Here’s a quick peek at what you can get in the beta version of tweenMachine 3.0.0 for Maya…which is available now! This version will happily sit alongside the original MEL version if you already have that installed. Unfortunately I only have room on my poor little laptop for Maya 2013 and 2014, so I don’t know how it behaves in more recent versions. If youRead More »tweenMachine 3.0.0 beta preview
Last year I had the good fortune to be part of a commercial photo shoot (a sample from which is on the left), and got to know the photographer, David McGhee. Not only is he awesome at his work, but he’s got a wicked sense of humor, and knows how to inject a good bit of fun into what can sometimes be a lengthy and tediousRead More »David McGhee
Last summer I was cast in a small role in an independent feature film called “Left.” This morning the teaser trailer was shared online, and I couldn’t be more pleased with how it looks. It’s a wonderful story, and I’m excited to see the finished product.
It took me a while to track this down, but I finally found a piece that I voiced for Kroger to celebrate one of their social media milestones.
A journey of a thousand li starts beneath one’s feet. – from Tao Te Ching This Chinese proverb is more commonly translated as: A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step As I was thinking about this phrase the other day, several possible interpretations/applications came to mind. Planning As you work through the planning phase of any endeavor, whether it be personal or professional,Read More »A Journey of a Thousand Miles
I just received a comment from voice talent Tristan Wright on my original post about the JACK audio router utility. He was trying to get JACK to work with Audacity, but wasn’t having much (any?) success, so I decided to dig into it myself. Here’s what I found… The thing with Mac apps and audio is that they don’t all behave the same way. SomeRead More »JACK and Audacity
I’m a little late posting this, but the second and third episodes of Mark Fearing’s Book Reports series are now online. Check ’em out! Mr Strung will thank you! 😉
You know those book report things you had to do in school when you were a kid? I do. Well, I remember having to write them. I’m not sure the delivery of said reports went anything like the antics in the new Book Reports series by Mark Fearing. Here’s the first episode: I had fun inventing the totally unintelligible voice of Mr Strung, and am excited to finallyRead More »Book Reports
A tweet from Amy Jo Berman brought my attention to this interesting lawsuit. Amy Jo asked, “Should access to the breakdowns be restricted?” After reading the article, I see breakdown access as only one of the issues, but let’s tackle this one item at a time. To answer Amy Jo’s question, I do feel that breakdown access should be restricted…sort of. I completely understand the desireRead More »Thoughts on lawsuit over casting info confidentiality
I realized that my initial fix of the selected-channel issue in 2.0.6 didn’t account for certain rare circumstances, and could result in an error. Version 2.0.8 takes care of that. Grab it now!