Author’s Note: I wrote 99% of this post when the incident initially happened, but didn’t post for a year. The proverbial ish already hit the fan in the Fall of 2019, and I revisited and decided to publish. The Situation I found myself in a bit of a sticky situation the other day. A VO […]
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This article originally appeared on VoiceoverXtra in September 2019. Yes! Your audition was chosen and your directed session details are set. Congratulations. But now what? If you’re not used to having an “audience” when you record, this can be a little nerve-wracking, but I got you. There are times when the production team (creative director,
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I love me a good conference, but I wasn’t sure exactly what to expect for VOcation, since this year was the first one (September 13-15, 2019). The conference was conceived and run by voice actors Carin Gilfry and Jamie Moffett, exclusively about the business of voiceover. I was surprised to hear at the closing when
I wanted to give you some highlights from my experience at VO Atlanta 2019. This year’s theme was Refresh. If you’d like to hear me tell it instead of reading, click the play button below. ACTING Several people talked about the importance of learning how to ACT in voiceover. Even though the audience can’t see
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Having the right mindset for success in your VO business is so critical, I can’t even tell you. But I’ll try with a few points that hopefully inspire you to let your talent shine a little brighter. Auditioning and Directed Sessions Everyone that starts out sometimes lacks confidence in the booth. You’re by yourself (even
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