Episode 110 - Racism in Voice Overs and Beyond- Part 2
In part 2 of Racism in Voice Overs and Beyond, our guest moderator Sherri Pullum has the panel go beyond voice overs in talking about racism. Topics discussed are systemic racism; actionable steps to be a part of the solution; the most recent US presidential election and more.
As with part 1, I invite you to listen with an open heart and mind.
Brief bios; links on our panelists and resources are below.
Sheri Pullum our moderator is an actress, writer and producer. She has a fabulous youtube show called Dreamers Unite which I highly recommend.
Joan Baker a veteran voice over talent, she is the co-founder of the Society of Voice Arts and Sciences and is the author of Secrets of Voice-Over Success: Top Voice-Actors Reveal How They Did it
Kadine Anckle is an Executive Producer and Voice Over talent. She is a graduate of Penn State and holds a master from New York Institute of Technology.
Heather Keets Wright is the founder behind Wright Creative Agency, a content marketing, and video production firm based outside of CLT North Carolina. She is an industry thought leader, breast cancer survivor, and advocate, writer, editor, and content nerd.
Tanya D. Jones is an award winning writer, producer, and director who executes storytelling for virtual, social, and television platforms. From set life to real life, she is a certified professional coach. In 2020 she left her media publishing career to create Mama Bear Media Group LLC and Your Life Coached.
Zoë Flowers is an author and international speaker whose poetry and essays can be found in several anthologies and journals. In 2004, Zoë interviewed survivors of domestic and sexual violence. From Ashes to Angel’s Dust: A Journey Through Womanhood is the book that emerged.
Resources
Me and White Supremacy: Combat Racism, Change the World, and Become a Good Ancestor
by Layla Saad
Between the World and Me
by Ta-Nehisi Coates
The Danger of the Single Story- TED Talk by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
22 Feb 2021
Episode 110 part 1-Racism in Voice Overs and Beyond
We are living in a time where systemic racism can no longer be ignored, calling for a much needed conversation. As voice actors we are given the opportunity to ask ourselves how we are supporting black talent and why that's even important. As humans we are being given an opportunity to reexamine our beliefs and where those beliefs came from.
On this special episode (s) of VO Stories we are talking about racism in voice overs and beyond. This is a two part series and my dear friend, Sheri Pullum is moderating the discussion. We have an esteemed group of black women in the entertainment industry sharing their insights and experiences on this panel.
I invite you to listen with an open heart and mind.
8 Oct 2020
Episode 109 - Meet the Moderator
Hi Friends - Happy Thursday.
Today I'm introducing you to my dear and talented friend, Sherri Pullum, founder of Pullum Productions. I asked Sherri to be my guest since she will be moderating an upcoming conversation on VO Stories titled "Racism in Voice Overs and Beyond". I feel you should get to know her and hear her intention - both for the episode she facilitates as well as in life. Here's a hint- your voice is involved.
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