Greetings and Saludos

John Vazquez · **Voice Talent** Joined: 19 Oct 2006 Posts: 1

My name is John Vázquez and I am a non-union bilingual (Spanish/English) VO talent, in addition to also being a professional translator and interpreter. I am currently residing in San Antonio, TX but have also called Washington, DC, suburban NY and Spain home over the course of my lifetime.

I just recently joined Voice123.com, trying out the waters in the free membership community and hope to become a premium member. I was recommended the site by a colleague and am pleased with it, so far.

As far as experience is concerned, so far, I have done VO work mostly in Spanish (for both Castilian and Latin American productions), for industrials, but have also done work in both languages for media outlets such as Discovery, National Geographic and PBS.

I am highly interested in getting to know other VO talent from all over the world, especially those of you who do VO work in languages other than English.

I hope not only to be able to learn from the entire community and the valuable members of which it is comprised but to also provide my two cents as well whenever I can.

Have a great day!

Freddie Molina · Posted: Thu Oct 26, 2006, 16:58 (GMT) Post subject:

Welcome John,

This sponsored site by Voice123 was conceived with the idea of having a place in which to communicate in a more active way, where you can participate in open discussions, submit your inquiries, ask technical questions, suggest new ideas, get critique and feedback on your profile and demos, look for help and help others, find new information related to the industry or just share your mind.

We really want voice over Savvy Forum to be a gathering tool for the voice over community and a great resource for you.
We are hoping to see you around.

Jose Bencomo · **Voice Seeker** Joined: 07 Jun 2006 Posts: 1

Hola John,
Somos vecinos! We are always looking for bi-lingual VO talent here in El Paso. Is there a demo CD you can send me or a website you can direct me to so I can hear your voice?

Thanks,
Jben