“Why Voice?”

Is generating income important to you? Is bringing in new customers important to you? Is reaching your audience important to you? If you answered yes to these simple questions, than I have the answer for you. Use “VOICE” in your advertising.

Providing visual and adding a professional “VOICE” to your presentations and advertising campaigns, is probably the most economic and effective way of connecting with your audience. Adding “Voice” can help you sell your product in a more convincing and effective way. People want to know that you understand what their need is and adding “Voice” helps them to identify with you and your product.

With technology changing so rapidly, businesses and advertisers are using the present age technology to reach a broader audience. In years past, television and radio were the only forms of advertising using “Voice” but now podcasting, webinars and on-line advertising are effective avenues of communication using “Voice”.

Businesses are now using “Voice” for slogans and messages to enhance their brand identity. This is the most effective way to connect with your audience. Adding “Voice” to your marketing strategy can help you stand out and become a powerful force in your business.

Unfortunately, in this present time, there are still businesses that don’t acknowledge the importance of using a professional “Voice” talent, much more the effectiveness of it.

Don’t get left behind, understand that in today’s present age, “Voice” is not only used for television and radio advertising, it is used in every facet of multimedia from podcasting, to power point presentations to video production, it’s also very commonly used in slide show presentations.

Next time you think of using someone other than a professional. DON’T!… CALL ME, I CAN HELP! After-all, your brand identity and image is the most important aspects of your business.

“RICHARD SPECK” was produced by Lionsgate Films and directed by Michael Feifer. Richard Speck won the “People’s Choice Award” at the 2007 Beverly Hills Film Festival! My scene was shot at the infamous court house in downtown Los Angeles.

“DRIFTER” - Daniel opposite  Antonio Sabato Jr. & John Diehl in DRIFTER.  “DRIFTER” Led opening night at the “Beverly Hills Film Festival” – Film won 2009 “People’s Choice Award”

“TED BUNDY”- A Lionsgate Film directed by Michael Feifer.

“BRAM STOKER”- A Lionsgate Film directed by Michael Feifer. This was shot in Canyon Country on a very COLD December night.

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Daniel Tostenson is the host for a commercial campaign for Ever Cleanse. Commercial was shot in Los Angeles, California.

Daniel Tostenson hosts the Credit Guard’s Bill of Rights spot. Spot was produced by Marketing Architects in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Daniel Tostenson hosts national campaign for Credit Guard, a debt relief organization dedicated to assisting those in financial crisis.

Ceregem was shot at the CNN building in Hollywood, California.

Daniel’s commercial work for Altru Cancer Center is airing during the 2010 Winter Olympics.

Ford spot was produced for a national campaign.

Hotwire.com – Wow, 12 hours of work for 3 seconds of fame.

Biotene Mouthwash – That was a mouthful to say in 10 seconds.

Vote was produced by KTLA to bring attention to the poor condition of our public school system.

It’s Just Lunch was shot in Palm Desert and I WAS accompanied by my wife Jeanette.

Video montage of various commercial spots

allowed him to perform well within a wide variety of musical styles.

Rough Version of “Look In My Eyes” written by Daniel.

Daniel singing “Give Me Jesus” live at the Highlands Church.

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Daniel’s voice with Joyce Meyer Ministries “Stand Up and Be Counted” spot.

Voiceover for The Highland’s Church “Price Is Right” sermon illustration spot.

This spot was produced in support of the “National Day of Prayer”

This spot was produced for the annual Foursquare “Dodger Night”

Daniel’s voice for the David G. Evens “Dream Power” program open/close

Daniel narrates “The Christmas Story”