Nicholas Camm: Actor and voice artist in Lancaster, United Kingdom.

Hi Nicholas, thanks for connecting!

Hi, Nicholas! Thank you for your connection, much appreciated. I hope life is treating you well?

This isn't a promo, as such, just wanted to share my narration of one of the finest stories I have done for some time: Brandon Sanderson's 'Defending Elysium'. 5 days after completion, it's still whispering in the back of my mind. And, although it isn't my field, I'm amazed it has never been optioned for a film. If there's any whiff of promotion, it simply serves the host, StarShipSofa. They'll get a few extra clicks (it's free to listen), and they are a jolly fine bunch. Oh, and they are always on the look-out for new narrators. Hope this might tickle some of your fancies! Cheers. http://bit.ly/1iroh8M

To my great surprise I've been asked to hold an 'Audiobook Narration for Beginners' webinar for StarShipSofa.com. So, my question to any narrators out there: what tips, hints, do's and don'ts would you give to an aspiring narrator? Any suggestions welcome, be they blindingly obvious or just downright bizarre. And if you are an aspiring narrator, what would you like to know that would help you on the journey? Thanks muchly, kind folk!

Rule Britannia...Keep in touch Nick

Hello. I've just finished my first attempt at an audiobook demo, and would be delighted if anyone might want to give it a wee listen and perhaps offer some, very welcome, feedback. All the excerpts are from stories that have been, or are about to be, presented on various podcasts I have the pleasure of working with. Thanks in advance, y'all. https://soundcloud.com/moonlandingnow/audio-book-narration-demo

Hi, Thanks for the connection. I am also on twitter: http://www.twitter.com/maxmusiccouk Cheers MAX http://www.max-music.co.uk

I've been an actor for some years, with the usual feast/famine success rate. I became a (very) minor British celeb last year as an anonymous, eccentric man-on-the-run-on-the-radio (long story). Over the last year I decided to take the bull by the horns and get into voice acting. By blatant begging and borrowing I've managed to set up a home studio and the vocal wheels are now slowly starting to turn. There's a great sense of satisfaction in having a semblance of control over things instead of waiting for the phone to ring. I also regularly narrate for StarShipSofa.com, a wonderful site if you like your sci-fi. Needless to say, I like my sci-fi. And while we're here, why not say hello on Twitter - @NickCamm1, that's where I do most of my blathering. Thanks for listening, y'all, and have a splendid weekend.

Writing dialogue is not easy. As a screenwriter you have to know the voice of each of your characters - the way they speak, their jargon, temperament... everything...while writing tight compelling scenes. What in your opinion is the best or your favourite dialogue scene in a movie ever?

How many voice actors have looked int/ considered doing audio books? On the business end of Audibles they have a program where if the author is willing to give 50% to the reader, then audibles gives them 90% of sales. I work with a bunch of authors and we were playing with the idea of casting audiobooks and having multiple readers. Would anyone be interested in doing such a project on % of sales?

Thanks for the add, boss. I'm a bit late on the uptake!

Thanks for the add, sir. All the best to you and your camera!

Here's the new episode of StarShipSofa where I narrate Hugh Howey's icy little tale, 'The Walk Up Nameless Ridge'. Hugh is a publishing phenomenon, an indie writer who is selling by the million and whose novel 'Wool' has been optioned by Ridley Scott, no less. It's my first recording done with my pro set-up and hope it will lead to greater (or at least paid) things. It'd be fantastic to get some feedback. Do I have a future? Or am I just a naive, misguided fool? The story starts at around 43 mins into the show, if you want to skip. And it's not really heavy Sci-Fi, for those of you who don't like that type of thing. Hope some of you can give it a listen. That would be grand. Oh, and it's free! http://www.starshipsofa.com/2013/04/09/starshipsofa-no-284-hugh-howey/

Do you only dabble in dog walking? Surely you're a pro by now!