The VoiceMaster rocks 2011

The year 2011 is really packed with happenings and achievement not just for CreatiVoices but also for the VoiceMaster himself, Pocholo Gonzales. Now, here are what were in store for him for the year.

January


3 – New Logo and Introduction of CreatiVoices Productions




7 – DZRJ 809 AM Radio Guesting and GNN with Marides Fernando



16 – “ICT Road Show” at SM Mega Mall Event Center



18 – Feature on “Kapuso mo, Jessica Soho” and talk on Voice Acting at the Holy Rosary Academy of Las Pinas


19 – Sakto kay Paolo Bediones Radyo 5 Guesting



21 – 4th Student Ad Congress at the Rockwell Tent



26 – Recoding for another SEGA game   February


8 – Talk on Voice Acting at the Miriam College



11 – Talk at the De La Salle University – Taft



15 – Talk at the STI Global City  






18 – Talks in Cagayan de Oro and Marawi



25 – EDSA Revolution @25 Coverage with Blogwatch   March



3 – TerraWars Invasion of New York (game) recording with Vicky Morales and Mike Enriquez



27 – STI Cubao talk



29 – Launching of the Philippine Marketing Association National Marketing Conference


April  




3 – CreatiVisions Logo and Introduction launching



 7 – Final Version of Aquabest “Make that Shift” promo AVP release

 
21 – Talk during the 50th Commencement Exercise of Antotio G. Llamas Elementary School (AGLES)

 


29 – SSEAYP International General Assembly in Singapore  


May


5 – Meeting in Malaysia



20 – Livestreaming with PCSO Chairperson Marjorie Juico



31 – JCI Asia Pacific Conference  



June


7 – Reel time (Voice over by the VoiceMaster)  



24 – “Gintong Tinig” (ABS-CBN Documentary) taping with Julius Babao


 
30 – “Youth Empowerment” talk in Lipa City, Batangas


July


VOICEMASTER ON GINTONG TINIG from POCHOLOGY GONZALES on Vimeo. 2 – “Gintong Tinig” air date



7 – San Miguel Yamamura Packaging Corporation talk


 
22 – Talk on “Personal Branding” at the St. Mary’s College, Tagum City


 
24 – “Personal Branding” talk at the 10th Filipino Franchise Show 2011 at the World Trade Center  


August


23 – “The Art of Barangay Branding” with Mayor Marides Fernando, Al Ian Barcelona, and PJ
Lanot in Puerto Princesa, Palawan



26 – Trip to Hongkong with the family  


September


17 – Blogapalooza  



20 – Youth 4 IT at the UP Diliman, Quezon City



23 – GoNegosyo Young Entrpreneurs Summit



25 – Motivational talk with the Philippine delegation to SSEAYP 2011



26 – Audio Bible launch  


October  



6 – JCI Philippines National Convention in Zamboanga



14 – Gma NewsTV’s “Best Men” interview/ taping



19 – GMA NewsTV’s “Hecklines” interview



25 – Gma NewsTV’s “Best Men” air date and Kris TV interview


 
26 – PMA Election, elected as a Board Member



29 – Philippine SME and Franchise Expo and “Hecklines” air date  


November  



12 – SSEAYP Homestay Program  



17 – Release of the article on freelancing on “Students Digest”


 
20 – “Personal Branding Talk” at the University of San Carlos, Cebu City  

December



7 – Awarding Ceremony, Ten Outstanding Young Men by the JCI Pilipinas



9 – “Voice acting for games” talk for the Philippine Game Development Festival at the De la Salle-College of St. Benilde



15 – Recording for the Prestone Brake Fluid radio ad


 
22 – Release of the Video voiced by international voice over artists to encourage people help Sendong victims

CreatiVoices Cooperates with an international voice artists’ community in helping Sendong Victims

CreatiVoices Productions is one with a community of voice artists coming from different places in the world in producing a video that will encourage people from all around the world to help the victims of the tropical storm Sendong . The project was started through the “Let’s talk about Philippines,” a Facebook group formed to help the affected individuals by the typhoon Sendong. A script was drafted first and was improved later on through the help of the volunteer voice artists until it was marked as the final. Soon, it was recorded and through the internet, recordings were sent to CreatiVoices Productions. When voice files were already available, it was synced with a video that was also prepared earlier. As of now, the video which uses the first batches of the voices has been released and is already circulating online. The international voice artists’ community is glad to help in their own way which is through lending their golden voices. The first batch of voices includes voices of Andy Boyns, Arthur Maxx, Robert Churchfield Jr., Maike Tanner, Jenn Wong, Sanjo Ogunseye, Rick Lance, Herb Merriweather, Seth Niimi, Scott “Scooter” Fortney, Dave DeAndrea, and Mehmet Onur.

