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Voiceprint Still Alive…

webmaster — Wed, 21 Apr 2010 21:34:15 +0000

Have no fear, fine fans of Voiceprint! I have returned from my travels abroad, reset the studio, and am preparing the next episode as we speak. Patience…

Voiceprint with Trevor Devall & Guests Eps 25: Garry Chalk

webmaster — Sat, 05 Dec 2009 18:24:28 +0000

As promised, Garry’s episode comes in before Xmas. So Merry Ho-ho, all you cats out there in the interwebs.

And, with the 25th episode completed, that brings Voiceprint into a hiatus of sorts. We won’t be back for a new episode until sometime in the late spring of 2010, due to (mostly) my being away during the madness that is the 2010 Winter Olympics, churning through the streets of Vancouver in February. I’ll try and be back up and running in April sometime, so keep watching the skies…

When we get closer to the day, I’ll announce the next guest, so keep your dial tuned to this station for reports!

Until then, I remain, your intrepid host… signing off!

Voiceprint with Trevor Devall & Guests Eps 24 - Alessandro Juliani

webmaster — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 08:27:13 +0000

A fine, fine episode with a fine, fine actor. And now it’s all yours - free of charge!

Our next guest is the lovely, the talented, the much spoke-of… Gary Chalk! As always send in your questions to voiceprint@trevordevall.com, and any other mail can go to me at fans@trevordevall.com.

Try and get your questions for Gary in before December, folks. I gotta get this one done before Xmas, because there won’t be another Voiceprint (probably) until April 2010! Yes, that winter monster, the 2010 Olympics will upon us here in rainy Vancouver, and that means Trev will be long gone from this crowded, insane, police-state of a city during that time. So… send in the questions for Gary, because there’s gonna be an even LONGER wait than usual for the one after that…

Voiceprint with Trevor Devall & Guests Eps 23: Kyle Hebert

webmaster — Mon, 14 Sep 2009 17:34:09 +0000

Howdy folks. Here’s the latest episode, live from Matsuricon 2009, in sunny Columbus, Ohio. A big thanks to the organizers and volunteers that really made this con a memorable experience for all of us guests, and of course, a big thanks to my colleague and fellow podcaster Kyle Hebert for coming on the show! Incidentally, Kyle is currently offerring a very special deal on voice coaching. Check out the deets here:

http://gohanvox.livejournal.com/230753.html

Our next show features the man most of you know as the voice of “L” on Death Note (or perhaps as Lt. Gaeta on Battlestar Galactica): Alessandro Juliani. You know the drill: send in your questions for AJ to voiceprint@trevordevall.com, or send me anything else at fans@trevordevall.com.

Until then!

Voiceprint with Trevor Devall & Guests Eps 22: Cathy Weseluck

webmaster — Thu, 06 Aug 2009 03:58:03 +0000

It’s up, it’s up, it’s up.

Here’s a link that Martin gave me to post:

http://picasaweb.google.com/badmoodmike/AnimeNorth09

As I said in the show, our next episode is going to be live from Matsuricon in beautiful Columbus, Ohio, and my guest will be fellow VA and podcaster Kyle Hebert. I’ll try and get your questions to him during the show, but the best way to ask him anything is to be in the studio audience! Send your questions as usual to voiceprint@trevordevall.com.

(One thing about Cathy’s episode: we had some unforeseen technical problems towards the end, so try and ignore the annoying clicks and pops. I know, I know… how horribly unprofessional of me. But whaddya want from me, huh? It’s a free podcast!)

;)

See ya next time from the con!

PS: You MUST check out the new Tooth and Claw Episodes. Weston Biggerstaff is back, and this time he puts his own particular spin on all things historical. Check it out at : http://www.redintoothandclaw.com/

Ok, seriously now.

webmaster — Fri, 24 Jul 2009 06:16:53 +0000

Wow. I just realized I’ve put out a grand total of two freakin’ episodes this year.

This YEAR. Yeeeesh.

Okay! So the new episode will be out on or about Aug 4th.

But not to worry! After Cathy’s episode, there’s a special treat coming at you in early September! And then, a new episode before October!

…and I REALLY, REALLY mean it this time.

Really.

Not even kidding.

Seriously.

Keep the faith, loyal listeners! Devall is not dead just yet!

Argh.

webmaster — Wed, 08 Jul 2009 18:14:11 +0000

So, here it’s been over a month now, and still no new episode, as I promised.

Argh.

BUT - I assure you, it’s not for lack of trying! Unfortunately, summer is that time of year when folks decide they’d rather fly overseas to someplace warm and tropical than sit in a Vancouver studio recording podcasts. And ironically, I’m not talking about ME right now. Cathy actually is on vacation at the moment, and between our schedules, we couldn’t find a time to record the next Voiceprint episode. However, she’s back soon, as as soon as she is, we’ll get this show on the road! And THAT is a promise. ;

Until then, keep watching the cyber-skies…

Voiceprint with Trevor Devall & Guests Eps 21: James Corrigall

webmaster — Tue, 12 May 2009 05:11:17 +0000

Episode 21 is up and running at long last, folks. James is very enlightening for his viewpoint of things from the other side of the glass, and it was a pleasure.

