As a voice over artist, what do you do with a script when you get one? Other than just read it cold into your microphone. Do you analyze it for meaning? For nuance? What about its message? The writer of your script definitely spent much more than a few minutes putting it together, so you as the … [Read more...] about 4 Keys Successful Voice Artists Use to Unlock The Perfect Delivery
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Top 10 Voiceover Blogs to Follow – David Tyler
Learning from others who are doing well in the the voice arts is a great way to learn more and stay abreast of what works and what doesn't. I regularly check out blogs of some of the cream of the crop in our industry. Now anyone can talk can blog, but not everyone creates insightful content worthy … [Read more...] about Top 10 Voiceover Blogs to Follow – David Tyler
Top 10 Voiceover Blogs to Follow – Anne Ganguzza
Following great voice over bloggers, people who’ve been around the industry for years (this top ten list has a collective 200+ years of experience and wisdom) is an easy way to learn what to do and what not to do to make it as a voice artist. For insight and advice into the voice over industry … [Read more...] about Top 10 Voiceover Blogs to Follow – Anne Ganguzza
Top Ten Voice Over Blogs – Number 3 Bill DeWees
It's the second instalment of my list of the Top Ten voice over blogs to follow. For insight and advice into the voice over industry there are a few bloggers who dominate. Yesterday we revealed the first (as in alphabetically first) two awesome bloggers. Today we have two more out of the … [Read more...] about Top Ten Voice Over Blogs – Number 3 Bill DeWees
Voiceover Read Rate, and How Improving It Increases Your Bottom Line
What the heck is a read rate? As a voiceover artist, your read rate is the difference between the length of your raw voiceover file and the length of your finished, edited one. And if you do any long form narration, it's something to strive to ever improve. For example, if it takes you three hours … [Read more...] about Voiceover Read Rate, and How Improving It Increases Your Bottom Line