by Susan | Jun 21, 2012 | Voice Over Articles
Have you ever felt frustrated about getting started in voice overs because you’ve heard the same people get all the work? That’s the word on a lot of the voice over bulletin boards and social media and I want to put a stop to this right now because it... by Susan | Jun 8, 2012 | Voice Over Articles
One of the great things about voice-over is that you’re not live and that’s great news for anyone who makes mistakes while reading copy and that’s all of us. . Yet many novices become flustered and frustrated when they miss a word or stumble. Some... by Susan | May 30, 2012 | Voice Over Articles
Some years ago I booked a non-broadcast voice-over job with a big corporate client whose name you’ll recognize. I made a few hundred bucks from that first job but they liked my work and we continued to work together for almost 15 years. One day I got curious... by Susan | May 24, 2012 | Voice Over Articles
How to Minimize Annoying Mouth Noise By Susan Berkley Clicks, pops and slurps. Mouth noise can be a real occupational hazard for voice talent. Some producers will even stop hiring you if can’t get the problem under control. Ouch! But never fear, there are many... by Susan | May 16, 2012 | Voice Over Articles
Book More Voice-Over Work By Asking Better Questions By Susan Berkley As you build your voice-over business, you’ll be making lots of prospecting calls. The worst thing you can do is meekly ask the voice buyer if they like your demo and then hurry off the phone... by Susan | May 9, 2012 | Voice Over Articles
The Sonnet Project is a year-long internet-based, video exploration of Shakespeare’s great love poems. They will professionally film all 154 sonnets, performed by 154 different actors in 154 unique locations throughout the five boroughs of New York City....