Our next guest: the incomparable Cathy Weseluck. As always, send your questions to voiceprint@trevordevall.com.

And I promise to record this one within the next month. Really. Seriously this time.

In the mean time, Weston Biggerstaff and Terry have put up a few more episodes of Tooth & Claw… check ‘em out at www.redintoothandclaw.com!

Keep watching the cyber-skies…

Voiceprint with Trevor Devall & Guests: Eps 20 - Secret Toy Surprise

webmaster — Tue, 03 Mar 2009 01:56:44 +0000

Sorry about the delay folks. I hope you find that the long wait for this episode is worth it…as you’ll see, this one is kind of a multimedia exercise. But don’t let me spoil it for you: listen yourself to see what I mean…

In the meantime, congratulations to our contest winner (again, no spoilers here! It’s all in the file, baby)! And to the winner go the spoils: send me an email to fans@trevordevall.com with your mailing address and I’ll get those autographed CD’s to you just as soon as I can round up all the actors to sign them (a task not unlike herding cats, alas…).

As announced in the episode, our next guest is director James Corrigall, of Gundam fame. Send in your questions for him to voiceprint@trevordevall.com. I promise that this episode won’t take 2 months to get posted!

Thanks, Kyle!

webmaster — Thu, 12 Feb 2009 20:26:39 +0000

Dane has added a little something from our good friend Kyle Hebert in LA. A long while ago, I gave Kyle hell on a Voiceprint episode for making fun of the Canadian accent. Here’s his response:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=viloXux2-1g

Thanks for posting, Dane!

In the meantime, don’t worry, folks… the next “mystery” episode of Voiceprint is on the way!

Voiceprint with Trevor Devall & Guests: Eps 19 - Kirby Morrow

webmaster — Thu, 25 Dec 2008 05:48:06 +0000

Happy Ho-ho and all that, folks! As I write, it’s Xmas eve, and the Kirby Morrow podcast is up and running. He drops quite a bomb in this show… keep your ears open for it!

Our next episode is a super-special-secret episode, so you’ll have to wait to find out what that one’s all about. In the meantime, happy holidays, and keep watching the cyber-skies for the next installment of Voiceprint…

And be sure to visit http://xenophoenix.blogspot.com where you can get a little preview of How To Avoid Hara-kiri: A Guide To Surviving Anime Conventions, a fan-written book that I’ll be reviewing on an upcoming episode!

Voiceprint with Trevor Devall & Guests: Eps 18 - Lee Tockar

webmaster — Tue, 02 Dec 2008 06:45:24 +0000

Here it is… episode 18! Lee is a hilarious dude to jam with… hopefully we’ll see him at some more conventions next year.

Next up on Voiceprint: the ever-popular Kirby Morrow (calm down, girls…)! Send in your questions for Kirby to voiceprint@trevordevall.com.

Also, don’t forget to send in the names of any other animation-related podcasts you guys might be listening to… I want to know what other kinds of shows are stealing your valuable attention from me!!!

President Obama

webmaster — Wed, 05 Nov 2008 05:32:46 +0000

Editorial
The Guardian,
Wednesday November 5 2008

They did it. They really did it. So often crudely caricatured by others, the American people yesterday stood in the eye of history and made an emphatic choice for change for themselves and the world. Though bombarded by a blizzard of last-minute negative advertising that should shame the Republican party, American voters held their nerve and elected Barack Obama as their new president to succeed George Bush. Elected him, what is more, by a clearer majority than one of those bitter narrow margins that marked the last two elections.

Having snatched defeat from the jaws of victory in 2000 and 2004 it felt at times fated that the Democrats would somehow complete a hat-trick of failures on election day 2008. Instead, fuelled by unprecedented financial support, the key things went right for them yesterday, from the moment just after midnight when Dixville Notch voted 15 to six for Mr Obama (the first time the early-voting New Hampshire hamlet had gone for a Democrat in 40 years), through to the early Obama success last night in the prized swing state of Pennsylvania and on into the battleground areas of middle America.

In the last two presidential elections, the American people divided down the middle, producing a both a geographical and a demographic divide that seemed increasingly set in stone. Blue Democratic America consisted of the west and the east coasts plus the upper Midwest. Red Republican America covered the swaths in between. Women, minorities, the poor and the highly educated voted Democratic. Men, white people, the rich and the religious delivered for the Republicans. In the mind of Mr Bush’s strategist Karl Rove this division was the template of 21st century American politics, a base for a conservative counter-attack against 20th-century liberalism.

Rove’s America was not just turned on its head yesterday. It was broken up and recast in a very different mould. One of Mr Obama’s many achievements has been his refusal to accept the permanence of the blue-red divide. He has reached out across the divide to states and voters that the embattled Democratic party of the Reagan-Bush years had forgotten about, places like the South and the Rockies, voters like farmers and small business people.

