The document advertises the Voiceworx Basic Voice Acting and Dubbing Workshop. It provides an overview of the workshop, which trains aspiring voice artists over 8 sessions covering voice acting techniques, translation, character voices, and audition skills. It highlights the workshop founder Pocholo Gonzales and other instructors who are experienced voice actors and directors. Past students provide positive feedback on how the workshop helped them enter the voice acting industry.

1. VOICEWorxBasic Voice Acting and Dubbing Workshop
The Premier Voice Acting Academy in the Philippines
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2. If you have always wanted to become a voice artist for radio and tv
commercials, or dubber for telenovelas and anime, or improve how
people listen to you speak, then this is the way to go!
we are ready to
train you
Mr. Pocholo Gonzales
Founder/VoiceMaster
Dear Aspiring Voice Artists,
I am Pocholo Gonzales. I’ve got ONE ques-
tion to ask that could changeyour life for-
ever…
Are YOU constantly hearing commercials
that you know YOU could have voiced bet-
ter? Commercials that would sound better
if YOUR voice was used on them?
I’ll bet you hear those commercials every
day — but do nothing but complain.
Too many of us just accept things as they
are because they were done by a profes-
sional voice over person. Stop settling for
something YOU know you can do better!
If that’s the way you feel then you’ll be
very excited to hear about the incredible
opportunity that I would share to you…
I am living proof that the average person
can overcome all the “odds” and become
a successful VOICE OVER artist with the
right training.I was right where you are but
I did something about it and had been a
successful voice over artist for almost fif-
teen years.Ever since radio stations began
running commercials, people have been
complaining about them. They are too
long. There are too many of them.
As long as there are products to voice,
there will be a need for good skilled voice
over artists.
So, where do they come from? Who is
training them? How do they acquire the
skills necessary to get hired for voice over
work?
For almost 10 years, We have produced
more than 1000 voice artists and most of
them are now in Voice Acting Industry. We
love to have you too.
Wishing you all the best,
Mr. Pocholo Gonzales

3. our voice acting gurus
With the aim of producing and developing more successful and in-demand voice artists,
VoiceWorx provides students thorough training exercises and learning materials; hires the best
professional voice actors and dubbing directors as teachers, and; reveals techniques on self-
marketing and talent promotion. Students are also given lessons on script writing, translating,
voice directing, radio broadcasting, and advertisement recording.
Since 1991, Mr. Mandia has been working as a dubbing director for
ABS-CBN and Hero TV Channel. Peter Pan, Dog of Flanders, Remi, Julio
at Julia, Snowhite, RayEarth, BTX, Little Women 1 and 2, Zenki, Heidi,
Digimon 1 and 2, Hana Yori Dango, Kim Possible, Voltes V, Akazukin
Cha-cha. Bananas in Pajamas, Meteor Garden, Love Scar (Fantasy
Fever), ABCDEF-4, and Girls Marching On among others.
Danny “Ama” Mandia
The very talented voice actor and Director for Filipino anime
productions like, Fruits Basket, Rave Master, Mobile Suit Gundam,
Neon Genesis Evangelion, Beast Machines, Supergals, Babel 1 and 2,
Green Rose, and many more. Dr. Smith in the original Filipino Voltes V
and Sanosuke Kagara in Samurai X (Rorouni Kenshin).
Alexx “Supremo” Agcaoili
After more than 2 decades of professional work in the voice-acting and
dubbing industry. As a dubbing supervisor and director, Mr. Tolentino,
or Papa Neil as fondly called by his peers, is behind some of the most
popular Asianovelas like Lovers in Paris , Princess Lulu and Stained
Glass.
Neil Ericson “Papa” Tolentino
With over 18 years of Professional Experience in Voice Over and Events
Industry in the Philippines, Brian has everything you need in a Talent.
Showcasing a wide variety of voices from Corporate/Expert voice,
Coliseum barker types, Hard Sell, Drama, and Character or Animation.
With a solid background in Broadcasting, Brian is also a Scriptwriter,
Host and Director. You”ve Never Heard Something This Big!..
Brian Mathew “Big Brian” Ligsay
Futurist, Social Entrep, Youth Advocate, Voice
Artist, Voice Director/Coach, Motivational Speaker,
Broadcaster, Producer, Anime/Events Specialist,
and Personal Branding Expert.
He envisioned the Philippines to be the Center of
Voice Over Excellence in Asia through CreatiVoices.
Pocholo “The VoiceMaster” Gonzales
Peter has been editing sound and audios for
10 years now and he’s been with CreatiVoices
Productions since it started in 2005.
He is also a freelance Photographer.
Peter “Audio Tech” Baltazar

