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You may have been told you have a great voice and could build a career in voiceover. But voicoever is about a lot more than just using your voice. You need to use your brain as well. This blog gives you some guidance and tips on how to do this.
Have you been making resolutions and setting goal around voiceover? For yet another year. Here’s an idea and some techniques which might help you towards success this year
If you think voiceover scripts are just about ‘reading’ and are easy to understand. Think again! It takes real skill to pick apart a script, so that you can deliver the message to its intended audience. Here’s a coaching blog with a few ideas 🙂
The world of the audio book is experiencing considerable growth. If you love the idea of audio book narration and you’ve determined you have a excellent sight-reading skills AND have the perfect voice for it, then this blog will give you some more skills for working in audio book narration.
In this first of two lessons in the skills for audio book narration, I talk about some of the fundamental mistakes made by those wanting to get into this rapidly growing area.
Building your voiceover business, your knowledge, experience and profile takes time and research. So I want to give you some information that may help you understand the business side of the voiceover world in the non-commercial world.
Digital ‘opportunities’ for voiceover artists. They’re everywhere. But buyer beware! What may look like an ‘opportunity’ could be just the opposite. Let’s question the new world of online voiceover. Plenty of us are!!!
The digital world has changed the way we work as voiceover artists, but can you build a career in voiceover from a Home Studio? This blog looks at some things you can do that could make it a possibility.
In the first of this 3 part series of blogs about how to build a career in voiceover, I talk about some do’s and dont’s and give some strategies for making good connections.
When you’re faced with a voiceover script that requires you to ‘be real and believable’ but the script is stylised and unnatural, it can be tricky. Here’s some help!