With the Democrats powerfully consolidating their position in both houses of Congress yesterday, the shift was consolidated at state and district level. This marks the end of the conservative ascendancy of the past 30 years. Whether it now marks a new, sustained era of American liberalism of the sort which followed the election of 1932 must remain to be seen. What is not open to doubt is that Mr Obama’s win is a milestone in America’s racial and cultural evolution. It is 45 years since Martin Luther King, in the greatest of all late-20th century American speeches looked forward to the day when his children would not be judged by the colour of their skin but by the content of their character. Almost unbelievably, that dream has now become a reality in the shape of America’s first African-American leader and its first black first family. It is a day many thought they would never see. It is hard to know whether to weep or shout for joy now that it has arrived - probably both - but it is a lesson to the world.

Mr Obama will take office in January amid massive unrealisable expectations and facing a daunting list of problems - the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, the broken healthcare system, the spiralling federal budget and America’s profligate energy regime all prominent among them. Eclipsing them all, as Mr Obama has made clear in recent days, is the challenge of rebuilding the economy and the banking system. These, though, are issues for another day. Today is for celebration, for happiness and for reflected human glory. Savour those words: President Barack Obama, America’s hope and, in no small way, ours too.

Voiceprint with Trevor Devall & Guests: Eps 17 - Richard Cox

webmaster — Fri, 17 Oct 2008 04:27:15 +0000

I think I literally busted a large portion of my gut in this one. It’s true. I laughed so hard that I actually put myself in the hospital for Inflamed Vocal Chord Laughter Disorder. Hopefully so will you.

Remember: the contest for helping to promote the show is still on… the grand prize (to be drawn after episode 20, likely) is a cd of all the Voiceprint episodes, signed by all of the guests. So send off your evidence of promoting Voiceprint to fans@trevordevall.com.

Also, I mentioned in this episode to write your local Convention organizers to get them to bring me and Voiceprint to your city to do a live episode as a panel event (ala Vic’s appearance in Episode 4). It always sounds better coming from you, the devoted fans - after all, you guys are the experts!

And new listeners: don’t forget to join the Facebook page: Voiceprint with Trevor Devall and Guests.

Our next guest (due out at some point in November, probably late…) is the incomparable Lee Tockar. As always, send in your questions for Lee to voiceprint@trevordevall.com, and I’ll see you cats in November!

Voiceprint with Trevor Devall & Guests: Eps 16 - Colin Murdock

webmaster — Sat, 27 Sep 2008 00:50:46 +0000

AT FREAKIN’ LAST!!!!!

Well, folks, here it is… after a hiatus of too many months, the new episode is finally up, and I think you’ll find it’s worth the wait! Colin Murdock was a great guest, so listen for yourself!

Thanks everyone who sent in your letters and questions. I love to see the fan base really support the efforts of my guests and I to bring you, the devoted fans, a product that you enjoy.

My apologies again for the long delay - our next episode will be up in a couple of weeks, starring the very funny Richard Cox. As always, send in your questions to voiceprint@trevordevall.com.

Enjoy - it’s good to be back!

In the home stretch!!!

webmaster — Wed, 24 Sep 2008 16:49:32 +0000

Hold tight, kiddies… the Colin Murdock episode is imminent!!!

Yeesh! Whatta summer!!!

webmaster — Fri, 15 Aug 2008 05:58:01 +0000

Well, the play has finally completed it’s long, LONG run (eight weeks!). I feel like I’ve been away for all that time - and in a way, I suppose I have, what with ignoring my interview-y obligations to you, my devoted fans and listeners.

I was hoping to get Colin Murdock’s long, LONG awaited interview done before next week - but alas, my friends, that doesn’t look like it’s going to happen. On August 21st I have to leave the country for a few weeks, and there’s no time between now and then to record the episode (don’t worry, my exodus isn’t related to any impending legal charges… it’s a purely professional/personal/philosophical kinda vacation-trip thing).

SO… the best I can do is to beg your continued patience, and to ask you to believe my solemn vow that in September - come hell or high water! - the 16th episode of Voiceprint will be up and posted.

In the meantime, sit tight, and keep watching the cyber-skies…

Trev

Busy!!!

webmaster — Thu, 03 Jul 2008 15:30:52 +0000

Heya folks. Sorry for the long delay with the next episode of Voiceprint. I’ve been cray-zee busy lately, especially with the opening of my play, The Back Kitchen Release Party, at Vancouver’s Arts Club Theatre.

This is just a little note to remind y’all that I’m still alive - and the episode with Colin Murdock should hopefully be recorded soon. Keep watching the cyber-skies…

Very important message for any Canadian who uses the Internet

webmaster — Tue, 27 May 2008 02:50:34 +0000

(reprinted from Dylan Rhymer’s Facebook page)

Okay, I know this is a long-ish mesage, but it is very important. We need legislation to prevent Bell and Rogers from monopolizing on Canadians’ access to the internet. This WILL HAPPEN unless we pressure government to enact legislation immediately! Take a minute to get up to speed. Let people know.

