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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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If you can learn it, it’s a skill. If it is innate, then it’s a talent. A person is said to be talented when they seem to possess certain intuition or brilliance in their creative field. But the thing is talent is overrated. Even Wolfgang...
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The Purdue University Northwest Office of Graduate and Extended Learning will be offering a workshop for voice over enthusiasts or anyone interested in learning about the voice over industry. Behind the Mic: Inside the Voice Over Industry will be held at the North Central Westville...
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Voiceover teachers are the life blood of the future voice talents. And the teaching duo of Joan Baker and Pat Fraley, affectionately known as “Lola and Punkin Head,” have brought an entirely reinvigorated pulse to this craft, teaching together for nearly five years and boasting...
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Marketing student Daniel Floyd was born with an articulation disorder and gone through speech therapy most of his life. Even with the access to speech therapy, Daniel still looked for ways to help improve his speech. He found it surprising though that availability of speech...
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A couple of days ago I came across a sixteen year old kid who wanted to start a career in voice acting. At a young age, he has already started building a small recording studio in his parents home. He asked what he needed to do...
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