A few years ago, I voiced an interesting project for Kodak: a self-serve photo development kiosk where photographers could process their own film by simply walking up to a kiosk, installing their film, and controlling the processing of their photos in a very turnkey way. I was actually hired by a sound studio in Australia do voice the “North American-Sounding Female” version — the idea (especially in retrospect) became antiquated pretty fast with the advent of digital picture-taken making direct-to-film photography all but obsolete to all but a few hobbyists. Nevertheless, the project went forward, and with the studio being happy with the sound files and the invoice paid, I didn’t think too much about the project — the product hit the stores, and it promised to be a huge time-saving (and more private) way of having photos developed — however short-lived

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