The VoiceMaster Create your Voices Challenge is extended

Due to lack of participants, we are extending ‘The VoiceMaster Create your Voices Challenge’ until May 7, 2012.
Participants who already have their entries uploaded on Youtube and linked them on the VoiceMaster’s page (www.faceboook.com/TheVoiceMasterOnline) can still continue earning points through likes.
In the mean time, individuals who want to participate may still come up with their entries. Entries should be in video form showing them making different voices (as many as they can in one video). Only one entry per participant is allowed. Each entry should be uploaded on Youtube and its link should be posted on the VoiceMaster’s page so people could vote through liking. The most number of likes on May 7, 2012 12:00am will be the winner.

The winner will receive a VoiceWorx Voice Acting and Basic Dubbing Workshop scholarship.

For more information, you may send your inquiries to roemina@creativoices.com

The VoiceMaster voices for GMA News TV’s ‘Reel Time’ again

The VoiceMaster, once again, voiced for GMA News TV’s ‘Reel Time’ for their documentary entitled “Siksik Liglig” which was aired last Sunday, December 18.

The documentary talks about the increase of population in the urban areas due to factors such as migration and rampant birth rate among families in which parents do not practice family planning.

So far, this is the second time that the VoiceMaster was asked to do the voice for the said show. In fact, just July this year, the VoiceMaster also did the voice for the documentary which talked about the elderlies that are left in home for the aged.

The VoiceMaster is now the voice of Prestone Break Fluid

Addition to the names of products which used the voice of The VoiceMaster, Preston Brake Fluid now belongs to the long list. This is after the VoiceMaster himself did the recording for the latest radio advertisement of the said product which is now being aired on different radio stations. Preston Brake Fluid is just one of the many products which trust the VoiceMaster and the power of his voice. The VoiceMaster himself has been voicing commercials along with other voice over applications for more that 15 years.

The VoiceMaster Attends the JCI TOYM Awarding Ceremony

Pocholo “The VoiceMaster” Gonzales attended the awarding ceremony for this year’s search for the Ten Most Outstanding Young Men at the Rizal Hall, Malacanang Palace, December 7.

The VoiceMaster himself witnessed the awarding of the winners which included Injap Sia II, Mayor Gatchallian of Valenzuela, and Gerald Salonga.

Ten most outstanding Young Men is by Junior Chamber International (JCI) Pilipinas.

‘Voice Acting for Games’ is the next talk of the VoiceMaster

Pocholo “The VoiceMaster”Gonzales is invited to talk about voice acting for games during the Philippine Game Development Festival to be held at the De La Salle-College of St. Benilde. His talk will be on December 10 (Saturday) while the game fest will run from December 9-11. The VoiceMaster himself is considered as the pioneer in the country when it comes to voicing games for having done voices for several internationally acclaimed games more particularly the ones produced by SEGA. Apart from him, he also involves his own company CreatiVoices Productions in these history-making making projects as well as the new voice artists he organizes. In fact, Operation GHOST, the latest game for which they made voices is now out.

Big and still growing through VoiceWorx

Another batch of VoiceWorx attendees who survived the workshop had their graduation, November 26 at the Redbox Greenbelt 3.

This new set of individuals who accepted the challenge and managed to complete the eight sessions of voice acting and basic dubbing workshop will be an addition to the big and still growing family of CreatiVoices composed of talented people who aim to change the landscape the industry of voice acting through professionalizing it as an art form.

In fact, The VoiceMaster himself emphasized during his speech in the graduation that it is, indeed, a part of his vision to create a change in the field of voice acting through giving opportunities to the new artists. The VoiceMaster believes we need to hear new voices for we deserve more than the very same voices we've been hearing in different stations.

