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5 Things To Remember About The Business Of Voice-Over

5 Things To Remember About The Business Of Voice-OverI read a quote on Twitter last night that really struck a chord with me.

“Run your business like you are the best at what you do!” Terry Daniel (@voiceoversbytd)

If you spend all your time submitting auditions and looking for that next great gig, it could be easy to lose sight of the fact that beneath the layers, you’re still running a business. You are an entrepreneur who offers a service. Your service just happens to be your voice. Continue reading 5 Things To Remember About The Business Of Voice-Over

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Do You Say Thank You?

Thank YouPlease and thank you.

I had these two things grilled into my brain, and sometimes, with the use of tools from the kitchen (wooden spoon) or bathroom (hair brush) into my backside. If there is one thing my parents instilled in me, it was good manners.

When I send an audition to a client I thank them for the opportunity to tryout. Continue reading Do You Say Thank You?

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My Dream Voiceover Job Would Be…

Daydreaming - Marc Scott - Male Voice TalentIn 17 years of doing voice work I’ve been privileged to work with some really great clients and voice some projects for some very recognizable brands.

I do regular work for World Vision Canada. I’ve done projects for several branches of the Canadian Government. I’ve worked with Nikon, Roland, Gulfstream, Samsung and VISA, just to name a few. Continue reading My Dream Voiceover Job Would Be…

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Voiceover Turnaround

When I call a customer support line there is usually only one thing I want to hear. A human. I don’t want to hear a robot or a computer voice or some form of piano music that sounds as though it’s being piped into the system from the 70’s. I just want to talk to a human and I want them to help me. Continue reading Voiceover Turnaround