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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…

If you are new to voice over I’m about to give you some insider information that will help you breathe a big sigh of relief. The secret is: you don’t have to read the script perfectly all the way through. I know this may seem obvious to people who’ve been at this awhile, but many…

How to Get In The Mood for a Voice Over Audition or Booking By Susan Berkley Here’s some performance advice for doing voice overs when you’re just not in the mood. Maybe you just had an argument with someone or you’re tired or extra busy and your mind is a million miles away. Happens to…

Voice Over Networking Tips That Really Work! By Susan Berkley Nothing beats face time for making a lasting and favorable impression that can lead to work. Here are some networking tips inspired by my friend Shannon McCaffery on her blog www.marketingimplmenter.com One of our Career Launcher program members told me recently how effective these tips…

How To Kick Start your Voice Over Career By Susan Berkley I was thinking this week about how I could help you gain some momentum in the growth of your voice over business. To help get some clarity, I picked up a copy of the “Four Hour Workweek” by Tim Ferriss, a best-seller that was…