“When I invented the Web, I didn’t have to ask anyone’s permission. Now, hundreds of millions of people are using it freely. I am worried that that is going end” – that is a quote from Sir Tim Berners Lee.

When people pool their information, expertise, and resources together – you often get amazing results. And that’s essentially what the Internet is – the world’s most amazing source of information. The web is democratic – it’s all about equality of access – it’s available to anybody with Internet access and no one is supposed to get preferential treatment. Unfortunately, some very powerful companies are trying to change all that.

Net Neutrality doesn’t sound very sexy – but at its core – it’s about Saving the Internet. Net Neutrality in Canada is the principle that consumers should be in control of what content, services and applications they use on the public Internet. It’s a pretty simple concept and it’s been working pretty well so far.

I love how the Internet works. Whether it’s a corporate retail site, a celebrity gossip site, or a Norwegian Folk Singer’s blog – all the pages are sent to my computer with equal speed. It’s democracy at its finest.

But what happens if ISP’s - Internet service providers like telcos and cable companies - start slowing down some traffic and speeding up others to make more money? What happens if they decide they don’t like what someone is saying and prevent people from getting to it? What if - suddenly, you can’t go where you want on the Internet and you have to pay extra to go in the fast lane with the big guys?

Well, if the Service Providers have their way and we lose net neutrality - surfing the Internet will be very different experience that it is today. These companies want to ability to slow down some Internet sites and block access to others. As Canadians – do we want to have less access to information than other countries? Do we want to make sure we give our kids, our businesses, and our entrepreneurs the tools they need to succeed in the digital age?

It doesn’t matter if you’re politics are left, right, or centre - we all love the Internet and we need to save it. Ottawa professor Michael Geist has great information on his website and there’s a campaign called netneutrality.ca gaining steam – just type in – savethenet.ca The CRTC has only given us till June 12 to make our voices heard.

This sort of discrimination would really hinder future innovations. A lot of really popular sites, like Google, eBay, and YouTube wouldn’t even exist if there hadn’t been net neutrality. And democracy is all about free speech – and the other frightening thing about this is that I.S.P.’s could censor speech they don’t like — in fact, we’ve already had examples of it.

In September 2007 in the States, Verizon Wireless refused to allow a Pro-Choice organization from sending text messages over its network. In 2005, Telus blocked access to voices-for-change.ca, a website supporting the company’s labour union during a worker’s dispute. Right now, Bell Canada is throttling (or slowing down) third party Internet service providers (ISPs)

The Internet should continue to offer equal access to everyone. Cable and telecos shouldn’t be allowed to say who gets the fast lane, who gets the slow lane, and where we’re allowed to go on the Internet.

Net Neutrality is about giving equal access to everybody – the net has become an integral part of the way we share ideas and information and has been an instrumental factor in digital innovation. We’ve got to fight to keep it that way. We’ve got to savethenet Canada.

You can learn more about net neutrality and make your voice heard at savethenet.ca and netneutrality.ca. And also please check out Michael Geist.ca – that’s G-E-I-S-T who has a really informative website with lots of excellent information.

www.savethenet.ca

Voiceprint with Trevor Devall & Guests: Eps 15 - Maryke Hendrikse

webmaster — Thu, 22 May 2008 06:57:21 +0000

Hey folks! Here’s the next installment…

Our next guest is Colin Murdock, funny, funny voice guy that he is. Send in your questions to voiceprint@trevordevall.com, as always!

I’ll see you Toronto-types this weekend at Anime North!

Voiceprint with Trevor Devall & Guests: Eps 14 - Terry Klassen

webmaster — Fri, 25 Apr 2008 02:16:18 +0000

(Sorry for the delay, folks… there’s some weirdness happening with the site, especially with trying to view the comments. My IT guy is working diligently on it!)

Here’s the one and only Terry Klassen interview - a funny, funny guy to talk with (and informative to boot). Have a listen!

Our next guest is the award-winning Maryke Hendrikse (of such shows as Johnny Test, Black Lagoon, and many others). I know, I know - finally, another female guest! Send in your questions to voiceprint@trevordevall.com.

To those of you in Toronto: I’ll see you in a few weeks at Anime North! Looking forward to it!

Doing another draw soon for an autographed episode of your choice…make sure you’re signed up to the Facebook Voiceprint page to be eligible!

Voiceprint with Trevor Devall & Guests: Eps 13 - Behind the Toronto Con

webmaster — Thu, 27 Mar 2008 23:53:07 +0000

A very special episode detailing the behind-the-scenes goodness that is the guest’s experience at a convention. Brian Dobson and myself joined Chris Patton, Michael Sinterniklaas, and Chris Sabat at the 2008 Animecon in Toronto, and much revelry was had by all. Hope this gives you a glimpse of what it’s like on “the other side” of the panelist table!

(And special thanks to Andrew Mortimer for the promo!)

WARNING: In our “revelry”, a few naughty words may have slipped out… I think I caught all of them, but sometimes they get by me.

Also, the episode file on the website is fairly big…so if it takes a sec to load, just give it a moment.

