LIVECOM 2010

Thanks to everyone who attended THE BREWERY for LIVECOM 2010 for making it such an interesting afternoon. A lot of fantastic work produced over the past few months!

Good Luck to all participants involved in this afternoon's 2010 Ability Media International Awards taking place at the London Studios on South Bank. I am very proud to be providing the VOICE OF GOD for such a prestigious event..

OK, so clearly my blogging frequency leaves a lot to be desired! However, my first performance piece for some time as an actor is happening tomorrow night (Wednesday 27 March) at the Fan Museum in Greenwich - yes there really is a fan museum! I am very pleased to be participating in the premiere of Adrian Drew's MEETING MARK.

Also feel free to take a look at my updated presenter showreel..

And now, I promise to get better at blogging... I promise..oh, what the..

Something to stop you heading for bed..

I have just seen that Megafactories (series 2) which I voiced in December for Nat Geo is now airing in primetime. Wednesday and Fridays at 10pm seem like a good time to grab a beer (or large white wine if you're like me) and get to grip with the nitty gritty of high end manufacture. It's a really fascinating series, particularly the episodes geared to petrol heads.

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Dinner with the Doctor's dog.

I'm still smiling. On Friday night I was at a dinner party with former C4 colleagues, including John Leeson - known to many as the voice behind K9, Doctor Who's electronic dog companion. John's a gifted storyteller and recalled a day's filming when he was in a temporary audio booth, his mic cabled some half a mile from where Tom Baker and other cast members were filming. To occupy a few minutes downtime, Tom yells into the mic to John "Times crossword, John". Apparently, an observer on set couldn't believe his eyes (or ears) seeing Doctor Who, resting on a bank, paper spread open and sharing crossword solutions with the metal mutt!

Friday in South London

This is my first blog for my website. I am not normally short of words but today I feel as if I am! Essentially, I will use this space to flag up any small pieces of news, to advise when/where programmes I am narrating can be seen and maybe even to vent frustrations. I'll attempt to steer clear of rants. All feedback welcome, David.