What working in Hollywood is all about. First inspired by radio, the images on TV and the magical lure of films, the boy from rural, small town Ohio in the 1950's got the idea he could make a living in the entertainment field. With no examples to follow, only a certainty it was possible, Jack Sender began as many others, with school plays and memorizing speeches for recital at assemblies. He went to college and got a job; first in radio and then television. After military service, with ten years experience in broadcasting and journalism, a wife and two small children, he leaped from the security of a good job in Cleveland to the untamed world of the fast motion, big-time in Hollywood.

There came more specialized training from the best mentors in Los Angeles to hone his craft and assistance by example from association with people who were leaders in the entertainment field. Through good times and bad he worked diligently without surrender. Not a salesman, not even that outgoing, but he had timing down pat. Jack knew what he could do and wouldn't give up his dream to succeed. From out of nowhere he persevered to become a top, award-winning voice talent. And, says he'd do it again. You can read about it and understand why.