Free eBook!
Aliso Creek Voice Over Workshop
-
Recent Posts
- Audiobook Voice Over-How to Choose Books That Sell
- ACX Audiobooks Voiceover: How Do I Get Paid?
- 6 Skills You Need for ACX Audiobook Voice Over
- ACX Audiobook Narration Voice Over – Yes or No?
- Eliminate Room Echo from Your Voice Over Recording
- Speed Up Your Voice Over Editing Using Keyboard Shortcuts
- Reading in Voiceover: Improve Your Speed and Accuracy
- Should You Edit Out Breaths in Voice Over? Yes… and No!
- Breathing in Voice Over: Do It Right!
- Voice Over: Be Conversational not Announcy
Categories
Recent Comments
- Dan on Control Voice Over Home Studio Echoes With Moving Blankets
- William Williams on What Is Microphone “Gain” in Voice Over Recording?
- Jon Kramer on Eliminate Room Echo from Your Voice Over Recording
- Travis Williams on What Is Microphone “Gain” in Voice Over Recording?
- Peter Abraham on Should You Edit Out Breaths in Voice Over? Yes… and No!
Archives
Category Archives: Auditioning
Audiobook Voice Over-How to Choose Books That Sell
When you produce audiobooks you want to be paid well for your effort. Success in audiobook voice over depends on choosing books that will sell. Here are some hints on how to select books that are likely to earn you … Continue reading
ACX Audiobooks Voiceover: How Do I Get Paid?
Many voiceover talents use the website ACX.com to find voiceover work narrating audiobooks. There’s a lot of effort that goes into producing an audio Book. A typical book narration job may require a week or two weeks of full-time work … Continue reading
Posted in Auditioning
Leave a comment
6 Skills You Need for ACX Audiobook Voice Over
Wondering if YOU should perform audiobooks as a voice over talent? Here are 6 skills that make audiobook production more fun and efficient. You don’t need them all but the more you have the better your chances in the audiobook … Continue reading
Posted in Auditioning
Leave a comment
ACX Audiobook Narration Voice Over – Yes or No?
Audiobook voice over is the longest form of voice over narration work. As a voice actor should you consider performing audiobooks? Here are the pros and cons of audiobook voice over. This is part of a series of video tips … Continue reading
Posted in Auditioning
Leave a comment
Eliminate Room Echo from Your Voice Over Recording
It’s very important to realize it when you do a voiceover audition for job that the client wants to hear broadcast quality audio. This is because the client is going to assume that the job will be the same quality … Continue reading
Speed Up Your Voice Over Editing Using Keyboard Shortcuts
Using the mouse for voice over recording apps is both inaccurate and slow. I’ll show you how to speed up your audio recording and editing using Keyboard Shortcuts or Hot Keys. And check out my complete recording course “Secrets Voice … Continue reading
Reading in Voiceover: Improve Your Speed and Accuracy
If you want to turn in faster and better voiceover auditions and jobs then you need to improve your reading skills. If you find yourself halting, stumbling on words, or mis-reading the copy here’s why that happens–and how to fix … Continue reading
Posted in Acting Skills, Auditioning, Commercials, Narration, Professionalism
Leave a comment
Should You Edit Out Breaths in Voice Over? Yes… and No!
I am a firm believer that speeding up auditions equals more auditions 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 “pick … Continue reading
Posted in Auditioning
1 Comment
Breathing in Voice Over: Do It Right!
If your body has to choose between staying alive and talking… it’s going to gasp for air and choose staying alive. People say to me, “hey, I know how to breath. I’ve been doing it my entire life!” But there … Continue reading
Posted in Auditioning
Leave a comment
Voice Over: Be Conversational not Announcy
You only need to read through a handful of audition descriptions before you run into the word “conversational”. Or you may find the direction more negative such as “no disc jockey or announcer”. As voice over styles evolve, there is … Continue reading
Posted in Auditioning
Leave a comment