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Why would a voice over agent drop you? Presumably you have talent, or you wouldn’t be on their roster in the first place. So the decision to keep or drop talents who are infrequently hired isn’t always easy, notes PN Agency chief Roger King …
Just get a voice over agent? Congratulations! But beware of the relationship fizzling. Voice actor Rachel Fulginiti tells how to start the relationship right and keep it growing, in Part 3 of her series on voice over agents …
Ready to start looking for a voice over agent? In Part 2 of her series about agents, veteran voice talent Rachel Fulginiti outlines how to get an agent’s attention, including what to say and how to follow up …
Mysterious, frustrating, yet possibly essential to your voice over success: the process of finding and working with agents. Veteran voice actor Rachel Fulginiti cuts through the confusion, describing what agents do, how they differ from managers, and what they seek in voice talents – in Part 1 of a 3-part series …
Beware: Not all people claiming to be a voice agent are legit, warns veteran voice actor Rob Marley. “They are more than happy to take your money and run,” he says – and shares this sham of a contract that violates all rules …
Would life be simpler for you and your agents if there’s a standard format for auditions you receive by email? Veteran voice talent/producer Peter K. O’Connell thins so, and in this open letter to agents, starts the discussion with a proposed format …
It’s flourishing in plain sight, but often misunderstood: veteran voice talent Tom Dheere reveals the massive ‘insider clique’ conspiracy that prevents voice over newcomers from obtaining agency representation …
February should be ‘Love Your Agent Month,’ says voice actor Gene Tognacci, who shares how agents who are negotiating rates, “fighting in the trenches” and finding jobs round-the-clock deserve our gratitude …
What type – or types – of voice over agents serve your needs the best? Most likely, you’ve got several agents for a variety of reasons – to represent you online and/or in your local, regional or worldwide markets. Share your thoughts in the COMMENTS. And for starters, here’s the view from agent Roger King about his service in Toronto …
We think of voice over agents as being on the business – rather than creative – side of our business. But voice actor / writer Kelley Buttrick finds that creativity is needed to promote an agent’s voice talents, in this interview with innovative agent Rita Vennari of SBV Talent …