== About ==


The experience of building two successful businesses in the entertainment field combined with the experience of building success as an entertainer has offered Bourgeois Farmer tremendous opportunity to gain perspective. For David and Evan, that perspective has provided a clear picture of opportunity. An opportunity to create interesting, unique programming that entertains, educates, and then entertains more. Perspective has convinced us to develop media concepts that are multidimensional, utilizing technology and good old fashioned marketing to attract new viewers, and keep existing viewers dedicated.

Our concepts are always well researched and well developed, but at the same time always open to creative change. Our goal is to develop long term work relationships with networks and partners who will become creative collaborators.

David Bourgeois

David Bourgeois is a professional music composer and producer, studio owner, and nationally known Voice Acting expert. David owns White Lake Music & Post, a recording and post production facility whose clients include Discovery Network, HGTV, The New York State Governor's Office, and numerous others. His recent film compositions include "The Last Round", featuring William B. Davis, and the award winning "Letting Go".

David is also the CEO of Voice Coaches, the largest organization specializing in Voice Acting training in the United States. David has lectured on effective verbal communication from coast to coast. His companies employ a number of professionals in drama, broadcasting, audio and film production, speech language pathology, and communication.

David's organizations offer Bourgeois Farmer Productions the equipment and human resources to develop and complete media concepts quickly and efficiently.

David and his wife Anna reside (whenever possible) at their home on a lake in the Adirondack Mountain Region of New York. Other than that, you can usually catch up with them somewhere between LA and New York.

Evan Farmer

Perhaps best known as the host of TLC's hit show "While You Were Out" for four seasons, Evan Farmer first made entertainment news in 1998 with his portrayal of the central character "Jerry O'Keefe" in MTV's first made-for-television movie 2GE HER, for which he also recorded lead vocals on the soundtrack and follow up certified platinum album. The group went on to produce a television series and music videos, two of which were in the top ten of all requested videos for the year. The band solidified their success by sharing the stage on the Britney Spears "Oops I Did It Again Tour".

Beginning his acting career with his sister in a shopping mall commercial, Evan always retained a love for music and entertainment and eventually opted to be the only member of his family not to pursue a career in medicine. After studying architecture and communication at Tulane University, Evan relocated to New York and rapidly began to develop opportunities in national commercials, daytime television, professional music, and film.

Evan's work includes; The Fantasticks, Shaft Returns, Austin Powers 3, JAG, and D.A.G. Evan has also appeared as a reoccurring guest host of MTV's Total Request Live, as well as hosting shows for networks including VH1, WE and HGTV.

Actor, musician, designer, carpenter, pilot, skydiver, son, brother, philanthropist, dog owner, and all around high octane guy gives you at least part of the picture.

External Links

Bourgeois Farmer Productions

Voice Coaches