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Back ESO Live at Home | Voice Actor Chat w/ Jake Stormoen & Steve French Voice Actor Chat w/ Jake Stormoen & Steve French Source: Bethesda.com Author: Jessica Folsom & Gina Bruno Publication Date: Nov 1, 2021 Click here In this episode, Bethesda speaks with voice actors Jake Stormoen and Steve French about their roles in Elder Scrolls Online. Go to Source Tags: Elder Scrolls Online, Interview, Bethesda

Back How Did You DO It?? Steve French on the Voiceover Source: voiceoverpodcast.com Author: Ian Kleinfeld Publication Date: Jan 10, 2021 Click here Today we’ll be talking with Steve French, voice actor of over 10 years, who’s done promos for NASCAR, narrated nature documentaries for National Geographic, movie trailers, announced for Match Game, and done voicing for World of Warcraft. Oh, and did we mention he’s the voice for THE MANDALORIAN promo spots. Go to Source Tags: Interview, voiceoverpodcast.com

Back The Littlest Bailout For the third year in a row, I partnered with ad agency Leo Burnett and Country Time Lemonade, voicing their campaign encouraging young entrepreneurs to run a lemonade stand. Source: SFVO Author: Steve French Publication Date: Aug 1, 2021 Click here For the third year in a row, I partnered with ad agency Leo Burnett and Country Time Lemonade, voicing their campaign encouraging young entrepreneurs to run a lemonade stand. ​ In light of the global pandemic cutting into business, Country Time’s solution was to offer kids the chance to apply for some fiscal relief. ​ No lemonade stand? No problem! Learn more about the campaign here . Learn More Tags: Commercial, Country Time

Back Broadway Inspirational Voices in Concert It is my profound honor to occasionally serve as BIV's announcer. Source: SFVO Author: Steve French Publication Date: Jun 21, 2021 Click here Some of my most formative experiences as a performer occurred as a member of Broadway International Voices (BIV), the TONY Award-winning gospel choir founded by Michael McElroy . Not only is the choir made up of some of the most talented Broadway singers and musicians in New York City, but their selfless mission “to change lives through the power of music and service” makes an impact far beyond any concert stage or Grammy nomination. Although my schedule has kept me from singing with them for the last few years, it is my profound honor to occasionally serve as their announcer, as I did for their recent concert experience On an Island in the River . This event was bittersweet but exhilarating, as it marked the end of McElroy’s tenure as leader of the choir, passing the baton to Allen René Louis . These two performances at the newly opened Little Island NYC were a revelatory experience for those in attendance. If you weren’t among them, you can check out the entire concert at Broadway.com’s YouTube channel . Learn More Tags: Announcer, Broadway International Voices, BIV, Little Island NYC

Back Celebrity Spotlight: Steve French In a recent interview with TVGrapevine , Steve opened up about the show and a special fandom that he loves. Source: TV Grapevine Author: Sammi Turano Publication Date: Mar 21, 2021 Click here Steve French has one of the most well known voices in America and possibly the world. He has done everything from Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt to Match Game and many other projects in between. He is to voice work what Derek Hough is to dancing. Now fans can hear him every Wednesday on his new podcast Unsolved Mysteries, which was created by the show’s original producers. Each week, he takes on an unsolved case and, much like the show, gives details, news and other information in hopes of getting answers and the case eventually solved. In a recent interview with TVGrapevine, Steve opened up about the show and a special fandom that he loves. Check out the highlights below: 1. Steve admitted that he was a bit nervous about hosting the show, saying that OG host Robert Stack was a tough act to follow. However, he was up for the job and eventually found his voice and groove. He knew he didn’t want to copy the iconic host, so he worked hard in finding his own voice, adding a great range of emotions to each episode. That was something that was very important to the producers, and led to him making the show his own. 2. Each episode will focus on one case per week. For example, one week will be a missing person, one will be about UFOs, etc. He promises that there will be something for everyone who listens to the podcast and hopes that they will enjoy each episode, even if they aren’t a fan of a particular genre on the show. Steve went on to say that he knows people love this kind of show and thinks they will be drawn in to each episode in a new, unique way. 3. Interestingly, Steve doesn’t even know what he will be covering each week until right before he records. He is given the interviews and rough cuts, but other than that, he doesn’t have a lot of lead time. However, he does end up doing research after the fact, saying that he finds each and every case fascinating in its own way. 4. The biggest thing for Steve help provide some some semblance of closure, or at least support and hope for those people who have been faced with tragedy. He takes his job very seriously and understands that these are real people looking for answers. It is not just a voiceover job for him….it is a way to help people in any way he can. 5. As of right now, there are no plans to do a full episode of case updates. However, Steve did say that if and when they get them, he and the show will certainly find a way to get the word out to the public. 6. In addition to hosting the podcast, Steve is the promo voice for The Mandalorian. He is also an avid Star Wars fan and has been watching the movies over the pandemic. So what is his favorite? While he loves them all, he has an appreciation for the latest three movies and considers The Last Jedi to be his favorite! Keep checking back for more news on Steve and Unsolved Mysteries. Go to Source Tags: Interview, Unsolved Mysteries

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