29. The Continuity Announcer

Episode 29 of the The Voiceover Social podcast, hosted by Rob Bee and Helen Bee, titled "29. The Continuity Announcer" was published on May 1, 2020 and runs 54 minutes.

May 1, 2020 ·54m · The Voiceover Social

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And now on The Voiceover Social… Some of Britain’s most recognisable continuity voices (including the ultimate reassurance-delivery-system Zeb Soanes) tell their tales of high drama and general catastrophe. Also, in the Panic Room - Nic lays out how to use breath control to organise your shattered nerves. Infinite thanks to Philip Banks, Amanda Carlton, Trish Bertram, Sara Starling and Pete Nottage for your wonderful contributions. We really truly love you.  MORE: www.thevosocial.com Theme tune written and performed by Martin Stirrup under this Creative Commons license.

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And now on The Voiceover Social… Some of Britain’s most recognisable continuity voices (including the ultimate reassurance-delivery-system Zeb Soanes) tell their tales of high drama and general catastrophe. Also, in the Panic Room - Nic lays out how to use breath control to organise your shattered nerves. Infinite thanks to Philip Banks, Amanda Carlton, Trish Bertram, Sara Starling and Pete Nottage for your wonderful contributions. We really truly love you.

MORE: www.thevosocial.com

Theme tune written and performed by Martin Stirrup under this Creative Commons license.

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