Is It Time For a New Demo Reel?
Signs your voice over demo needs a refresh, from the four year mark to better sound quality and bigger bookings worth showing off.
Signs your voice over demo needs a refresh, from the four year mark to better sound quality and bigger bookings worth showing off.
Digital video ad spending keeps climbing, and that means more voice work. Plus why your home studio sound could be costing you bookings.
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.
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.
A Minneapolis lab absorbs 99.99% of sound and measures -9 decibels. People start hallucinating inside, and 45 minutes is the record stay.
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.
Jim, a Philadelphia voice actor with an arts management day job, talks basement studio setup, his Groucho Marx impression, and starting late.
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.
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.
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.