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Working v/o artists, this is your department. You landed the gig, here's where you'll find tips to become your client's favorite talent. The lingo, the protocol, the preparation, and other ways to make a lasting impression and income -- all this and more from actors, like Coach Jason, who've done just that.
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One Talent, Many Directors
Jason Klofstad with Mary Windishar
Jason shares his war stories about navigating a recording session with several directors too many. Who's the boss? What if the direction conflicts? How do you make everyone happy...and not go nuts? Advice from an expert! . . .
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Professionalism On A Voice Over Job
Karen Kahn
You'd think it would be no-brainer that when someone books a job, they would observe all the rules of social etiquette and professionalism while on the job. Sure, booking a gig is an ego boost, but that doesn't mean you're entitled to elevate your ego to rock star status, arriving late, leaving the booth littered with empty water bottles. See if you get a repeat engagement off of that behavior. . . .
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Improvisation In Voiceover
Sally Clawson
Stage actors and Jazz musicians are famous for improvisation. But VO artists are also called upon to create characters out of thin air, in commercials, games, and more. Sally Clawson translates 3 stage improv rules into the language of voiceover. So now, you're prepared to be spontaneous! . . .
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On The Job Protocol for the Voice Actor
Mary Windishar
You've trained for the voice part of the job, but what about the rest of it?! Never fear, Miss Manners is here to calm your etiquette aprehensions. And guess what, you'll do great because there are no forks to worry about! . . .
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Prepping Your Brain Before A Voice Over Job, Part 2
Mary Windishar
You can only fill your brain with so much info! So, you aren't expected to know how to perform cataract surgery, or how to program a computer. However, you are expected to know how to sound as if you do. Tips for faking credibility...every time! . . .
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Your Part In The Creative Puzzle At A Voice Over Job
BobWood, DavidRosenthal, ElaineClark, & IanPrice
Is the notion of "star treatment" myth or reality? If you're thowing a tantrum upon hearing that sedan chairs just aren't part of the deal, maybe understanding exactly how you fit in will soothe your bruised expectations. Our panel of experts gives it to you straight, and get your mind right about your contributions to the creative process. . . .
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How Much Do I Charge For My Voice Over Services?
Mary Windishar & David Rosenthal
What's the going rate? Here's where you'll find information about what to charge your client for your services, how to estimate a project bid, how and when to ask for an increase, and how to value your own work. . . .
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Prepping Your Brain Before A Voice Over Job, Part 1
Mary Windishar
Want to see Mary throw a tantrum? Just watch when she hears you mispronounce "a," "the," or the word "our." Professional announcers know how to say these words...but if you don't, amnesty is yours. Unless you refuse to read this article! . . .
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Teamwork (a Voice Actor's Checklist)
Karen Kahn
Contributor Karen Kahn knows that it's not all up to her to make a project successful. There are a lot of people in that studio doing their job to make it come together. The better you work with others, as part of a team, the more often you'll get called back to do another gig. . . .
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