Revisiting Point-of-View

True Voice Shorts, "A Room And A Voice"

A Room and a Voice True Voice Reflections – Episode 1 What if Shakespeare had a sister—just as brilliant, but silenced by the world around her? In this lyrical adaptation of Virginia Woolf’s A Room of One’s Own, we explore the quiet erasure of women’s voices in history and literature—and the radical act of reclaiming space to speak. From imagined pasts to hopeful futures, this episode traces the legacy of those who were never heard and calls forth the courage to write, to create, and to be seen. Narrated by Querida Funck Produced by True Voice Productions. Published by Lemery House Press. Theme: Reflection | Rating: PG — Thoughtful Themes Duration: ~19 minutes

Unleashing Potential: Empowering Others Through Trust and Inspiration

Empowerment is a catalyst for remarkable transformations. And it’s infectious. It spreads quickly and can inspire amazing results, and have a life-changing effect on people. But it can also die instantly in a moment of distraction, thoughtlessness, or stress. It is no small step to approach leadership through empowerment, trust, and inspiration. It takes more than determination and strength. It takes vulnerability.

Story of Empowerment - Heartwood Haven

We're winding down March with a story of empowerment. I'd like to tell you about Heartwood Haven [https://heartwoodhaven.org/], a one-of-a-kind animal sanctuary located in Roy, Washington with a noble mission.

Revisiting Point-of-View

I just got back from VO Atlanta 2024 and I want to revisit Third-Person POV in Voice-Over.

Navigating Challenges in Voice-Over

Are you ready to take on the challenges that come with being a voice-over artist? It's not going to be easy. It is not a get-rich-quick promise. It is not a straight path. But with dedication, resilience, and adaptability, you can achieve success. The journey can be tough, but it's worth it. So let's navigate some of these obstacles together and empower ourselves along the way.