bad clients

Some 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.

Not just particularly voice actors, but perhaps it’s every freelance worker’s dilemma — the pain of having to work on

Initially, 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.