Monthly Archives: January 2011

Do you ever find yourself misreading things? Random signs as you pass by on the bus or in the car? Headlines in newspapers or magazines? On first glance they seem to say one thing, then when you take a second … Continue reading →

I’ve been sporadically following the story of Ted Williams, a homeless man from Columbus, Ohio in the USA, who was “discovered” by a videographer from the Columbus Dispatch newspaper, while panhandling at a street intersection. Since video of him demonstrating his … Continue reading →

I’ve noticed a couple of examples of copy on the Internet lately, where “interpret” has been confused with “interrupt”. The latest example was in a FAQ-style medical fact sheet, with one of the questions reading: “How do I interrupt that … Continue reading →

My voice-over for UK sheet music and accessories company, Score-pian, is now live. Check out the video!

I have a good feeling about 2011. And to celebrate, I’ve started a writeNOISE news/blog page, and uploaded my latest corporate demo to the Voice-Overs page. In between voice and writing gigs, I’m working on my new commercial demo too, … Continue reading →