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Your voice is your financial meal ticket … and what would happen financially if you lost that ticket? Carmi Levy notes how celebrities opt to insure their voices – and suggests preparing for worst-case scenarios …
What happens to your voice-over cash flow if your house catches fire or a tornado rips through it, destroying your home studio? Or if a car accident puts you in the hospital – maybe even with a permanent disability? Insurance policies can cover such events, says voice actor / insurance specialst Keith Michaels in Part 3 of his VoiceOverXtra series …
If your voice-over business is more than a hobby, check with your insurance agent to see if you need liabilty insurance, says voice actor / insurance specialist Keith Michaels. Why – what can go wrong? Plenty, says Michaels in Part 2 of his VoiceOverXtra series on insurance for voice actors …
Check this scary scenario: You might be on the hook for big financial losses without commercial insurance for your voice-over business. Voice actor / insurance specialst Keith Michaels helps you determine what kind of insurance you need to protect yourself, in Part 1 of his VoiceOverXtra series on voice acting and insurance …