
AudioBook Production 101… Goes To The Dogs!
The email came into the Airlift Productions Studios, innocently enough, from Los Angeles in mid-Spring, it was Sean O’Shea, looking to make the AUDIO versi…
AIRLIFTPRODUCTIONS · NEW ORLEANSTHE AIRLIFT PRODUCTIONS BLOG
Category archive · Stories in Micheal’s own words.
FIND YOUR STORY
FROM THE ARCHIVE

The email came into the Airlift Productions Studios, innocently enough, from Los Angeles in mid-Spring, it was Sean O’Shea, looking to make the AUDIO versi…

Hurricane season in NOLA arrived a bit early this year. Little did I realize when we first talked on the phone what a force of nature AMY LANDON was. “Hu…

The email came into the Airlift Studios, innocently enough, just a couple weeks back. It was a referral (my favorite kind of email) from the Studio Directo…

January is the month for reflection. And prognostication! (u like that word?) In legend, named after the Roman god Janus, who had two heads & faces, Januar…

Perhaps it’s because it’s what brought us all here to the planet – the “horizontal hokey-pokey”, the “old in/out, in/out”, the “mattress mambo” – that SEX…

Hard to believe, but this past Thanksgiving weekend 2015 marks one year since my pal David Menasche dropped his body … and moved on. Oh, not that it was an…

It really is true: To the VoiceOver guy, if the thirty second radio spot is the 100 yard dash, then the audio book recording process would have to be the m…

It would appear that seeds sown through countless past seasons have now rooted, grown and indeed blossomed. Too flowery? Too poetic? Not so much. Run wit…

The life of a VoiceOver Recording Artist in 2015 is never boring. I mean, no sooner do you think you have all the answers, than they change all the questio…

As Mardi Gras rumbles through the streets of NOLA yet again (bands, beads & boobs), and just ahead of the opening of “50 Shades of Grey” at a cineplex near…
LET’S PUT A VOICE TO YOUR STORY
Voiceover. Audiobook narration. Radio. Audio podcasts.
A real conversation is a good place to start.
I use optional, cookie-free Clicky analytics to understand which pages are useful. Allow pageview analytics? Privacy details