’ll hear the actual audition Marcelo sent in and we also get into dealing with rejection and booking jobs.
This is a wonderful session because above everything else, you hear how much he trusts himself. Now of course, he’s been doing this a while, but confidence only really comes from action, so the more you’re trying and testing and seeing what you can do, the more you will discover what’s possible and where your strengths and gifts lie!
About the guests
Marcelo Tubert has been a working actor for 40 years, with over 160 IMDB credits across film, tv, and animation (plus all the unlisted video game and dubbing work he’s done).
He received the 2005 Ovation Award as Best Supporting Actor for his work in San Fran Scapin, an adaptation of Moliere’s Scapin and is a founding member of the Antaeus Theater Company. He recently appeared on episodes of Star Trek: Picard and Disney’s Diary of a Future President.
Born in Argentina, Marcelo moved with his family to Southern California at the age of 7. A devoted family man, Marcelo and his wife, Lori, have two daughters, Emily, a pro golfer, and Sarah, an aspiring Actress, Make-Up Artist, and Captain of The USA Deaf Woman’s Volleyball Team. Marcelo’s passions include fly fishing and cooking, which he shares with his daughters.
Please enjoy the text work with Marcelo Tubert!
Total Running Time: 11:50
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Show Notes
Marcelo Tubert around the web
His Site | Instagram | Twitter | Wikipedia | Film/TV | Antaeus | Additional Theatre
Highlights
- How he works on a voiceover audition and being really proud of his work
- The advice from Gordon Hunt of dealing with the business of acting
- What he would tell his younger self and what he shares with his daughter
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