These days most of your voice over jobs will be recorded from your home studio, but every once in awhile a client will ask you to record in a professional studio outside your home. There, you’ll work with a recording engineer who will direct you with possible input from a director and the client. Will you be ready?…
Would you like to narrate Audio Books? This month I answer subscriber Nick Curtiss’ question about how to become a literary voice. Nick asks: “I’ve enjoyed your Inside Voice Over newsletters. How do audio publishers select books? Do they use ‘in-house’ talent or audition or otherwise select individually for each book? How might I get…
Busy? Me too. Yet if you’re like me, you want it all and you’re always thinking ahead, looking for ways to make your life more enjoyable and productive. Problem is, where do you find the time to work on your new voice over career? In this week’s Inside Voice Over, I’ve got some great advice.It’s…
Today my mission is to save you from an innocent beginner’s mistake that could cost you years in your path to voice over success. It’s a common, but near fatal error many people make before they even start their training and do their voice over demo. But actually, this mistake has nothing to do with…
As I reflect on gratitude this Thanksgiving Holiday weekend, I wonder if you truly appreciate the awesome power of your voice. As you develop it on your voice over journey, you’ll (hopefully) make really some good money but I wonder if you have any idea what you do for your clients. An Infomercial Producer I…