Remote recording

We're back, as you can tell if you're watching on the video, in separate locations again.

Jack's back at university, so we're going to try and do the remote recording again.

We're going to talk about AEW Dynamite, we're going to talk about NXT, we might talk a little bit main roster, some news and rumors, basically just whatever from the past week of wrestling that we enjoyed.

We did the thing that we don't normally do this week and published what Jack get involved.

I'm, meeting and chatting with a gentleman for the very first time named Henry Willard, who hails from the UK.

He's a voiceover audio engineer, demo producer, remote recording specialist also, and he works with voice actors, agencies, authors, and production teams around the world.

His work includes remote directed sessions, audiobook production, demo production, short and long form editing, and one-to-one support for voice talent.

He has worked on sessions and projects connected to major brands and productions including Disney, Coca-Cola, Netflix, Microsoft, Ikea, Starbucks, the BBC, and more.

And, you know, a lot of these sessions were coming in and say, yeah, we're a tiny studio is basically just kind of me running it for someone.

And so I was I was running a lot of these sessions.

That's kind of where I cut my teeth into remote recording because these were kind of huge clients and huge sessions.

And it was like straight in at the deep end.