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Is your voice over client ALWAYS right? No, says voice talent agent Roger King. Do your professional best to meet or exceed a client’s expectations, but don’t be intimidated. For example, King shares a recent email exhange between him and a client who wants to trim a voice talent’s pay …
Voice Actor I have a few official agents – professionals who put my name forward for work, or who let me know about work I might audition for, in exchange for…
Top creative director/producer Rudy Gaskins reviews the rules for working with your crucial pipeline to producers – in Part 2 of this exclusive VoiceOverXtra series. By Rudy Gaskins CEO & Executive…
Note: This article is a chapter reprinted with permission from Demo & Marketing Magic for Voice Actors, by Penny Abshire, now available as a downloadable e-book. By Penny Abshire Voice…
By Bettye Zoller Voice Actor & Coach VoicesVoices.com Questions always arise about the role of agents in voice-over work – especially from new talent, who seem to be in a…
By Jennifer Vaughn Jennifer Vaughn Voice Imaging Many who are new to this business – as well as a few seasoned voice actors – are very confused about what an…
Is having an agent truly necessary for you to succeed in voice-overs? What does an agent do, anyway? In my voice-over career and years in casting, I made it my…