And in other news… a winner of the first Voiceprint contest has been drawn! For simply joining the show’s Facebook page, our winner will have a specially signed copy of any Voiceprint episode they want sent to them on CD. And our winner is…

…

Courteney Hawkeye from Calgary, Alberta! Congratulations! Be sure to email me your preferred episode and mailing information so I can get the autographed CD out to you (send to voiceprint@trevordevall.com).

Thanks to everyone who joined!

I’ll be doing another draw in a few months - and then, at the end of the season, I’ll make our Grand Prize draw for an autographed compilation of all the Voiceprint episodes!

And now, back to regular programming. Our next guest will be Terry Klassen, voice director extraordinaire. Send me your questions to voiceprint@trevordevall.com today!

Special episode coming…

webmaster — Mon, 24 Mar 2008 22:00:31 +0000

Keep watching the skies, folks…the new episode is on its way, slowly but surely…

…and those of you who may think you have guessed what the deal is with the “secret special episode” - just keep it to yourself, k? Don’t want to ruin the surprise!

New Draw Date

webmaster — Mon, 17 Mar 2008 21:50:23 +0000

Due to my ridiculous schedule, I have to move the first contest draw date to Thursday March 27.

Thanks for all your contributions…keep ‘em coming, and let’s get the word out!

Voiceprint with Trevor Devall & Guests: Eps 12 - Tabitha St. Germain

webmaster — Sat, 08 Mar 2008 05:28:29 +0000

Ah, T-Bone (one of our many affectionate names for Tabitha). She is always a treat!

Ok guys, contest time! Be sure to join the Voiceprint Facebook page (do a search for Voiceprint with Trevor Devall and it will show up). Everyone who joins the page will be entered into a draw for a fabulous prize: an autographed CD of a Voiceprint episode of your choice! Feel free to add appropriate pics/videos/drawings - I’ll be watching for them!

The first draw will happen on Sunday March 23.

Also, if you can send me a link/webpage/picture/soundbyte/anything else you can think of that shows you promoting the show somehow, you’ll be eligible for the grand prize draw at the end of our season: a CD of all the Voiceprint episodes, fully autographed by all the guests! Even if that means something as simple as a link on a blog, that’ll qualify - so get on it today!

Our next episode is going to be a fun (and unique) one…check back here in a week or so for details!

Voiceprint with Trevor Devall & Guests: Eps 11 - Ian Corlett

webmaster — Thu, 21 Feb 2008 04:21:12 +0000

At last! We’re back for the new season, and what an opener. Check it out! This one’s as long as the McNeil episode…and just as entertaining.

Here are the links we talked about in the show:

www.beingian.com

www.ianjamescorlett.com

As a side note, Matt Hill’s big run around North America to spread global-warming awareness is coming up…be sure to check in to his website at www.runforoneplanet.com.

Our next guest is Tabitha St. Germain. Send in your questions for her to voiceprint@trevordevall.com, and any other questions or comments to me at fans@trevordevall.com.

See you next time…

Some News…

webmaster — Mon, 11 Feb 2008 18:21:18 +0000

Hey folks. Apologies for the delay of the next episode with Ian Corlett - between scheduling issues and this virulent flu bug that I am just now getting over, we haven’t been able to record the show yet. Thanks for all your questions… hopefully this Friday I’ll be able to get to all of them. Fingers crossed!

In other news, there are a few conventions I’ll be doing this year (I have to keep the number down this summer to accomodate my ridiculously busy working schedule). Here`s a couple:

Toronto Animecon - Toronto, Ontario (March 15-16) (www.hobbystar.com/upcomingevents/torontoanimecon2008.html)

Matsuricon - Columbus, Ohio (August 23-24) (www.matsuricon.org/)

For the Toronto con, Brian Dobson and I are flying in together. I have an interesting idea for a special Voiceprint episode revolving around this particular event, so stay tuned…

New Episode Coming Soon

webmaster — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 01:39:57 +0000

Hey folks. Happy New Year and all that jazz. The 2008 season of Voiceprint is coming soon, and our first guest will be Ian James Corlett, a mammoth in the industry!

(Well, not LITERALLY a mammoth…pretty sure they went somewhat extinct a while ago…but you know what I mean)

Anyhooo, send in any questions you’d like me to ask him to voiceprint@trevordevall.com. We’ll be recording the episode on Monday, February 4.

Stay tuned for upcoming epsiodes featuring Tabitha St. Germain, Lee Tockar, Kirby Morrow, Terry Klassen, and many more!

Talk at ‘ya soon!

Ah, ’tis the season…

webmaster — Fri, 21 Dec 2007 08:25:55 +0000

Merry Ho-ho everybody! And what better way to spend the holiday than by watching the latest xmas episode of Red in Tooth and Claw?

http://redintoothandclaw.com

See y’all in 2008!

OMG!!!!!!!!

webmaster — Thu, 29 Nov 2007 21:20:49 +0000

My SINCEREST apologies to all of you who have been writing me during the last few weeks and have not had a response.

