GameSoundCon 2026 here we come!

In an industry that can be known to “chew you up and spit you out,” I am delighted to share that I will be presenting my talk “Our Instruments Are Made of Meat – Don’t Overcook Your Vocalists” at GameSoundCon next week in Burbank, CA. So many talented speakers on the roster, I am honored to have been selected. I’m extra pleased that three of my fellow Unlock Audio team members are also presenting this year, Thomas Kresge, John Robert Matz and Sam Hulick! View the full schedule and more details at https://www.gamesoundcon.com/

 

Mention of our my upcoming talk in the Unlock Audio Newsletter Eblast on Oct 15th –

…..Protect Performers: How Not to Fry Your Voice Actors

What are common misconceptions about vocal performance? Why is vocal health so important? What considerations should studios and actors both bring to the negotiation table before entering the recording booth? How can studios uphold healthier approaches to conducting vocal recording sessions?

Unlock Audio Voice Director Bonnie Bogovich underscores the importance of keeping iconic and irreplaceable voice actors in peak performing condition with her cheeky and insightful presentation “Our Instruments Are Made of Meat – Don’t Overcook Your Vocalists” on Wednesday, October 21 at 5:45 PM Pacific. Get an early taste of the important vocal values Bonnie will share in her recent article Love Your Living Instruments on the Unlock Audio blog.

If you can’t join Bonnie in Academy 4 next Wednesday, her session will also be live streamed and available for year-long playback through the Online convention pass!

#voicedirection #vocalhealth #unlockaudio #safestudiopractices #preproduction #documentformatting #makingspreadsheetsworkforyou #voice #voiceacting #singing #throathealth #voicetalent #vocaltalent #GameSoundCon

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