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Time Management in Voiceover

By Alan Shires Filed Under: Business
The Power of Time Management in Voiceover  Time management in voiceover in many ways should be no different from any other industry really. However, in this article we will look at the working patterns of a voice actor and how time management displays itself. Imagine a workspace where the nine-....

Techniques for Reducing Mouth Noises When Recording Voiceovers

By Joe Davis Filed Under: Techniques
Have you ever recorded what you thought was a perfect voiceover take, only to replay it and hear intrusive sounds - a lip smack, a tongue click, or even a mouth pop? These unwanted noises, known collectively as 'mouth noises', can be a nuisance in the recording studio, potentially disrupting the flo....

How to Get Voice Over Work With No Experience

By Joe Davis Filed Under: General Education
Embarking on a new career path can be intimidating, especially in a field as competitive and skill-intensive as voice over. However, every voice over talent started out as a novice at some point. It's the steps they took next that led to their eventual success. If you're interested in venturing into....

Acting, Voiceover and UGC

By Alan Shires Filed Under: UGC
Acting Voiceover and UGC is a phenomenal subject matter to cover. For those who are trained actors, an exciting spectrum of opportunities opens up across several entertainment spheres which include screen, theatre, User-Generated Content (UGC), and voiceover work. Interestingly, the skills that shin....

Voiceover Equipment for UGC Part 2

By Alan Shires Filed Under: UGC
Welcome to the second installment of our two-part series focused on the essential voiceover equipment for UGC. If you haven't already, do read part one for the best comprehension of this series. This segment will delve into software, devices, and backdrops for UGC. We've already discussed the parall....

Voiceover Equipment for UGC Part 1

By Alan Shires Filed Under: UGC
Understanding Voiceover Equipment for User-Generated Content (UGC) The equipment used for voiceover within user-generated content (UGC) differs massively from a traditional voiceover setup. Before delving into the details, check out our article that provides a comprehensive overview of the powerful ....

UGC and Voiceover

By Alan Shires Filed Under: UGC
UGC, a widely known acronym among social media enthusiasts and marketing professionals, is gradually impacting the world of performing arts. With its ever-increasing mention in audition materials and briefs, it has become crucial for performers to understand what UGC is and how it intertwines with v....

The Essential Travel Kit for Voice Actors Part 1

By Alan Shires Filed Under: Business
Voice actors are constantly on the move, and their professional toolkits must adapt accordingly. In this comprehensive guide, we'll unravel the quintessential travel kit for voice actors. Focusing on factors like size, weight, functionality, and practicality, we'll help you discern the optimal choic....

Union vs Non-Union Voice Over Jobs

By Joe Davis Filed Under: Business
Voice acting has become a highly competitive and diverse field, offering a wide range of opportunities for both new and seasoned talent. As a voice actor, one of the most important decisions you will have to make is whether to join a union or remain a non-union talent. This decision can significantl....

Understanding Voice Over Terminology

By Joe Davis Filed Under: Terminology
Understanding Voice Over Terminology: A Key to Effective Communication in the Industry In any industry, understanding its specific language and terminologies is crucial for efficient communication and transaction. It's no different in the world of voice over. Both voice actors and those seeking thei....

Encyclopedia of Voice Over Terminology

By Joe Davis Filed Under: Terminology
Welcome to the Voice Over Terminology section of our website, a comprehensive resource designed to familiarize you with the language, jargon, and key concepts used in the voice over industry. As a voice actor or someone interested in the field, it's essential to understand the terms and phrases comm....

Voice Over Business Cards: How to Make a Lasting Impression

By Joe Davis Filed Under: Marketing
As a voice actor, you know the importance of standing out in a competitive industry. While much of today's communication has gone digital, there's still something to be said for the power of a well-designed, tangible business card. Voiceover business cards offer an opportunity to showcase your uniqu....

How Much Do Voice Actors Make?

By Joe Davis Filed Under: Business
A common query that arises from individuals interested in voice acting is: 'how much do voice actors make?' While this may seem like a straightforward question, the reality is considerably more complex. Voice acting income is not fixed and can fluctuate drastically, ranging anywhere from zero to tho....

Cover Letter for Voice Actors Part 3

By Alan Shires Filed Under: Business
Have you not seen Part 1 or Part 2 yet? Check them out! We arrive at the final installment of our three-part guide to perfecting the cover letter for voiceover artists. This section will illuminate the finishing touches required to make your cover letter sparkle and stand out. Picture a Christmas tr....

Cover Letter for Voice Actors Part 2

By Alan Shires Filed Under: Business
Have you not read part 1 yet? Check it out. The notion that the voice actor cover letter should be an elaborate, extended document, akin to a bachelor's degree thesis, needs to be debunked. The objective of the cover letter isn't to sell a service; that's a byproduct of the ensuing relationship. Rat....

Cover Letter for Voice Actors Part 1

By Alan Shires Filed Under: Business
Navigating the world of voiceover job applications can often seem daunting, especially when you're uncertain about what to write in the application form. This could be a scenario you're facing while exploring voiceover opportunities on social media or through platforms like Voice123 or Backstage. Th....

Voice Over Descriptors

By Joe Davis Filed Under: Terminology
Welcome to our comprehensive guide of voice over descriptors. In the world of voice over, the diversity and breadth of styles and tones is huge. We have created this resource to help you understand, navigate instructions for projects, and provide information to those that hire voice talent.  Th....

Corporate Structure for Voice Acting Business

By Joe Davis Filed Under: Business
As a voice actor, it's important to consider the best corporate structure for your voice over business. The right structure can provide legal and financial benefits, impact your tax situation, and influence your business's overall growth potential. We explore various corporate structures available f....

Working in Voiceover

By Alan Shires Filed Under: Business
Venturing into voice acting necessitates a deep understanding of the industry and honing your craft. With opportunities to connect with clients worldwide, platforms such as pay-to-play websites and freelancer websites like Upwork.com provide a gateway to voiceover jobs. Working in voiceover can be c....

What is Pre-Screening in Voice Over Casting

By Joe Davis Filed Under: General Education
The Crucial Stage of Pre-Screening in Voice Over Casting In the multifaceted world of voice acting, talent acquisition isn't simply about finding a voice that sounds good; it involves searching for the right voice to effectively convey the message or story. This is where the process of pre-screening....

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