It turns out the #@$%$##@# spam filter was rerouting your emails!!! Stupid, stupid technology!!!! AAARRRRGGGHHHH!!!!!!!

Anyway, problem solved. I promise I’ll never let you fine folks go ignored again!

My apologies, especially to all of you who wrote in questions for our guests and never had them answered.

So, Evan, Jonathan, Amanda, drakh, Melissa, Martin, Steph, Shaun, Melanie, and Collin (and anybody else who got ripped off by the spam filter): I crave your forgiveness…

-Trev

Voiceprint with Trevor Devall & Guests: Eps 10 - Brian Drummond

webmaster — Tue, 27 Nov 2007 07:22:44 +0000

Ah, the 10th episode. Who knew we’d come this far? Brian was a great guest - have a listen.

I made reference to a radio show I did Monday night - “What’s So Funny” with host Guy MacPhearson. Normally, archives can be found here: http://www.coopradio.org/listen/index.html. We talked about www.redintoothandclaw.com; make sure to check out our special Christmas episode…

Voiceprint’s going to take a Christmas break, but we’ll see you back here in January. Check back here for details on our next guest. As always, feel free to write me at fans@trevordevall.com.

Merry ho-ho, and all that…

Voiceprint with Trevor Devall & Guests: Eps 9 - Karl Willems & Mike Iske

webmaster — Thu, 15 Nov 2007 07:28:42 +0000

A very special episode featuring two of animation’s most important fellas - from The Ocean Group, Karl (a director) and Mike (a technician). Check it out…

Our next guest is actor Brian Drummond. Send in your questions to him at voiceprint@trevordevall.com.

Wanna get to me? Try fans@trevordevall.com!

See ya next time…

Voiceprint with Trevor Devall & Guests: Eps 8 - Scott McNeil

webmaster — Thu, 25 Oct 2007 22:03:55 +0000

Ah, the long-awaited MCNEIL episode…and, as expected, we went WAY long (to the tune of an hour and a half!!!). But that’s what ya get when you interview someone as versatile and entertaining as Scotty.

(Also, due to the length of the episode, it might take a minute to load up if you’re listening to it right off this site.)

And congratulations Melissa for providing us with the BEST QUESTION EVAR!!!

Our next guests are going to be Karl Willems and Mike Iske, a director and sound technician (respectively) from Ocean Studios. It’s going to be a very special episode, so if you always wanted to ask techie-directory-kinda questions but didn’t know who to address them to, here’s your chance! As always send them in to voiceprint@trevordevall.com.

Don’t forget to check out www.redintoothandclaw.com for Weston Biggerstaff’s documentary series.

Also, I’m looking to put together a collection of convention photos and video of the various members of the Vancouver voice pool. If you have anything you think might work, send it along to fans@trevordevall.com.

See ya in a few weeks!

Voiceprint now on Podcast Pickle

webmaster — Tue, 23 Oct 2007 05:18:54 +0000

…and you can find us here:

http://podcastpickle.com/cast/28910/allEpisodes

Don’t forget: the Scott McNeil episode records on Wednesday, so get your questions in to voiceprint@trevordevall.com

AE Panel

webmaster — Fri, 19 Oct 2007 06:45:40 +0000

This link was sent to me the other day (thanks Melaine and Dane!). It’s a great series of videos of yours truly interrupting an otherwise entertaining panel with Sam and Brad at Anime Evolution this year.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uh5_f9sUowk&mode=related&search=brad%20swaille%20sam%20vincent%20trevor%20devall%20anime%20evolution%202007

Voiceprint with Trevor Devall & Guests: Eps 7 - Brad Swaile

webmaster — Fri, 12 Oct 2007 08:00:39 +0000

Well, the long hiatus is finally over…and with our triumphant return, comes the latest episode of Voiceprint, with special guest Brad Swaile. Check it out!

The links mentioned in the show:

www.ytv.com/animemaster

www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/339918

http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=101408148

Our next guest is the one, the only, Scott McNeil. Be sure to send your questions to him to voiceprint@trevordevall.com, and as always, any other correspondence can be sent to fans@trevordevall.com.

See you in a couple of weeks!

Voiceprint Episode with Brad Swaile delayed…:(

webmaster — Tue, 25 Sep 2007 18:44:24 +0000

Bad news guys…I have to postpone the next episode of Voiceprint for a few weeks. I was supposed to record the show with Brad Swaile tonight, but I have come down with a wickedly bad cold; then I’ll be out of town for the next week or so, so I won’t be able to do the show until after that. Hopefully the new episode will be up the week of October 8th.

Sorry for the delay…but wish me a speedy recovery!

Voiceprint with Trevor Devall & Guests: Eps 6 - Brian Dobson

webmaster — Thu, 13 Sep 2007 01:43:21 +0000

Episode 6 is up and running. Big thanks to Brian Dobson for coming out.

The link from Martin’s Mailbag:

www.ytv.com/AnimeMaster/

Be sure to send in your questions for our next guest, Mr. Brad Swaile, to voiceprint@trevordevall.com. And, as always, any other emails can be sent directly to me at fans@trevordevall.com.

