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***Pre Blog Disclaimer- All monetary values in this piece have been renamed to protect their identity. I shall be using the universal and fictional currency of ‘nics’ to represent the rates at which VO artist may or may not sell their services. Enjoy *** I...
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Voice over director and audio engineer Paul Fegan pens this article on the process of recording audiobooks. [hr] I have been recording, directing and post-producing voiceover audio for the past 15 years. But until last summer, I had never recorded an audio book. An English...
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Every week thousands of hopefuls dream of a career in voice over. With all the stories about the million dollar voices and "easy work, getting paid to talk" it's obvious there's plenty of scammer out there willing to take money from anyone with a dream....
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Iiiiin theeeeee red corner, ipDTL! Iiiiin theeeee blue corner, Source Connect Now! In a previous corner, Sound Streak. In the newest corner, SkypeTX… Holy moly. As your standard voiceover artist, 3 years into their career, with a basic home studio set up who never got...
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Following on from a story we covered regarding the sad story of Mexican voice actors being ripped off, we wanted to reiterate how you should structure your voice over rates. The demand for voice over talent is on an upwards spiral, thanks to the boom in...
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Mike Broderick is relatively new to the voice over industry. He has acomplished a steep learning curve and now shares his research exclusively with readers of Voice Over Herald. [hr] When I changed careers last year and began focusing on becoming a voice-over artist, I...
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Online Casting sites are like Online Dating sites. They put 2 people together who need something from each other – a relationship. You’re building a relationship with the client and the sites are just helping to make the connection. To build your love for a...
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Those that have stories of delighting people through impersonations, frequent chatter and jokes also have colorful memories of creating lots of laughter or getting into trouble for those very reasons. Who says to the kid in class that talks too much that a voiceover profession...
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Have you ever picked up a voiceover script and said to yourself, “What the heck am I reading aloud here??” Over the years we’ve been asked “what’s the difference between a ‘good’ VO talent and a ‘great’ one.” I had lots of responses that come...
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Having a crisp sound, being able to turn around recordings in a short time and a setup that can be packed into a small bag is going to bring you more clients and impress existing clients, so spending a little more is worth it. We’ve...
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Marla Kirban is a voice over coach based in New York City. She's not a "voice actor cum voice coach;" she's worked behind the scenes for some credible voice over agencies in New York City and Los Angeles. Her resume includes credits such as in-house Voice...
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