"The Silicon Engine" project narration.

Posted by Bobbin Beam at 4/28/2010
Categories: Announcements, Voiceover
Tags: documentary style voiceover narration Computer History Museum
The Silicon Engine

This is a fascinating project I narrated for the Computer History Museum , located in Mountain View, California. I am excited and proud to share this because it it tells an interesting story and I like the way the director pulled a documentary feel in the read from me.  Plus, I am facinated by computers, and have owned one since the late '70's. Ah...the Radio Shack TRS-80.
(Even though sometimes they can frustrate me completely!)

The museum's grand opening will be early 2011.

 

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  • 5/7/2010 Paul wrote:
    Bobbin,
    Ah, the trash 80 from Radio Shack with the 5" floppies! I worked at a small radio station in Maryland that ran all their automation on those machines!
    Paul
    1. 5/8/2010 Bobbin Beam wrote:
      Yea, and the first hard drive was a cassette tape!!!! lol!
  • 5/27/2010 Justin S Barrett wrote:
    Great work, Bobbin! The history of technology is a really fascinating subject, and the presentation you voiced is a great summary of the progress that's been made over the years. It's amazing to see how far we've come, and I can't wait to see where we go from here.
    1. 5/29/2010 Bobbin Beam wrote:
      Hey Justin,
      Thanks for stopping by. I actually enjoy technology too and am kind of a geek at heart. I've recorded a number of similar presentations for the museum on various related topics, including "Human Computers", and "History of Microsoft", which are in post-production. I am hoping to make the journey to the museum when it opens next year.
      All The Best,
      Bobbin
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