VoiceWorx graduates are in-demand!

It used to be just a dream and now, it is coming true--the industry, truly, is now being penetrated by new faces and thus, new voices.

At the end of every episode of each Tagalog dubbed Koreanovelas most especially in ABS-CBN rolls the credits including the names of the voices artists who dubbed the characters as well as the translators who make sure that we understand every line of the series. And yes, we are proud to say that most of those names who appear there are actually the names of some graduates of the VoiceWorx. One good example is "Helena's Promise,"  the latest Koreanovela of ABS-CBN for which a number of VoiceWorx Alumni work. Certainly, it is a proof that products of the workshop are making it to the industry.
In fact, it is not just in the Koreanovelas that these alumni are exposed to. They are also in demand in all other things needing voices like radio and televison commercials, radio stations, AVPs, and other productions.

The VoiceMaster talks about Freelancing in Student's Digest

The article of Pocholo "The VoiceMaster" Gonzales, CEO of CreatiVoices Productions talking about freelancing was published in the September-October Issue of the Student's Digest.

In his article, the VoiceMaster emphasized how freelancing enables individuals to do what they love to do and at the same time, handle projects simultaneously. Also, he gave an advice to freelancers not just to focus on freelancing and instead, consider entrepreneurship as well to open more opportunities.
The Student's Digest is approved by DepEd.

Here, we don’t just ask you to make coffee…

We’ve been hearing a lot of stories of students who complain about their tasks when they are having their internship. Some of them say that they do not really learn for instead of being involved in the business, they are just asked to make coffee, act like a messenger, and even operate the photocopying machine.

Here are CreatiVoices Productions, we make sure that you have a real-time experience during your OJT days. Because we believe that involving you in the real business would help you to learn more about how the real world works, we want to give you the chance to feel how it is to be a part of our team and work with us like a professional. Not just that, we also like you to experience working with well-known people not just in the world of voice acting but in different fields. Also, we make sure that you learn not just the things you have to learn about your field but also things that you can use in your everyday life.

If you are majoring in Mass Communication (or other equivalent courses) and looking for a complany in which you can have your internship, it is your chance to have the ultimate CreatiVoices Productions experience. Just email your resume to roemina@creativoices.com.

Start your 2012 right, be a part of VoiceWorx 19!

Many lives have already changed and many dreams have been realized through the country’s most comprehensive voice acting workshop—VoiceWorx! As another year starts in January, another run of VoiceWorx begins and now, CreatiVoice Productions is already accepting enrollees for this new batch.
Interested individuals may now reserve their slots through paying the Php1,000 non-refundable reservation fee (it will be deducted from the Php8,000 workshop cost). Payments are accepted at CreatiVoices Productions at 3/F 1745 Light Blue Bldg., Dian St., Palanan, Makati City or may be deposited to the following account:

Acct Name : CreatiVoices Productions
Bank : Bank of the Philippine Islands ( BPI)
Branch : Buendia-Dian
Acct. No. : 3716-8607-58

After which, a scanned bank statement with the payee’s contact details (name,address, mobile, email) with the choice of class schedule (morning or afternoon) should be sent to info@creativoices.com.
Payment for the workshop should be completed two weeks before January 7, 2012 which is the first day of the workshop.

For other information, here are some Frequently Asked Questions:

Can I make 50% down payment?
Yes.

What are the schedules of the classes?
r1 Class A:
Sessions 1 & 2 9:00am – 12:00nn
Sessions 3 8:00am – 12:00nn
Sessions 4-8 9:00am – 12:00nn
r2 Class B:
Sessions 1 & 2 2:00pm – 5:00pm
Sessions 3 2:00pm – 6:00pm
Sessions 4-8 2:00pm – 5:00pm

Will I get a job immediately after the workshop?
We do not promise to give you a job but if you are going to show exceptional talent and if you are passionate enough, it is not impossible for you to be given some projects after the workshop. Also, we help our graduates by informing them whenever there are auditions.

Who are going to teach in the workshop?
In VoiceWorx, we make sure that you learn only from reputable voice artists and directors in the country. Our teachers include Pocholo “The VoiceMaster” Gonzales, Danny “Ama” Mandia, Alexx “Supremo” Agcaoli, Neil “Papa” Tolentino, and Brian “Big Brian” Ligsay.

