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In this history of voiceover infographic by Scott Reyns, he stated that, “For most of its history the voiceover business has occupied the more obscure shadows of the acting world. Not so long ago actually, voice jobs were what working actors did in-between what many...
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The ship wireless operators for the United Fruit Company, who called themselves Sparks, along with the US Navy had only heard Morse codes coming through their headphones. But on the Christmas Eve of 1906, they heard a human voice singing “O Holy Night” with violin...
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