Getting back to work.

Set another personal best for audition submissions today. Setting up for a great April.

Just booked a role as a Russian speaking English for a game being developed in Ukraine. I wouldn't think they'd have to go all the way to America to get a Russian accent, but I'm grateful they did.

Stop asking if I want butter on my popcorn. You know I want it. Don’t make me say it out loud.

Never does the advice "stay grounded" mean more to me than when I try to adjust a gain knob and singe my fingertip from the arc.

Note to self: Don't tell everyone on the client call that I'm wearing pants like they should be impressed.

I learned a while ago that being a succesful actor meant being a succesful business man. Why didn't I start business classes right then?.

Amazing how exhausting it gets sitting in front of a microphone all day, and equally amazing how refreshing it is to raise your mic stand and record standing up.

I used to get nervous having my clients on the line while I record, but now I actually prefer it. It's refreshing to get a live directed session to remember what it's like to work in a collaborative environment; plus, it staves off cabin fever.

No one destroys my confidence in my voice clarity more than Amazon Alexa.

My audition was shortlisted for a big cellphone ad, so I'll go ahead and jinx it now so I can stop stressing about whether I'll get it or not.

In honor of the new Pokemon games being announced I'll be doing a whole series of paintings on my Instagram. Ideally, by the time I do all of them, I'll be good at it. My handle is jrcoxactor there too.

Just heard back from someone I auditioned for 5 months ago. So glad I never get around to deleting my records.

What's up with this VO casting requiring a head shot? Get with the times. People see with their ears now.

I don't ask much out of life. All I want is a podcast where two guys impersonate Marlin Brando and Orson Wells rating hotdog carts across the country.

Finally making some headway into learning some new software, and I'm slowly but surely making progress in understanding Illustrator. Next on the agenda: Twitter.

I Love the smell of a surprise rush job in the morning. Nothing else in the world smells like that.

A Schwarzenegger impression audition last week, and Robocop this week. To all you kids aspiring to do voice over when you grow up, never stop quoting your favorite movies.

Booked my first radio drama. I'm confused is it 2019 or 1919?.

What's the best way to ask an obviously satisfied client for a testimonial? Will it always feel so dreadfully awkward?.