This is a chance of a lifetime. Join VoiceWorx and have a happy new year!

VoiceMaster on TV

As the country's VoiceMaster, it is but inevitable for Pocholo Gonzales to be really in demand in all networks in the Philippines. At the age of 32, still quite young for most people, the VoiceMaster has already appeared in more than 50 television shows nationwide, a true manifestation of how distinguished he is in the world of Voice Acting.

For the VoiceMaster himself, this is but a dream come true. When he was younger, apart from dreaming of his voice being heard on the radio, he also wanted to appear on television. In fact, he still recalls a story from the past when he was interviewed for a particular television show but then, when he watched it, he found out that the part when he appeared was cut. According to him, it was when he told himself that someday, he would appear on TV.

Now, he can already be considered as the voice artist with the most number of TV appearances. Considering that it all started with a dream, it just shows then that dreams do come true. However, of course, it happens with ample amount of hard work--just like what the VoiceMaster himself did.

SSEAYP Homestay Program

Day 1, November 11 (Friday)

After the Matching at the GSIS Gymnasium

Alya (Left) and Onny (Right) at the Sea Side of the SM Mall of Asia

It was the day devoted for the matching. Sir Choy, Pete and I went to the GSIS Gym to meet the two Participating Youths (PYs). Since Sir Choy was busy talking to a lot of people most especially the people from the National Youth Commission Program, he asked me to look for the PYs. Our number was D07 so I went to the area where I should meet the two delegates. I was expecting two females since it was indicated in the information card that the PYs that we would be meeting were two females, one from Lao PDR and Brunei Darussalam.

But when I went to the area where I should meet them, I was surprised for I saw two guys. Later on, I found out that there was something wrong with the numbering. According to the master list a staff was holding, the name of Sir Choy was under the number D05.

Finally, I went to D05 and there, I met Norizan binti Mohd Yacob, Alya for short. She was from Brunei Darussalam. Right then and there, we started talking and I immediately learned a lot of things about her. Alya is already 30. She teaches English to kids aging 6-7 years old. After a while, the second PY arrived. It was Phouthamaly Sengphaathith, Onny for short. She was from LAO PDR. Onny is an Environmental Science Graduate. She just graduated last August. She is 22 years old. After the matching, the two PYs also met Pete and of course, Sir Choy, their foster father for three days.
From GSIS, we went to our office in Makati and we introduced our new friends to the entire Creative Team. Alya and Onny just had a rest for a while and we took them to the Mall of Asia after. We were with Sir Choy, Pete, Jela, and Aarond.

At the Mall of Asia, we watched the sun set at the Bay Side. After that, we ate French Fries from Potato Corner and we also had Scramble. Right after having our snacks, we went inside the mall and we strolled. It was already 7pm when we went out and exactly on our way to the parking lot, there was a fireworks show outside and we watched it.

Then we went back to the Creative Center again, the last stop for the day, before Onny and Alya went to the house of Sir Choy where they would be staying for two nights.


Day 2, November 12 (Saturday)

Jumpshot at the Ayala Triangle

Sir Choy and his family took Onny and Alya to the Enchanted Kingdom in the morning until the afternoon. After the ultimate EK experience, they went to the Creative Center where we saw them again. We were asked to tour them in the Makati CBD and Bonifacio Global City since Sir Choy was going to Pier 13 for an on board alumni reunion.

After we finished our office works, we left the office with Alya and Onny. We took a jeep to Crispa and we started walking along the Ayala Avenue. When we saw The Philippine Stock Exchange Building and Ayala Triangle, we decided to stay there for a while to take some photographs. We were so amazed because of the hanging lights on the trees.

Malling was our next activity that night. We went to Greenbelt first then we went to Landmark and Glorietta where we had our dinner. We ate at Jollibee. During the dinner, we talked about a lot of things including what they have in their own countries. Also, it was a great chance for me to talk to Alya about the education system in Brunei and in the Philippines.

After the dinner, we went to SM. After we had enough, we crossed EDSA through the MRT Ayala Station. At the MRT station, we saw some stalls. In fact, Alya bought two pairs of shoes there.
After crossing EDSA, we went to the terminal of the shuttles to the Global City. The line in the terminal was long and since it was already past 10pm, there were limited shuttles. That is why, when a shuttle arrived, we were advised to just ride on them even if we would need to stand. According to the driver, it would take long for another shuttle to come.

