Planning your voice over demo? Remember these 3 simple words to get the job done right. By Susan Berkley Planning your voice over demo but feeling overwhelmed?What copy should you use? How do you produce a demo that will get you noticed? What do agents, producers and casting directors really want? Here’s how to start…To help…
Clicks, pops, a hissing S—mouth noise is the bane of all voice over talent. Sure, folk remedies like eating green apples and sipping teas and other potions can help, but now there are some technical fixes you can use to minimize, and maybe even eliminate the problem altogether. Try this handy pop screen trick In…
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 were at a networking event. The prospective voice buyers really…
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…
There is so much conflicting, and often confusing, information about the correct way to breathe for voice over work. Should your stomach go out or in when you inhale? How much breath do you actually need, and where the heck is your diaphragm anyway? If you’ve ever taken a Pilates or a yoga class or…