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We understand. Voice over talents are normal human beings just like us. You have your life outside work. You may have had some liberties that voice overs don’t normally do on a regular work week – like staying out late, drinking a bit more than...
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If you think being a voice actor is an easy peasy job, you are wrong. Voice over work is rigorous work, thus it requires effort, and a lot of practice. You can compare a voice actor to an athlete. Like an athlete who wish to...
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Editing 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...
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In voice over career, investments are not just about the recording equipments and studio. The real name of the game here is taking care of your ultimate investment asset — your voice.
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Technology has always been a good investment for professional voice actors, but not always an assurance to get that voice acting job. The competition is tough with big production companies opting to hire Hollywood actors or professional screen actors jumping into the lucrative business of voice...
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As a voice over actor it is no secret that WATER is the magic elixir for your voice! Drinking plenty of water (or any non-caffeinated, non-alcoholic beverage) hydrates your body, and the moisture is good for your voice. Hydration helps to keep thin secretions flowing...
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This was said in an interview by Australian voice over actor Andrew Macrae who has been a professional talent for 10 years. There is 100% truth in that statement… you never stop learning, you should never stop finding ways to improve. You just don’t sit...
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The summer has come and gone… a new set of holidays is just around the corner and with that comes the peak season for voice over work, so if you haven’t taken some time off yet, this would be the perfect time to start planning....
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Marc Scott is a well known voice actor, especially in the blogging community. He is very active on Twitter and other online forums, spreading his advice and tips for successfully working with clients. He offers up straight forward blog posts to help novice and even...
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