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The year’s end is now in sight – and your voice over business to-do list is still long? Self-confessed procrastinator Dave Courvoisier (actually a VERY busy voice actor and TV news anchor) suggests 16 things you might want to attend to now …
Are you running your voice over business in a way that’s earning an acceptable profit? Veteran voice talent Bobbin Beam advises how to plan and think like the entrepreneur you must be to succeed …
“Every once in a while we make a fool of ourselves,” says veteran voice actor Paul Strikwerda. “And thanks to the powers of social media, we can now do it publicly.” But is whining the trait of a professional? Reviewing the many ways we might err, Strikwerda says the better option is to learn and move on …
If you stick with the basics, well … you’ll stay stuck in them, warns veteran voice talent Dan Hurst. You’ve got to master the basics of a voice over career, of course. But then, here’s why yo must move beyond …
Eleven things that took veteran voice talent/coach Tom Dheere to learn. Curious? …
Voice over is an exciting, creative, rewarding career. But news articles in the general media about high-paying jobs can mislead newcomers about the challenges to achieving success. Voice actor / TV news anchor worries about neglect of the ‘inconvenient truths’ …
Are you investing your voice over career time wisely – or simply filling time without a plan? Voice talent and Certified Professional Coach Ron Minatrea speaks from experience on how to focus on what’s truly important to your ROI …
Voice actor Roxanne Coyne has been too busy with career and family to have her car serviced … and now, oh-oh. A huge repair bill has arrived. It got her thinking about a tune-up for her voice over business – and the discovery of some scary gaping holes …
There’s no avoiding challenging times in your voice over career – but how you react determines how well you recover and move forward. Voice actor / solopreneur Maxine Dunn shares four pillars of strength to see you through …
Paul Strikwerda politely advised a client about a script’s grammatical error and was told to read the script as is. A few weeks later, the client wanted the recording redone with the corrected grammar – but for no extra pay. (Paul refused.) Lesson learned: How to spot clients to avoid …