Remember your first day in a new school? You felt like a lone fish in a very vast and expansive sea. While you navigated your way through this new territory, searching for your locker, trying to find the correct classroom, getting lost in search of the bathroom, all you really wanted is a friend. Continue reading One Thing You Can Control In Voiceover
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5 Script Tips For Voice Seekers
You’ve got your vision. You’ve written your script. You’ve auditioned voice talent. You’ve picked your winner. Now it’s time to get down to business. It’s time to take that vision and make it a reality. Produce that commercial. Create that video. Update that phone system.
You’re ready to record.
A Tip For Voice Seekers
One of the features on Pay to Play sites allows Voice Seekers to select how many auditions they’d like to receive. If you’ve used these sites before then you’re aware of this. If you’re considering using a site like Voices.com or Voice123.com to find a Voice Talent then it’s something you should be aware of. Continue reading A Tip For Voice Seekers
Today’s Top Posts – June 15
Here are my favourite finds today with credit to the folks who shared them on Twitter.
4 Reasons No One Follows You
Shared by Ted Coine @TedCoine
Twitter can be a really powerful marketing and networking tool. It can be an incredible resource for information. It’s also a fun place to hang out and meet people. Do you struggle to build your network? This post might help you understand why. Continue reading Today’s Top Posts – June 15
5 Tips For Working With First Time Voice Over Clients
When a first time voice seeker comes to you for a job there’s a chance they’ve done their research. They may know exactly what they’re looking for and how the process works from script delivery to audio delivery to payment.
There is also a chance that they won’t have a clue! Continue reading 5 Tips For Working With First Time Voice Over Clients
