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Learning and continuous learning is as important, if not far more important than having the talent; more so for an industry like voice over, where the demand follows trends, and the need changes in time. Whether you are a beginner, an intermediate or even a...
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At one point in the early stages of any voice over career, a voice over talent have thought of at least one, or two, even all, maybe more of these desperate thoughts – uttered in despair, frustration, maybe even in anger. So what do you...
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Jay Britton recently made the trip across the pond to hit up some of the most respected voice over coaches to piece together a new demo. He writes exclusively for Voice Over Herald about this whirlwind trip and experience. [hr] Just over 2 weeks ago...
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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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How many agents do you have? Some believe that having more agents mean more opportunities for work. But is that the case? Bill DeWees is a Chicago area business and media veteran. His diverse background includes radio, television, business/marketing consulting, corporate education, and college professor. We...
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And then you have Australia. A voice over actors paradise. The talent pool is so small that for many voice actors, it is their sole income. Rates are set, you don’t need to be in the union to be remunerated correctly. Contracts are a rarity...
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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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When you hire a professional to carry out any job, you expect that they are going to be trained and complete the task to your satisfaction. After all, you are paying them. They are remunerating a professional to do something specific as directed in a...
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