On TV/Radio

Together
In his review of one of Mary Jo and Rick’s cabaret shows, Milan Paurich of The Vindicator observed, "Their easy-going, intuitive rapport is the kind that can't be learned, only lived.” The dynamics which enable them to be such effective communicators and performers on stage are equally evident in their on camera work. For inquiries as to how Mary Jo and Rick could become the spokespersons for your corporation or business, contact us.

Mary Jo Maluso
Mary Jo began her on-camera career while in her teens as a corporate commercial singer/spokesperson. She would soon be on the air daily as a weatherperson and eventually hosted both a regional morning magazine show, Good Morning, Youngstown, and a very popular afternoon movie/game show, Pow!. Numerous commercials and roles as spokesperson/interviewer have added to her reputation as a consummate professional on-camera talent who is not only a skillful improviser, but also a virtually flawless reader.

Rick Blackson
Whether in a coat and tie on a set Just In Time, or in a short-sleeved shirt on a baseball diamond Scrappers Baseball Weekly, Rick’s delivery is always relaxed and sincere. Based on a lifetime of developing excellent sight-reading skills in the musical arena, Rick is masterful at reading cue cards or teleprompters with impeccable precision.

Watch samples of Mary Jo and Rick on TV.

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On Radio
Good voice-over artists bring more to the microphone than an ability to read well. They must combine an actor’s ability to interpret the copy with a radio deejay’s sense of timing. They must know their own voices and have command over their tonal qualities and textures. Although neither Rick nor Mary Jo specialize in character voices, they both know the importance of performing all reads with lots of character. To add their voices to your project, contact us.

 

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