So, as advised, we get on the shuttle even if it was crowded. We stood during our travel to Taguig but even though it was a bit haggard, we had fun.

When we reached Global City, we went to different shops and we even had some photos taken at the beautiful spots there. We also went to Fully Booked where we spent more time to look at the books and other items.

At past 11, Sir Choy arrived to pick up Alya and Onny while we took a cab back to our office.


Day 3, November 13 (Sunday)

On board

Alya and Onny with their Foster Father

The Creative Team with Alya and Onny

It was the last day of the Homestay program. Pete, Bob, and I waited for Sir Choy who was with Alya and Onny at our office in Makati. When they arrived past 11am, we drove to MMDA Workers’ Inn in Manila, the meeting place for the send off and open ship.

Since there was still an extra space at the back of Sir Choy’s Car, we were able to accommodate one more delegate since we were already going to the Pier 13. Boso, also from Lao PDR and a friend of Onny occupied the space.

At the Pier 13, we saw Fuji Maru, the Ship of the Southeast Asian Youth. After taking photos, the delegates were asked to get on board so they could all leave their things there.

It was almost 2pm when we got on board for the open ship. Through this, we were able to find out how beautiful Fuji Maru is even inside. We were able to see its different facilities.

After the open ship was the closing program of the SSEAYP in the Philippines for this year. Each delegation was presented to the public.

However, unfortunately, we were no longer able to finish the program. Yet in some ways, I think it is still for the good. Surely, if we stayed until the Fuji Maru left, surely, we could have cried.

In fact, even before the program began, I have already seen a lot of people crying most especially the PYs as they said goodbye to their foster families. Most especially, it was never impossible for anyone to be attached to the PYs despite the shortness of the time given for them to stay here.

Of course, saying goodbye to Onny and Alya was not easy at all. We only stayed with them for three days but it was very easy for us to be attached to them. In truth, even up to now, we cannot still move on with the entire experience.

VoiceMaster on TV

As the country's VoiceMaster, it is but inevitable for Pocholo Gonzales to be really in demand in all networks in the Philippines. At the age of 32, still quite young for most people, the VoiceMaster has already appeared in more than 50 television shows nationwide, a true manifestation of how distinguished he is in the world of Voice Acting.

For the VoiceMaster himself, this is but a dream come true. When he was younger, apart from dreaming of his voice being heard on the radio, he also wanted to appear on television. In fact, he still recalls a story from the past when he was interviewed for a particular television show but then, when he watched it, he found out that the part when he appeared was cut. According to him, it was when he told himself that someday, he would appear on TV.

Now, he can already be considered as the voice artist with the most number of TV appearances. Considering that it all started with a dream, it just shows then that dreams do come true. However, of course, it happens with ample amount of hard work--just like what the VoiceMaster himself did.

VoiceMaster on TV

As the country's VoiceMaster, it is but inevitable for Pocholo Gonzales to be really in demand in all networks in the Philippines. At the age of 32, still quite young for most people, the VoiceMaster has already appeared in more than 50 television shows nationwide, a true manifestation of how distinguished he is in the world of Voice Acting.

For the VoiceMaster himself, this is but a dream come true. When he was younger, apart from dreaming of his voice being heard on the radio, he also wanted to appear on television. In fact, he still recalls a story from the past when he was interviewed for a particular television show but then, when he watched it, he found out that the part when he appeared was cut. According to him, it was when he told himself that someday, he would appear on TV.

Now, he can already be considered as the voice artist with the most number of TV appearances. Considering that it all started with a dream, it just shows then that dreams do come true. However, of course, it happens with ample amount of hard work--just like what the VoiceMaster himself did.

The VoiceMaster is now a Board Member of the PMA

Pocholo “The VoiceMaster” Gonzales, a proud member of the Philippine Marketing Association (PMA) has just been elected as one of its board members during the election held last October 26.
After the election at the Hard Rock Café in Makati City, The VoiceMaster got the 5th highest number of votes, making him the youngest board member of the association.

