Squeaky Wheels, Grease, Funny Papers ~ And Airlift Mike
It’s long been said that the squeaky wheel will always get the grease. You also used to hear in those prehistoric days before the internet and digital, whe…
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SEX Continues To Sell Well At Airlift Productions
It occurs to me that my last several blogs have dealt with Life’s Rear View mirror (history), so let’s pump the brakes just a second and re-enter the 21st…
Airlift Mike & Morgus: Let’s Get Personal
As a close personal friend to the New Orleans & Late Night TV Icon Morgus the Magnificent and extremely gifted spirit Sidney Noel Rideau, it is with a heav…
Airlift Mike Rings The Dinner Bell For N’awlins
So, in a city internationally known for it’s incredible cuisine, exactly how do you put the spin on yet another entree into an already crowded field? How d…
Audio Books Are Murder! But Only When Done Correctly.
It really is true: To the VoiceOver guy, if the thirty second radio spot is the 100 yard dash, then the audio book recording process would have to be the m…
Spring Is Busting OUT All Over At Airlift Productions
It would appear that seeds sown through countless past seasons have now rooted, grown and indeed blossomed. Too flowery? Too poetic? Not so much. Run wit…
Voice + Over Tips from Airlift Mike
Everything changes. Count on it. Even – and especially – in the world of VoiceOver. If you want to get addicted to anything – get addicted to change. A…
From the Airlift Productions Studios to “12 Years a Slave”?
So I’ve got the Airlift Studios in the ‘home theater mode’ the other night to catch another blockbuster in 5.1 surround sound. It’s my favorite way to watc…
Airlift Mike Tosses An Audio Potpourri!
The life of a VoiceOver Recording Artist in 2015 is never boring. I mean, no sooner do you think you have all the answers, than they change all the questio…
Radio-Active Airlift Mike in 2015
The life of a Voice Talent is certainly never boring. One day you’re asked to be totally serious in a video narration for offshore oil exploration or ship…
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