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Voiceover Beginners

Here's a step-by-step guide to your fabulous journey into v/o. What it's all about, the correct mindset, how to train, the materials you'll need to compete, how to get an agent, and, of course, war stories from your IVC coaches. Plus, great information and advice from other industry experts, as you begin exploring one of the most enjoyable occupations known to mankind.

How To Get Into Voice Over (Pt.1)
David Rosenthal
How To Get Into Voice Over (Pt.1) First in a two part audio series on how to break into the VO industry. Here, in Part 1, we talk about the importance of using IVC to your best advantage and then finding a good coach to help you get ready for making your VO demo. . . . check it out
How To Get Into Voice Over (Pt.2)
David Rosenthal
How To Get Into Voice Over (Pt.2) Second of a two part audio series on how to break into the VO industry. In part 2 we talk about the importance of creating a demo CD as well as how to market yourself (and your voice!) using that demo. . . . check it out
Voice Over Essentials (Pt.1)
David Rosenthal
Voice Over Essentials (Pt.1) Part 1 of a three part article on what you need to succeed in VO. People who are successful in voiceovers all have something in common. They can say "Yes" to having three essentials necessary for a sustained and joyful career. Delve in to see what they are. . . . check it out
Voice Over Essentials (Pt.2)
David Rosenthal
Voice Over Essentials (Pt.2) Second in a three part article on what you need to succeed in VO. People who are successful in voiceovers all have something in common. They can say "Yes" to having three essentials necessary for a sustained and joyful career. Start right here to see what the second essential ingredient is. . . . check it out
Voice Over Essentials (Pt.3)
David Rosenthal
Voice Over Essentials (Pt.3) Here's the final installment of a three part article on what you need to succeed in VO. People who are successful in voiceovers all have something in common. They can say "Yes" to having three essentials necessary for a sustained and joyful career. Start right here to see what the third essential ingredient is. . . . check it out
How Much Money Can I Make Doing Voice Overs? (Part 1)
David Rosenthal
How Much Money Can I Make Doing Voice Overs? (Part 1) In this segment of a two-part series, David Rosenthal discusses non-union jobs and payrates. Specifically, you'll learn how much the voice over industry is paying for voiceover projects and how much you might expect to make. . . . check it out
How Much Money Can I Make Doing Voice Overs? (Part 2)
David Rosenthal
How Much Money Can I Make Doing Voice Overs? (Part 2) In this segment of a two-part series, David Rosenthal discusses union rates for VO jobs as well as the costs to join AFTRA and SAG. Union fees and dues are a big factor to consider when deciding whether to stay non-union or gamble on the potential for a big score. . . . check it out
How to practice V/O audition sides (scripts)
David Rosenthal
How to practice V/O audition sides (scripts) Not being fully prepared for an audition or a gig can reflect badly on you and your reputation. Why go through all the trouble of learning this craft only to come up short during the actual audition. If you're going to do something, give it your all. Herewith, is a veritable how-to on prepping and reading copy so you can keep your mojo in high gear when it really matters. . . . check it out
Falling in Love with your Voice
Mary Windishar
Falling in Love with your Voice Yes, it's true. Some people have a hard time listening to the sound of their recorded voice. "That's me!?" is the common refrain, with a look of horror across their face. But guess what, that's the voice 'they're' looking for, YOUR voice. So get used to it. Better yet, be proud of its unique qualities...and fall in love. . . . check it out
Basic Microphone and Music Stand Placement In An Audition
Basic Microphone and Music Stand Placement In An Audition Very basic but very important are music stand and microphone placement in an audition, either at a casting director's or at an agency. (Auditioning in your own home or on the road is a different story and we'll get to that in another video.) All right, let's get started... . . . check it out
Audition Points for Commercial Voice Overs
David Rosenthal
Audition Points for Commercial Voice Overs An easy to use checklist for making commercial copy come to life. . . . check it out
Creating an Effective Voice (Part 2)
Creating an Effective Voice (Part 2) In Part 2 of Creating An Effective Voice, we get into the "nuts and bolts" of what you can do, both physically and vocally, to create that unique, effective voice that is yours and yours alone! Ready? Take a deep breath and . . . check it out
Track Choices For Your VO Demo
David Rosenthal
Track Choices For Your VO Demo When you're putting together you VO Demo, there are a couple of ways you can do it. One track or multiple tracks. There are pros and cons to both, all of which are discussed in this handy-dandy primer. . . . check it out
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