Dwayne Caudill
Musician | Actor | Entrepreneur
Memphis, Tennessee, USA
Actor
After hearing for decades, "You have a great voice. Are you in radio?", I finally decided to seriously pursue voice acting in early 2023. After being advised by a Voiceover coach to pursue acting classes in order to improve my VO skills, I began studying the craft of film acting. I haven't looked back. Now, I pursue Acting and Voice Acting with equal vigor, and I absolutely love doing both.
Here are the key people who have helped me thus far in my development as an Actor and Voice Actor:
Actor
So much of the credit for my development and advancement as a film actor thus far goes to Forrest Pruett and the Indie Acting Studio (IAS).
The tools, tips, tricks, and invaluable insights I have received via ongoing acting studies, and via workshops with industry professionals at IAS have been very impactful to my acting and voice acting careers.
I love my IAS family!
Voice Actor
My development as a voice actor came via the tutelage of these four VO professionals: Gabrielle Nistico, Mike DelGaudio, Joe Loesch, and Ric Chetter.
Gabby has imbued me with so much important business insight and advice on navigating the ins and outs of the VO industry.
Mike has given me a myriad of invaluable instruction and insight on the tools and technical aspects of being a VO artist.
Joe and his workshops have provided me with crucial instruction on the critical first steps in becoming a VO artist, as well as insight and instruction on audio book work and character voices develpment and expression.
And, Ric was instrumental in helping me fine tune the setup of my home studio, and in directing me to my first resources from which to obtain work as a new VO artist.
Gabby Nistico
Joe Loesch
Mike DelGaudio
Ric Chetter