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Are You Missing These 6 “Musts” for a Pro Voice Over Demo?
Your demo is your calling card in the voice over world. It is used by you, casting services, agents and clients to evaluate and market your skills. With the availability of high quality recording equipment there is a tendency to … Continue reading
Voice Over Home Recording Studio – What you really need
Yes you need the ability to record at home to be a voice over talent. But if you’re just beginning, keep it simple. Here are the four things you need to create broadcast quality recordings. Any other tips? Let me … Continue reading
ADR Automated Dialog Replacement for Film-at Aliso Creek Studios
Ever since the “Talkies” were invented, film has been a combination of the visual element – the film – and audio elements – dialog, ambiance, sound effects, “foley” and music. The first problem they had to solve was “synching” the … Continue reading
Posted in Acting Skills, ADR for Film, Equipment
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Build It and They WON’T Come. 5 steps to Voice Over Promotion
We all remember the line from Field of Dreams. Kevin Costner kept hearing a voice in his head that said “build it, he will come”. If you’re interested in being a voice over artist you have to, indeed, build it. … Continue reading
Posted in Marketing, Professionalism
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Think “I Can’t Afford a Voice Over Demo”? Well, Think Again!
I was talking to one of my students. He had invested in taking my commercial class and showed good potential. He had also purchased the bare equipment needed to record at home. He sent me a MP3 of a test … Continue reading
Annoying Quirks in Audacity and How to Fix Them for Voice Over Recording
To record voiceovers you need four things: A computer, a microphone, headphones and a recording application. You can get fancier if you want, but these four items will get you where you want to go. I recommend Audacity as a effective … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Auditioning, Equipment, Home Recording, Professionalism
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Think USB Mics Aren’t Professional for Voice Over?
To USB or not to USB? Some people caution against using a USB mic for voice over. But these mics have evolved. Now you can create broadcast quality audio with a USB microphone. But you have to choose the right … Continue reading
To Breathe or Not To Breathe-in Jobs and Auditions
I am a firm believer that speeding up auditions equals more auditions turned in equals more jobs. And this efficiency means mo’ money per hour of auditioning. When I read an audition there is often a sentence or two that I … Continue reading
Posted in Auditioning, Home Recording, Narration, Professionalism
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Is This Client Nuts? Watch That Word Count!
Ok, you’re signed up with voices.com or voice123.com and a new audition is posted with a budget of $1000.00. Looks good to me… until you open the project description. This is someone’s autobiography and it’s 110, 000 words. Yikes! That’s … Continue reading
Posted in Auditioning, Commercials, Home Recording, Narration, Professionalism
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Speed Up Your Recording: Set Your Audacity Preferences
If you record with Audacity Recording Software you notice that each time you record certain file specifications are used. And when you export certain specs, such as the bit rate for your MP3s, are used. And you may notice that … Continue reading
Posted in Equipment, Home Recording
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