KIM HURDON
KH Casting
Kim Hurdon is a voice casting/director with over thirty-five years of experience under her belt, has appeared as a voice specialist on TV, radio and in print, and has been dubbed “The Queen Of Voice”. A passionate supporter of the voiceover community, Kim serves as Co-Vice President of the Canadian Association of Voice Actors (CAVA), where she actively champions performers rights and promotes industry growth across Canada.
She is the pre-eminent voice director for video games in Toronto and has worked on tons of franchises including: Star Wars Outlaws, Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora, Overwatch, Warframe, Soulframe, Far Cry, an NFT game called Parallel, Ghost Recon, Watchdogs, and Assassin’s Creed along with 2 x NDA’ed games that are recording as you read this.
Kim is a judge for the Daytime Emmys for several animation categories. Her own animation credits include: Breaking Bear, Barney’s World, Paw Patrol Spin Off: Rubble & Crew, Caillou, Hamsters of Hamsterdale, Super Wish, Red Ketchup, Molly of Denali, Blues Clues and You, The Magic School Bus Rides Again, and Max & Ruby along with 2 unannounced series.
Kim’s company; KH Casting, employs 6 voice casting/directors whom, all told, bring well over a hundred years of experience to the table. KH does online/in studio specialty workshops, coaching and produces VO demos. If you need anything voice related, Kim’s got you.
LISTENING TO YOUR PEERS
You are welcome to listen to your own recording as well as everyone else’s recordings. They are all available to download to members of the VOWW. Hearing your peers do what THEY do is always a great opportunity to learn.
A piece of copy in any genre can be read 1,000’s of ways. In the real world you are auditioning against 100’s of other actors never knowing really what you are up against. The VOWW is an incredible behind the scenes look into what other actors are doing with the same piece of copy. How other home studio’s sound compared to yours. What feedback would look like depending on how any performance is delivered. It can be eye opening, well EAR opening in many ways for the participants who take the time to delve into all the reads and feedback and not just their own.
