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Marketing your Voice
Advertising Brands and Voice Overs
A look at the steps behind a brand's ad, from defining the audience to placing it, and why the script's already locked by the time you're hired.
Voice Over Business Page 15. Running your voice over career like a business: rates, contracts, clients, invoicing and the habits that keep the work coming in.
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Working Voiceover Online: Tips to Stay Successful
Being online isn't enough if clients can't reach you. Tips for voice actors on staying responsive, keeping a calendar current, and updating demos.
Voice Over Business
Two Sides To One Coin: Voiceover and Dubbing
Voiceover, un-style voiceover and lip-sync dubbing get mixed up all the time. What each one actually is, and where you'll see them used.
Voice Over Industry
Jim Sanders Checks Off An Item From His Bucket List: Do Voiceover
Jim, a Philadelphia voice actor with an arts management day job, talks basement studio setup, his Groucho Marx impression, and starting late.
Voice Over Business
Alexa Smith Brings Her Sass To The Voice Realm
Alexa, a Phoenix radio pro of 23 years, talks about her sassy hotel spots, her home studio gear, and why feedback beats going it alone.
Voice Over Business
Jackson Daniel On The Human Voice and Voice Overs
Jackson, a San Francisco voice actor with theater and sketch comedy roots, talks home studio gear, a tricky documentary job, and why coaching pays off.
Voice Over Business
Marcela Loria: Female Voice Artist with The Voice Realm
Marcela, a bilingual voice artist from Costa Rica, on her radio start, voicing seven characters in one e-learning course, and staying happy at work.
Voice Over Business
Head In The Game, Australian Voice Actor: Graeme Stone
Graeme, an Australian voice actor and former radio DJ, talks about his start in 1979, his home studio gear, and why being directed is tough.
Voice Over Business
Cooper Chapman, Child Voiceover Actor with The Voice Realm
Cooper is ten and has been voice acting since he was five. He talks characters, recording in mom's closet, and working through the flu.
Voice Over Business
And The Lack Of A Voiceover
Mr. Robot's quiet second season raises a fair question: when does a show need voiceover narration, and when is silence the better call?