As a new board member, The VoiceMaster aims to promote activeness not just of officers but also of the members, believing that it would contribute to a more dynamic association. Also, he wants to involve the youth most especially the marketing majors to its activities which, in a way, would help them be prepared in becoming the marketers of the next generation.

The VoiceMaster Rocks Y4IT 2011

Nothing is too early for the VoiceMaster for he does not choose time to move and inspire people through his voice and thoughts that are really moving. This was what he proved during his talk during the first day of Y4IT at the University of the Philippines Film Institute, September 20.
A perfect opener and mood-setter, the VoiceMaster shared his knowledge in voice acting and its relevance in the world of information technology. He even emphasized how voice acting makes information technology applications make the world colorful and more inspiring.

Apart from his talk, he also challenged the participants to create voices. Among the ones who accepted the challenge, it was Johan Laurence Rivera of Lyceum of the Philippines Cavite who won. Johan will be given a voice acting and basic dubbing scholarship.

The VoiceMaster Goes to Young Entrepreneur Summit

Pocholo “The VoiceMaster” Gonzales invaded this year’s Young Entrepreneur Summit held at the World Trade Center, Pasay City, September 23.

Being an award-winning entrepreneur, the VoiceMaster supported the said event in which he met people who have the same advocacies which is centered on the youth’s involvement in entrepreneurship. The VoiceMaster met people like Phil and James Younghusband, Sam Conception, Gab Valenciano, Injap Sila (owner of Mang Inasal), Johnlu Kua (owner of French Baker), and a lot more.

The VoiceMaster Participates in Blogapalooza

Together with the other influencial bloggers in the Philippines, Pocholo “The VoiceMaster” Gonzales participated in Blogapalooza at Fullybooked Bonifacio High Street, September 17.
Blogapalooza is an event where selected Filipino Bloggers interact with the business community who promote their products and services through blogging.
The VoiceMaster, being a blogger and an entrepreneur at same time, promoted CreatiVoices Productions.

VoiceWorx! Voice Acting and Dubbing Workshop

It is the most comprehensive workshop on Voice Acting and Dubbing for Telenovelas and Anime. Composed of eight sessions which are held every Saturdays (two hours minimum per session) and facilitated by the country’s best voice artists, dubbers and writer/translators, Voiceworx is truly a workshop to look forward to.

But don’t get it wrong. VOICEWORX is not just a mere Voice Acting and Basic Dubbing Workshop but also a personality development training which aims to help individuals become more confident as they are trained to go out of their comfort zones and explore themselves more. Through its lectures and hands on trainings which open the eyes of each participant not just to the world of voice acting but also to the real worId, it changes individuals and make each one of them realize that this is, indeed, a chance of a lifetime. ln fact, it has been changing lives for years and as well, contributing to the advocacy–Voice Acting as an Art.

Many lives have already changed through it. Now, listen to what people are saying about it:

“I have never found anything close to what CreatiVoices has offered, thanks to VoiceWorx! I feel more confident in speaking up and performing behind the microphone..” – Jeff Marty Dimaano, 1st batch VoiceWorx!, now also a regular du bber and President of SYVAP

“This has definitely opened up new ideas on what I can do with my voices!..” – Gabrielle Tiongson, barely 18 years old when she took the seminar, now a regular voice talent at ABS-CBN.

“I’m proud of what I have accomplished with my voice, and with the help of CreatiVoices..” – Jo Carol Fernandez, 1st place winner of H3 Dubbing Compe tition and now lead role dubber: “NANA” in the animated series “BOKURA GA ITA”

“I landed the job of Official Voiceover at Manny Pacquiao’s Show, Pinoy Records!..” – Heinie Hartendorp, former Radio jock, turned professional voice actor.

“Thanks to you guys, I’m one of the cast of the English dubbed Version of Maging Sino Ka Man..” – Pia Serrapio
, doing several voice gigs since she last attended VoiceWorx!

“Definitely more than what you bargained for.. much, much more..!” -
_user_stilissimmo [at] yahoo [dot] com”>Zaphael N. Berenguer, doing live VO gigs, Telenovela translations and actual dubbing sessions.

Now, experience something new. Get out of the box and join Voiceworx!