Thanks for listening everyone! Keep posting, keep writing, keep listening - and tell all your friends to check out the show!

And remember, if any of you out there have a podcast you want to advertise on my show, send me a bumper!

Nature Red in Tooth and Claw

webmaster — Sat, 01 Sep 2007 20:03:38 +0000

My good friend Dylan Rhymer (who provides much of the material for the “commercial break” segment on Voiceprint) has co-produced this mini-miniseries of nature “documentaries”. You gotta check these out; Weston Biggerstaff is a serious nature lover worth hearing…

The site is still under some construction, but click on “Episodes” on the menu bar at the top:

http://www.redintoothandclaw.com/

And some long awaited kudos…

webmaster — Tue, 28 Aug 2007 06:42:38 +0000

I just want to thank my good friends France Perras and Gabor Vida, for the show’s introductory voiceover and logo, respectively. Gab is also the one that ensures that the site runs smoothly…so a big shout out to him for all his hard work! Yay!!

Voiceprint with Trevor Devall & Guests: Eps 5 - Kelly Sheridan

webmaster — Tue, 28 Aug 2007 06:29:52 +0000

We’re back on track with Kelly Sheridan in Episode 5 of Voiceprint…check it out!

The links we mentioned on the show (and other good ones to boot):

Melissa’s fan pic of Sango: http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v170/lovesdarkness/Art%20stuff/?action=view&current=sango.jpg

www.ytv.com

www.genustheatre.com

www.kellysheridan.ca (under construction)

Next show’s guest: Brian Dobson! As always, forward your questions for Brian to voiceprint@trevordevall.com, and any comments, praise, or general expressions of blind, insane devotion to fans@trevordevall.com.

BTW, thanks for all the comments on the posts, guys - keep ‘em coming!

And another thing…

If any of you guys out there host a podcast of your own, let me know, and I’ll slap a promo for your show in the commercial break section of Voiceprint! Just drop me an email at fans@trevordevall.com, and after I get back to you, you can send me a promo to use in the show.

New interview posted - featuring ME for a change…:)

webmaster — Mon, 27 Aug 2007 23:44:13 +0000

Check it out at:

http://altf4-online.com/Trevor_mixdown.mp3

Thanks to Vincent for the interview!

Voiceprint with Trevor Devall & Guests: Eps 4 - Vic Mignogna

webmaster — Tue, 14 Aug 2007 06:44:06 +0000

Wow! This one sounds great. Nothing like a live studio audience to boost the energy of a show! Thanks to everyone at Animethon in Edmonton for helping us out with this very special live broadcast. Vic was an excellent guest…but don’t take my word for it: have a listen to the show!

Vic’s website: www.risemboolrangers.com

There’s a new advertisement on the show: a new bumper for the Big Bald Broadcast, a podcast created by new friend and colleague, Kyle Hebert. Check his show out at http://bigbaldbroadcast.blogspot.com, or find it on itunes.

Our next guest will be the lovely and talented Kelly Sheridan, who has been heard in such roles as Sango in Inuyasha, Barbie in countless specials, Diana in Martin Mystery, Hillary in Hamtaro, and many, many more! As always, feel free to forward your questions for Kelly to voiceprint@trevordevall.com

Also, stay tuned to this space, because over the next few weeks our guests will include Brian Drummond, and the one, the only, Scott McNeil! See you soon…

Voiceprint with Trevor Devall & Guests: Eps 3 - Matt Hill

webmaster — Tue, 07 Aug 2007 06:51:41 +0000

Here it is: the third episode of the podcast! Matt Hill proved, as expected, to be a very entertaining guest, and I’m sure you’ll agree when you listen to his interview.

A few links I mentioned in the show:

www.ytv.com for the Stormhawks preview page. Don’t forget to tune in to YTV to watch the sneak preview on August 27th!

www.matt-hill.com is Matt’s personal webpage.

www.runforoneplanet.com is a very important website developed my Matt. Check it out and support his run across North America to spread environmental awareness. That site goes live on August 14th. In the meantime, watch the promo here:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=Oj4XYIbevsM

Next episode: the live panel from Animethon in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada! Forward your questions for Vic Mignogna to voiceprint@trevordevall.com.

The Word Spreads…

webmaster — Sat, 04 Aug 2007 17:45:09 +0000

Well, we’ve been up and running for a month now, and word of the podcast is starting to get out there. I’ve just been informed of a notification about the show on Crystalacids.com. That’s a pretty huge site when it comes to all things anime, so if they’ve heard of us, that’s good news! (http://www.crystalacids.com/news/2007/08/03/794/)

I also received an email from the senior research analyst and “anime master” at YTV, with some sneak preview information to be aired during Matt Hill’s interview! That interview happens in just a few days, so if you have anything to ask or say to Matt, let me know at voiceprint@trevordevall.com.

