Museum of the Moving Image Presents Late Show With David Letterman Announcer, Alan Kalter and New Author Sensation, Joan Baker in Voices Behind the Scenes

Museum of the Moving Image Presents Late Show With David Letterman Announcer, Alan Kalter and New Author Sensation, Joan Baker in Voices Behind the Scenes

An Entertainment Career Seminar in the Art of Voice-overs and Cocktail Party Sponsored by Citibank & Push Creative Advertising, NYC

NEW YORK, March 23 /PRNewswire/ --
There's never been anything like this program before!
Mingle and meet the industries Top Stars in the Voice-Over Industry

WHAT: Celebrities and entertainment industry moguls gather to bring
to life JOAN BAKER'S new book Secrets of Voice-Over Success in
a brilliant hands-on professional seminar complete with a
networking cocktail party that's certain to launch new
careers. The hush-hush guest list includes industry executives
in television, film, radio and advertising. And, all royalties
from MS BAKER'S book are donated to The Alzheimer's
Association.

WHEN: Thursday, April 20th, 2006
6:30-7:00 pm - Arrivals
7:00-9:00 pm - ALAN KALTER Host Q&A with the top stars of
Voice-over
9:15-10:30 pm - Party & Book Signing

WHERE: MUSEUM OF THE MOVING IMAGE
35th Avenue at 36th Street, Astoria, New York

WHO: ALAN KALTER and an all-star line up of voice-over actors,
including: Don LaFontaine, the voice of 5,000 movie trailers;
Valerie Smaldone, 106.7 Lite-FM; Steve Zirnkilton, the voice
of Law & Order Franchise; Joe Cipriano, of The Simpsons; Les
Marshak, The Oscar Awards; Bill Ratner, the voice of CBS NY;
Fred Collins, ABC News; Stephen Newman voices 20/20, and David
Fennoy of Showtime at the Apollo. Plus Emmy Award-Winning ad
man, Rudy Gaskins of New York's Push Creative Advertising.

BACKGROUND: When Sony Music, President Clinton, HBO, SHOWTIME, ESPN, Imus
in the Morning and ABC News needed top voice-over talent, they
chose Joan Baker. When Joan Baker decided to give back to her
industry, she chose to author a book -- Secrets of Voice-Over
Success: Top Voice-Over Actors Reveal How They Did It --
showcasing the top voice-over talent in the country.

All inspired by JOAN'S father, who lost the gift of
communication to Alzheimer's. JOAN BAKER'S spirit so inspired
David Hyde Pierce (spokesperson for the Alzheimer's
Association) that he wrote the foreword to the book. Why you
ask? DAVID explains, "Secrets of Voice-Over Success just
grabbed me. It grabbed me because I have both a love of its
subject -- the art of voice-over -- and a passion for its
mission: the fight against Alzheimer's."

Source: Museum of the Moving Image

CONTACT: Tomoko Kawamoto, Moving Image Press Coordinator,
+1-718-784-4520, or Interviews: Joan Baker, +1-212-471-3516

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