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Rob Ellis
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Bill Campbell
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Rob, I think you do a nice job on the National style read. Your "real guy" delivery.
The high energy, screaming, local type car spot is not gonna be your strength.
I think that's a good thing, though. Most car ads are done with that old school Top 40 radio dj delivery. There's a bunch of old jocks around to do that.
Play to your strengths. I think you have a charming, real, slightly comic delivery! There's work for THAT voice.
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gkarnes
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| Posted: Fri Apr 27, 2007 5:13 pm Post subject: |
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Rob-
That is very nice work. Have you gotten gigs with it yet? |
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Rob Ellis
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Thanks for your feedback guys!
After listening a gazillion times I like the first cut the best, and think the GMC Sonoma read has some potential, but at this point am thinking to scrap the "Moore Cadillac" and "Hampton Toyota" reads |
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robert jadah
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| Posted: Sat Apr 28, 2007 8:47 am Post subject: |
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I'd agree that the Hampton spot can go...the High-Octane Screech Guy ain't you.
But keep the Cadillac, insofar as your delivery is more measured and high-end and is probably better suited for classy, upscale car ads, much like the first clip.
Of course, I've voiced exactly two auto spots in 10 years (that's fewer, I think, than Ralph Nader has), so what do I know? |
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