50 States, 50 Voice-Over Roles Up For Grabs To Anyone In New Children's Fantasy Movie

Minnesota authors DC Johnson and Ron Rowan, along with Signal Pictures, bring latest novel to life as a new animated movie through The Golden Movie Ticket Dream.

MAPLE GROVE, Minn., May 1, 2012  -- The Golden Movie Ticket Dream contest will be awarding 50 men, women and children of all ages and from all 50 states across America a once-in-a-lifetime voice-over role in a new, family-friendly, animated movie based on the new children's fantasy novel, "The Secret Of MeadowBrook Orphanage," co-authored by DC Johnson and Ron Rowan.

The Golden Movie Ticket Dream requires no fee to audition, no acting agent and no voice-over experience at all. As the authors state, "If you can speak, you can win!" The 50 winners of this nationwide voice-over audition will be awarded their respective state's Golden Movie Ticket, which guarantees the winner the opportunity to fulfill a movie dream with a movie voice-over role.

"We believe everyone will be excited to audition throughout America, from California to New York, as everyone who desires to be a voice in a movie, deserves a chance at fulfilling that dream!" says DC Johnson.

Details about this contest and how to audition for a movie role can be found at www.TheGoldenMovieTicketDream.com.

ABOUT THE AUTHORS

DC Johnson is a Minnesota author who has written playful children's stories to stories about vampires. Her vampire series, "Memoirs Of A Vampire Countess" currently contains three novels with a fourth one planned for release later 2012 or 2013. Her first novel in this series has been signed to a movie deal and is expected to be released in 2013. Ron Rowan is a Minnesota author and a web/marketing professional. He is also the co-founder of the creative entity Rowan Creations (www.RowanCreations.com), who are currently authoring a children's Christmas story releasing later in 2012.

ABOUT SIGNAL PICTURES

Signal Pictures is a motion picture production company committed to finding great stories and telling them well on film. Founded in 1999 by Chris Gegax, Signal Pictures.

SOURCE DC Johnson Books