Voice Over Business – Review, Reflect & Respond
A quarterly check-in for your voice over business: the KPIs worth tracking, plus a Review, Reflect, Respond session to plan the months ahead.
Author: Tom Lindqvist
David Gavin, A Voice for All Reasons!
David, a Massachusetts voice actor, on going full time after a 2008 layoff, holding firm on his rates, and the one job clients still ask for.
Reviewing Your Voice Over Business and Planning for the Year Ahead
Two ways to take stock of your voice over business at year’s end: a SWOT analysis and a look at your numbers, from profit to pricing trends.
How to Build a Strong Voice Over Social Media Profile
Planning tips for voice actors setting up social media: know your brand, pick the platform your ideal clients use, post real content, and track results.
6 Signs You Have a Difficult Voice Seeker
Six red flags voice actors can spot early, from the extreme haggler to the one dangling future work, and how to handle each of them.
The Biggest Financial Mistakes a Voice Over Professional Can Make
Five money mistakes that sink voice over careers, from undercharging to skipping cash reserves, and what to do about each one.
Not in Your Studio? Use MicSwap!
MicSwap is an iOS app that emulates 13 studio mics so you can record away from your booth. Its creator explains how voice actors use it.
7 Ways to Effectively Manage Your Time for Voice Over Work
Seven time management tips for voice actors, from setting up a home studio to reviewing your calendar weekly and making dead time count.
My Voice Actor Life’s New Years Resolution
A working voice actor sits down with next year’s goals: a mic upgrade, better follow-through on audition deadlines, and finally building that website.
The Best TV Shows of 2016 (According to 10 Websites” Top 5)
Ten sites named their top TV shows of 2016, and the lists barely agree. We tally the 28 titles and look at how each one uses voice over.
