The VoiceMaster brings down the house; rocks SM MOA Arena

It did not come a surprise as it was expected. And yes, he did it again.

Pocholo “The VoiceMaster” Gonzales brought down the house and rocked the SM Mall of Asia Arena in Pasay City last September 25 during the Tech Tutor 5, an event which focused on the Gamification of Education.

The VoiceMaster was one of the speakers who gave interesting and worthwhile talks that enlightened people.

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Catch the VoiceMaster on AHA!

The VoiceMaster has already been featured in so many television shows for different networks. And it does not stop there. In fact, it goes on and on. This time, the one that took interest in him is GMA 7's AHA!



The show, hosted by Drew Arellano, features lots of interesting and even informational things that would make you shout, "Aha!" The episode featuring the one and only VoiceMaster of the Philippines will be aired this Sunday, September 8, 2013.

The VoiceMaster wows Makati City Social Welfare Department

Leadership is among the things The VoiceMaster is good at. And of course, he's got the voice that's capable of hooking people whenever he starts to talk. No wonder, he rocks the house whenever he gives a talk on leadership. Imagine, great leadership skills and voice in one.




 Indeed, it was what happened when he gave a talk to the Makati City Social Welfare Department. His audience, a group of passionate people, did not just learn a lot from him. They had fun, too.

The VoiceMaster rocks Tech Tutor 5

An experienced voice artist whose voice has already been used in several video and computer games, Pocholo "The VoiceMaster" Gonzales gave a talk on the use of voice acting in games during the recently-concluded Tech Tutor 5 in at SM Cebu.




Tech Tutor 5: The Gamification of Education aims to promote the use of games in education. It holds on to the belief that games would transform education to be more interactive and even more fun.