4. How to Take a
Voice Acting Workshop
1
Find an instructor who has
proper credentials. Avoid
taking voice acting workshops
with instructors who do not fill the
academic bill. Check out an
instructor’s resume. He will probably
have more to offer you as a student
if his experience in the business is
lengthy. Ask for referrals from people
in the entertainment business.
2 Decide on a voice acting
workshop that
emphasizes teaching you
how to act with your voice. All too
often, voice acting workshops
merely teach students how to al-
ter their voices. Remember that
the goal is learning how to act in
addition to a change of voice.
3 Choose a voice acting class
that has a business com-
ponent. After learning how
to act with your voice, you also
want to learn how to acquire jobs
with your new skill.
Register for the course. Pay all
associated fees. Purchase required
reading materials.
4
Attend the workshop Tips &
Warnings Avoid registering
for classes that have more
students than can be given individ-
ual instruction time. Workshops are
meant to develop individual skills.
You need to be on a microphone in
front of the workshop at least twice
each workshop session. Maximum
10 -12 students.
What is Voice-Over?
A voice over is any recording or performance by one
or more unseen voices for the purpose of
communicating a message – James Alburger. Any
message you hear without seeing the performer is
considered to be voice-over. This means voice-over
is all around us!
Is doing Voice-overs hard?
Voice-overs can actually
be done by anyone! And
it’s a very rewarding job in-
deed. A lot of Voice Talents
are being paid to play and
many professional voice-
overs get their kick out of
the industry just by enjoy-
ing what they do. Anybody
can do a voice-over, but not
everybody can do voice
acting.
With more than 16 years of
experience in voice acting,
the VoiceMaster truly has
the voice that can capture
anyone’s attention. No
surprise, he also knows
how to transform simple
productions into something
fresh and really attention-
grabbing ones.

5. Who do you look up to as a VOICE
OVER TALENT? Why?
It’s definitely going to be
Pocholo “Voice Master” Gonzales. I
attended his VoiceWorx
workshop and saw how versatile he was
in being able to change voices in a snap
of a finger. He was also able to impact
techniques on how I can bring out the
best voice in me.
Glenn Ong - Voice Over Talent
Published in Raket.ph
feedback
from our students
Cyril Cabornay
Singer/VO for Advertising
VoiceWorx opened doors for me in Dubbing
and Live Voice Overs. It also gave me a lot of
opportunities to meet a lot of young people
who has the same interest with me
especially in the Art of Voice Acting.
Wanlu Lunaria
Hall of Famer/Ventriloquist
I enjoyed my training under CreatiVoices and
VoiceWorx. I learned a lot about proper car-
ing for my voice and their voice acting drills
helped me enhance my puppets’ individual
character. CreatiVoices is also a big support
on my career.
Richard Sarmiento
AKA Rico Pañero “Yes FM 101.1”
I am one of the talented students of VoiceWorx Batch
15 who learned a lot from the biggest names in the re-
cording industry. We tackled the techniques and tips on
how to take good care of our voice, dubbing and voice
acting with so much fun, doing scripts like profession-
als, and met new friends with the same goal and dream
to make our voice sounds like we never imagine before.
Jag Camat
Voice Over Talent/Dubber
Because of VoiceWorx, my voice acting skills
has been honed and they also help me enter
the dubbing industry.
I’m now a full pledge dubber and voice over
artist in different networks like ABS-CBN and
TV 5.

6. VOICE ACTING Center
In CreatiVoices Productions’ Voiceworx, you learn voice acting’s
basics only from the Philippine’s finest voice artists. Made rich with
many years of experience in their field, they can share the best
learning every aspiring voice artist deserves.

7. VOICE ACTING is an art!
So what is Voice Acting?
Voice acting is an art. And like all other art forms it has tools and techniques which must
be mastered in order for you to succeed in the level of success you want to deserve. Its
about finding the kid in you. It requires dedication and passion for doing Voice-over jobs,
and lots of patience to master the skills. True, not everyone can do voice acting, but any-
body can benefit from learning how it works. In fact, many of the students in Creativoices
Clinic don’t pursue voice-over jobs, but need the voice acting skills to further themselves in
How do I benefit from Voice Acting lessons?
If you want to break into the world of voice-
overs, then voice acting is a must for you. By
knowing how to express yourself properly,
you can create real and believable charac-
ters for commercials, narrations, radio
drama and most especially animation. With
voice acting you can liven up a conversation
and get the attention you want, whether its
on a business or a personal level. If you or
your job requires you to:
1. Communicate with other people on the
same or higher business level.
2. Prepare Scripts, Write-ups or Citations for
Productions
3. Talk to customers or clients and close
business deals fast and efficient.
4. Constantly talk to other people and
associates by way of declamation, speech or
impromptu performance.
5. Or maybe you love to sing, host or perform
for an audience.
6. Express yourself in a creative and
entertaining manner.
How does it work?
The workshop lasts for about 2-3 intensive
hours each session, once a week. There are 3
training modules divided into 8 sessions and
categories:
Session 1: The Voice That Works
Session 2: Starting Over – What it takes to be a
voice talent
Session 3: Accents, Dictions, Variety, Articula-
tion and Movement. How to Create Voices.
Session 4: Translation and Effective Dubbing
delivery
Session 5: Creating interesting and unique char-
acter voices for Dubbing
Session 6: Actors acting. Working with Dubbing
dialogues and multi-voice copies.
Session 7: Fine tuning your performance, Dub-
bing Sessions and VO Best Kept Secrets
Session 8: One-on-One Mock Auditions with
Critique board and Q & A forum
SATURDAYS Morning Session 9-12 am
Afternoon Session 2-5 pm
8 Interactive, HandsOn and Amazing Week

8. PHILIPPINE CENTER FOR VOICE ACTING
V O I C E W O R X W O R K S H O P
THE
VOICEWORX
VOICEACTING ANDDUBBINGWORKSHOP
1745 Dian St., Creative Center 1745 Dian St.,
Palanan, Makati Ciry 1235
Call: +63-2-239-6468 and +63-906-214-3888
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