And an important notice to those of you attending Animethon in Edmonton (Aug 10-12): our special live episode of Voiceprint with Trevor Devall & Guests will be presented as a scheduled panel that you can sit in on, listen to, and even be a part of, as I’ll be taking questions from the audience. My guest that day will be Vic Mignogna, so don’t miss it!

New Podcast Directory

webmaster — Sat, 04 Aug 2007 17:05:10 +0000

New directories added! You can find the show on itunes, Podcast Alley, and now on Podcast.net.

Check this space for more directories as they get added…

Voiceprint with Trevor Devall & Guests: Eps 2 - Michael Dobson

webmaster — Wed, 25 Jul 2007 07:52:11 +0000

Here’s the second episode of the podcast…check it out! Mike did a great interview; he’s always a fun guy to chat with.

Our next guest is Matt Hill, so if you have any questions you want to ask Matt, email us at voiceprint@trevordevall.com.

And remember, any other questions or comments can be sent to fans@trevordevall.com.

Convention Appearances

webmaster — Tue, 17 Jul 2007 15:52:26 +0000

This summer is a pretty busy for me, so unfortunately I don’t have a whole lot of time to jetset around the continent. Bummer - I love coming out and seeing you guys at the cons. That said, I am appearing at two in August:

Animethon in Edmonton, AB Canada, August 10-12. This will be my second appearance at my home town’s anime convention, and I’m looking forward to it - they always treat us guest-types really well! Also, Vic Mignogna is appearing at the con, and he doesn’t know it yet, but he’s going to be a surprise guest on a special “live-from-the-con” episode of Voiceprint… (http://www.animethon.org)

Anime Evolution in Burnaby, BC Canada, August 17-19. I love the guys out at Anime Evolution (I was a guest in 2006 and 2004 as well), and I’m thrilled to be a part of their con once again. (http://www.animeevolution.com)

That’s it for now…but check this space for future appearances!

Trevor Devall’s Biography

webmaster — Thu, 12 Jul 2007 15:43:45 +0000

Trevor Devall is a prolific voice artist, having performed in hundreds of animated productions including television movies, series, feature films and video games. Some highlights: Mu Laflaga in Gundam Seed, Moordryd Payne on Dragon Booster, Alpha Q in Transformers: Energon, Neo from Gundam Seed: Destiny, Scourge in Transformers: Cybertron, and the voice of the alien helmsman Hermiod on Stargate: Atlantis.

Trevor’s ongoing list of animated series work includes the roles of Friagne and Marcho on Shakugan No Shana, Shiro Mibu in the sci-fi horror series Soul Taker, Mr. Match and Mysterious Man in Megaman: NT Warrior, Kana’s father, Conrad Iwata in Hamtaro, Pyro and Captain Stone in X-Men: Evolution, Wild Weasel in G.I. Joe: Valor vs. Venom, Ganossa Maximillian in Silent Mobius, and many more.

For feature films, he has performed roles including Baramanda in the CG feature A.R.K., Toa Pohatu in Bionicle: Mask of Light, Toa Nuju in Bionicle: Legends of Metru Nui, and Shesta in Escaflowne.

Additionally, Trevor is an award-winning writer and director. Nominated for four Jessie Awards (including the Sydney Risk Prize For Outstanding Original Play), his play The Back Kitchen Release Party has been selected by Vancouver’s Arts Club Theatre for its 2008 season. Trevor’s Leo-Award-winning film, The Plaids (which he wrote, produced and directed), aired on The Comedy Network and Space: The Imagination Station from 2001-2004. Trevor has also written episodes for several major animated programs, including The Very Good Adventures of Yam Roll in Happy Kingdom.

In addition to performing for animation, Trevor works as a voice acting coach, and also teaches acting at some of the finest institutions in the city.

A native of Edmonton, Alberta, Trevor currently resides in Vancouver.

Trev’s Kewl Video Demo

webmaster — Wed, 04 Jul 2007 21:54:43 +0000

Put together a little demo of some clips from animated shows I’ve done…check it out.

Voiceprint: The premiere episode!

webmaster — Wed, 04 Jul 2007 01:09:57 +0000

The very first episode of “Voiceprint, with Trevor Devall and Guests” is on the air! This week (actually, recorded on June 14…we had some technical issues getting the website up and running…) our very special guest is Sam Vincent, voice of many, many animated characters, including Athrun Zala from Gundam Seed. Have a listen, and don’t forget to email us your questions for our next guest, Michael Dobson. If there’s anything you have always wanted to ask Michael, but never had the opportunity, here’s your chance! Email us at voiceprint@trevordevall.com, and I’ll try and make sure to ask Michael your questions in the interview.

Welcome!

webmaster — Tue, 03 Jul 2007 22:09:45 +0000

Hey everyone! Welcome to the brand new official fansite for Trevor Devall!

Every other week or so, we’ll be posting a new episode of “Voiceprint with Trevor Devall and Guests”. Check them out, and if you have any questions you’d like me to ask my Guest-du-jour, email them to me at voiceprint@trevordevall.com.

All other emails can be sent to fans@trevordevall.com. Looking forward to hearing from you!
Trevor