Author: MrVOvember

I really love seeing my awesome artist friends take part in “Inktober” — a drawing every day in October to build/reinforce positive habits in their craft. It’s just the coolest concept. And each year it inspires me to do the same thing with my voiceover work, this year being no exception. With a tip of the hat to Inktober, I call it VOvember – a quick bit of VO work posted every day in November to build/reinforce habits and elements of my art and craft at the mic. Here’s the first one of 2021. The prompt: “Risk.” The source: “Running the Blockade” by Thomas E. Taylor. #VOvember #VOvember2021 #Inktober

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For the last day of VOvember, my prompt is “fish.” Couldn’t resist recording a bit of animation copy. So here’s Calamari, a squid crime boss from the ’90s series “Fish Police.” #VOvember2020 #VOvember

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David Fuller, Voice Talent · VOvember 20201120 – Fish – Fish Police

The prompt of “wisp” for my VOvember recording time today led me to “Brownies and Bogles” by Louise Imogen Guiney (1888) – a book my friends who are fond of fairy folk may know. Here’s a glimpse of their dark side. (Of the fairy folk, not of my friends.) #VOvember2020 #VOvember

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David Fuller, Voice Talent · VOvember 20201129 – Wisp – Brownies and Bogles

Who knew today’s prompt of “fancy” for my VOvember time at the mic would take me to pirates. Specifically, “Howard Pyle’s Book of Pirates” by … yep … Howard Pyle (1903). Howard gets pirates, and he gets us. #VOvember2020 #VOvember

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David Fuller, Voice Talent · VOvember 20201127 – Fancy – Howard Pyle’s Book of Pirates

Bill Nye – not the science guy – published a book in 1887 called “Cordwood.” That’s where today’s prompt of “throw” took me. Plain spoken man, plain spoken introduction to today’s VOvember recording. #VOvember2020 #VOvember

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David Fuller, Voice Talent · VOvember 20201126 – Throw – Cordwood

“Hope” was my VOvember recording prompt today and it took me to the book “The House on the Borderland” by William Hope Hodgson (1908). Strange, dark, and pretty creepy book apparently. This bit is none of those things — it is just a beginning. #VOvember2020 #VOvember

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David Fuller, Voice Talent · VOvember 20201125 – Hope – The House on the Borderland

Who knew that my VOvember prompt of “Slippery” today from Inktober’s list would take me to the world of 1930s criminal hobohemia. Yegg is my new word of the day. Here’s a bit of “The Trail of the Tramp” by the famous tramp called A-No. 1, aka AKA Leon Ray Livingston (1913). #VOvember2020 #VOvember

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David Fuller, Voice Talent · VOvember 20201120 – Slippery – The Trail of the Tramp

“Dune” was today’s prompt for my VOvember recording, and it led me to an interesting book called “In the Border Country” by Josephine Daskam Bacon (1909). This is from the final section called The Last Lesson. #VOvember2020 #VOvember

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David Fuller, Voice Talent · VOvember 20201123 – Dune – In the Border Country

My prompt for today’s VOvember recording of “armor” led me, not unexpectedly, to early Tudor days — a neat book called “The Armourer’s Prentices” by Charlotte M. Yonge (1889). Her goal was to sketch people’s lives in those days. Here’s a glimpse into it. #VOvember2020 #VOvember

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David Fuller, Voice Talent · VOvember 20201121 – Armor – The Armourer’s Prentices

Jupiter’s moons is where my VOvember recording for today takes place. The prompt from Inktober’s list was “outpost” and it led me to Leigh Brackett’s “Outpost on Io” from the Winter 1942 issue of Planet Stories. #VOvember2020 #VOvember

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David Fuller, Voice Talent · VOvember 20201120 – Outpost – Outpost on Io