When I used today’s prompt of “buddy” from Inktober’s list, I loved how warm the word is. But the text it led me to is about the cold, deadly reality of WWI. It was interesting to approach the read so quickly and on the surface when it deserves so much deeper of a dive. In any case, here is a bit of “What Outfit, Buddy?” by T. Howard Kelly (1920). #VOvember2020 #VOvember
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David Fuller, Voice Talent · VOvember 20201106 – Buddy – What Outfit, Buddy?
I just love narrating Sci-Fi. 50’s Sci-Fi especially. So when the prompt of “hide” for today’s VOvember recording took me to today’s Sci-Fi story, “Always in Hiding” by George O. Smith (1956), I was diggin’ it! #VOvember2020 #VOvember
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David Fuller, Voice Talent · VOvember 20201105 – Hide – Always in Hiding
“Music” is the Inktober prompt I used today for my VOvember time at the mic, and what a great text it led me to! Here’s a bit of “Song of the Lark” by Willa Cather (1915 edition). #VOvember2020 #VOvember
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David Fuller, Voice Talent · VOvember 20201104 – Music – Song of the Lark
The prompt courtesy of this year’s Inktober list was “float” — a great word to inspire an escape from election-day craziness! The start of “Floating Home” by Cyril Ionides and J.B. Atkins (1918) gives us the text for my recording. I hope it helps start to carry your own mind away to someplace relaxing. #VOvember2020 #VOvember
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David Fuller, Voice Talent · VOvember 20201103 – Float – A Floating Home
The prompt “Shoes” from this year’s Inktober’s prompt list took my VOvember recording to “The Elves and the Shoemaker” by the brothers Grimm. It’s a short fairy tale, so I did the whole thing. It was fun to be reminded of how the story goes! #VOvember2020 #VOvember
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David Fuller, Voice Talent · VOvember 20201102 – Shoes – The Elves and the Shoemaker
Many of my fabu artist friends once again participated this year in “Inktober” — a drawing every day in October to build/reinforce positive habits in their craft. It’s a really cool concept. And each year it inspires me to do the same thing with my voiceover work, and I’m running with that inspiration again this year. 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 2020 (and a nice distraction from everything else this year has given us!). The prompt: “Ominous.” The source: Jack London’s 1906 novel “White Fang”. #VOvember #VOvember2020 #Inktober
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David Fuller, Voice Talent · VOvember 20201101 – Ominous – White Fang
With many friends who are animators, I get immersed in and entertained by their prolific drawings during the month of “Inktober.” I was inspired by their efforts and decided to do the same with my voiceover work. The name VOvember popped into mind (and made me chuckle) since my VO fun follows the month after their Inktober.
So, scroll on down and here’s to VOvember and the creativity and exploration it brings each year!
My final VOvember 2019 recording is of a poem from 1914’s “Cornish Catches and Other Verses” by Bernard Moore (thanks to the Inktober prompt of “catch”). Here’s wishing you “a banger catch for Monday!” Already looking forward to VOvember 2020… #VOvember #VOvember2019
Well, you just can’t go wrong with Plato’s “Republic,” and that’s where today’s prompt of “Injured” led me for this VOvember recording. Ain’t it crazy that when you listen to this, you’ll be hearing words that (albeit translated) were written well over 2,000 years ago?! #VOvember #VOvember2019
The prompt “Coat” from Inktober’s 2019 prompt list took my VOvember recording to “The Chinese Coat” by Jennette Lee. Just recording these first paragraphs from the 1920 story make me want to read the whole thing. #VOvember #VOvember2019