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Are you stumbling over words at the mic? Harming your voice by not warming up? Voice over star and coach Rodney Saulsberry helps you out of those jams with his new book, “Tongue Twisters and Vocal Warm-Ups” – and shares some Bipidy Bumpidy challenges for you to try right now. Talk about Silly Sibilance Sentences …
Lots of people flirt with the dream of a career in voice over. A nagging voice in their head says, “I think I could do that” or “Wow, that would be awesome!” But veteran voice actor Rachel Fulginiti cautions that success in voice overs requires a unique set of skills and qualities. Here are 10 key questions to ask yourself before jumping in …
Are you using the microphone correctly, to produce your best sound? Dan Friedman – veteran audio engineer, producer and voice talent – defines terms and tells how to “work” the mic to obtain the sounds that you and your clients want. Note: He also recently published the new guide to VO audio, “Sound Advice” …
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…
Producer / Coach Edge Studio What’s a fair rate to charge your clients? It’s a nagging question, especially in today’s roiling economy. Edge Studio, the voice-over training and production company,…
Multi-award winning audiobook narrator Scott Brick (seated) works on a script with Dan Musselman, executive producer at Books On Tape. Audiobooks: How To Create A Demo That Shows Off Your Narration Skills By Scott…
Voice actor and home studio consultant Dan Lenard constructed this studio in his basement, sound-proofing the walls with acoustic foam (left photo), and equiping a compact workstation (right photo). Home…
Voice Actor, Trainer, Attorney All In One Voice Q: What is your opinion on the benefits of a voice actor incorporating as an LLC or S-Corporation versus being a Sole…