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does it cost?
It costs Php.  8,000.00

How can I join?
Just make a P1000 reservation fee (non-refundable) to guarantee your slot. You can drop by at our office and pay in partial or full. The P1000 reservation fee will be deducted from your Seminar fee of P8000.00.

What if I cannot drop by your office?
You can now pay bank to bank. Please make the reservation fee or downpayment to the following account:

Acct Name : CreatiVoices Productions
Bank : Bank of the Philippine Islands ( BPI)
Branch : Buendia-Dian
Acct. No. : 3716-8607-58
After which kindly fax us a bank statement with your contact details (name,address, mobile, email) at 729-7274 depositing the said amount. Also please indicate your choice of class schedule, R1 or R2. You can also email us a copy of the scanned statement at info@creativoices.com

Can I make 50% down payment?
Yes.

When should I pay the rest of the fees?
You should pay the whole tuition fee 2 weeks before the first session to secure your slot because there are always others in the waiting lists.

What are the schedules of the classes?
r1 Class A:
Sessions 1 & 2 9:00am – 12:00nn
Sessions 3:00am – 12:00nn
Sessions 4-8 9:00am – 12:00nn

r2 Class B:
Sessions 1 & 2, 2:00pm – 5:00pm
Session 3 2:00pm – 6:00pm
Sessions 4-8 2:00pm – 5:00pm

Note: Classes may extend depending on the teacher and lesson.

When will be the next workshop?

Our next batch starts on January 2, 2012. Now, you may want to look at the following list of next batches:

Schedules for the Next Batches

Batch 20
April 14, 2012 – June 2, 2012
Graduation: June 9, 2012

Batch 21
July 7, 2012 – August 25, 2012
Graduation: September 1, 2012

Batch 22
October 6, 2012 – November 24, 2012
Graduation: December 1, 2012

Who Wants to be a Voice Artist? OFFICIAL FORM

Download the official form, complete it and send it to roemina@creativoices.com on or before Sept. 17, 2011.

Who Wants to Be a Voice Artist – Form

Dreaming of Becoming a Voice Artist? This Could be Your Chance

Who wants to be a voice artist?

As we all know, being a voice artist is the dream of so many anime fans.  Now, the BEST OF ANIME together with CreatiVoices Productions will be giving Best of Anime attendees the chance to fulfill this dream!

Hosted by CreatiVoices Productions founder Pocholo Gonzales AKA The VoiceMaster, Who Wants To Be A Voice Artist? will give aspiring voice artists a chance to win a 10k worth of voice acting workshop scholarship and a chance to get a role in an upcoming paid project of CreatiVoices Productions!

Who Wants To Be A Voice Artist? will take place at 4:00 PM on Sunday, September 18 at the Function Room 4 and 5, 3rd level, SMX Conventon Center Mall of Asia Complex, Pasay City.

The VoiceMaster will put attendees through a series of contests, testing their vocal skills and range, narrowing the voice actor hopefuls down until only one remains. The contest will consist of three rounds: Prepared Material, Versatility, and Automatic Dialogue Replacement.

Round 1 – Prepared Material
Contestants will perform a monologue or scene no longer than one minute in duration. The material can be taken from any source (film, theater, anime, original works, etc.). Contestants must provide their own material for this round.

Round 2 – Versatility Challenge
For the delight of the audience and the embarrassment of the contestants, those remaining in the game will be provided with a passage and a specific character-type to use when reading their text. This wild and wacky event is all about speed, poise, and having a good sense of humor as our contestants will have to instantly conjure up characters from every corner of the imagination.

Round 3 – ADR – DUBBING
ADR is short for Automatic Dialogue Replacement or Dubbing, and it’s what voice acting is all about. This is where the final group of contestants must lend their voices to an actual anime character. No prep, no rehearsal, no sweat… right?

The winner, to be determined by a panel of voice actor and voice director judges, will receive 10k worth of voice acting workshop scholarship and a chance to get a role in an upcoming paid event of CreatiVoices Productions!

The Official Entry form can be downloaded from the official website of CreatiVoices Productions (http://creativoices.net/voices/?p=1234). Forms must be completed and sent to roemina@creativoices.com on or before September 17, 2011. Only registered participants will be prioritized on the contest day. Those who will fail to send their forms on the deadline will only be entertained if there is still time remaining.