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EH-LUH-LEH-LET’S GET VOICING ! B O B B E R G E N Voice of Pork y Pig , Twee t y Bird, & many o thers! RETURNS to a CHICAGO October 3 & 4, 2009! “2- d ay A n i m a t i o n Vo i c e - o v e r Wo r k s h o p ! ” Bob Bergen, one of the most in-demand animation voice-over artists in the business, working in some of the industry's top animated films, including Space Jam, A Bug’s Life, Monsters, Inc., Surf's Up, Spirited Away, Horton Hears a Who, Disney’s Tinker Bell The Movie, Pixar's WALL-E & Up, and Pixar's upcoming Toy Story 3, returns to Chicago to teach his 2-Day Weekend Animation Voice-over Workshop. With over 20 years experience, he can get things out of you that most can’t! You’ll be AMAZED at the results! Check out: LOCATION http://news.toonzone.net/article.php?ID=27698 for Toonzone’s review of Bob’s Chicago Studio TBA workshop! To learn more about Bob, visit his website at: DATE/TIME w w w. B o b B e r g e n . c o m Sat. Oct. 3 - 10am to 5pm Sun. Oct. 4 -- 9am to 4pm LEARN to create and sustain original characters, mic and audition technique, the dos and don’ts of demos, agent/client relationship, the business of the business, ----AND LOTS, LOTS MORE!!! Character voice-over is demanding, ---- and expanding! “Bob has unique ability to assess Get Ready…Be Prepared...and join in the FUN!! your approach to a character and bend and shape it so you walk out of the booth completely satisfied. If you give a great first take, he’ll make you dig Whether you’re interested in animation, interactive games, or deeper into the role or completely turn you around to a even expanding your range for improv and character work in different vibe. If you’re holding back, he gets the most out of you. It’s all done with theater, ---- This class is for YOU! encouragement and ease....” “I really had no idea what vocal FEE: $625.00 total (includes both Saturday and Sunday!) variety could be and how to achieve it. A $150.00 non-refundable deposit is due at time of Your approach works TONS better for me and it booking; balance due August 21st and is non-refundable. was obviously working for the other people in class Credit cards accepted. To reserve your spot, contact too. I had a blast and I wish I could work with you Marian at 914-948-7515 or 917-842-5395, or email every day!!! Thank-you for your energy, generosity, enthusiasm, and tact. [email protected]. Space is limited. You rock!!!” ☆ DON’T WAIT! REGISTER NOW!! ☆ Bob’s L.A. Workshops have a 2 to 4-year waiting list! “Thank you for your patience and encouragement to someone new at this...” Once the class fills, Auditors are welcome for $100.00 per day! Auditors observe only. No taping allowed..

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