Work from Home: A New Trend for Aspiring Voice Over Talents
Working in a recording studio gives a voice actor a different kind of tingly feeling. Admit it, the engineer, the
Read moreWorking in a recording studio gives a voice actor a different kind of tingly feeling. Admit it, the engineer, the
Read moreSome of you, for sure, have done the squeaky wheel thing with your client — you followed up by email, you’ve left messages to all the available channels they use, you’ve done the megaphone outside their office window and they’re still not paying.
Read moreNot just particularly voice actors, but perhaps it’s every freelance worker’s dilemma — the pain of having to work on
Read moreChasing a non-paying customer is often a messy process, so it’s best to avoid the issue altogether by taking the
Read moreInitially, it’s normal to feel worried that you’re going to call up and get an earful of abuse from the the voice over client you’re calling. Voice over productions do business with each other every day, invoices go overdue all the time and, most of the time, people are really nice and completely happy to help.
Read moreEditing your voice over recordings is the final stop of the process before you publish or deliver it to your client. It involves the polishing of the raw files, adding up music effects, and engineering the overall quality of the sound. Hence, recording software is an important consideration if you want to produce a superb voice over. We crafted a guide for you in selecting which voice over software you plump for.
Read moreWe came across this voice actor, Michael Giunta, known as Mike Giunta, who shares his fun experience in completing a big project in someone else’s studio. To him, it was rather an adventure in disguise than a challenge.
Read moreThe question has always been, “How do I become a voice actor?” However perfectly tailored to aspiring voice talents, one
Read moreIf voice acting services per se can take place without the need of physical presence, why can voice over coaching not?
Read moreThe controversy on which the better status is to go for as a voice actor has been persisting since the beginning of the business and has intensified in the emergence of online voice acting marketplace.
First off, there is no clear-cut answer to this because both union and non-union voice over present their own advantages and disadvantages. The decision upon which path to take can be influenced by many facets but is ultimately on the voice actor’s hands, taking into anticipation the downside each carries itself with.
Read moreHave you ever tried to record your own voice in a voice mail message and jolt out of surprise and disgust, and tell yourself, “Is that how I really sound?”? You are absolutely not the only one. In fact, even us, voice actors, whose best friend should be our own voice happen to cringe at it when heard from the speaker.
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