Two Voice-Over Veterans with 250+ books between them talk about merging the music and voice over industries, the similarities and challenges presented, and their favorite projects! How Music and Voiceover Meet? Ilyana Kadushin: How did these businesses first crossover for you? Carrington MacDuffie: It took a while for these two strains to meet in my …
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La locución tiene reglas y conviene recordarlas incluso a los que llevamos años en esto. Probablemente, lo peor que le puede pasar al aspirante a locutor es acudir a un casting sin la preparación adecuada. ¿Y el locutor veterano ? Para los que tienen muchas millas en este negocio, es tentador lanzarse sin más, pero es …
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Making Voice-Over gig is not a hobby activity so make sure you get paid for it. If you’re relatively new to the VO industry then getting your first paid gig is a pretty big deal. At last somebody has seen or rather heard your talent and hired you for a project. These are exciting times. …
Comment monter son home studio? Voici une question très courante dans le milieu de la voix off. De plus en plus de comédiens créent leur propre environnement d’enregistrement afin de répondre à une demande toujours plus exigeante en terme de délai. C’est également souvent plus de confort car cela limite les déplacements tout en apportant plus de …
La locutora venezolana María José Estévez nos cuenta su experiencia al micrófon y su faceta como instructora en Voces de Marca
Formatear el sonido de tu voz es fundamental si eres locutor, porque para operar en el sector audiovisual se requiere un mínimo de conocimientos informáticos. Puede que estés empezando o que ya te desempeñes como locutor independiente y que dispongas de tu propio “home studio”. En cualquier caso, ignorar los aspectos técnicos relacionados con sonido …
Should I include a buyout fee in my quotes to clients regarding my voiceover services? If you are relatively new to the voice over industry and you happen to land a lucrative TV commercial gig then after you have finished completing your cartwheels of joy it’s time to start thinking business and determining how much …
Lost voice? Well you are a voice-over artist, a human being, so not invincible. From time to time you are going to get sick, lose your voice and not be able to work. Obviously if you are not working you’re not earning so what can you do to make best use of the downtime? Marketing …
For any new voice-over artist the technical aspects of voice over recording can cause a bit of worry. You entered the VO industry because you’ve got a great voice, not to become a sound engineer is the general consensus of opinion. So, do you need to have and master top notch audio engineering skills to …
Nurturing your voice-over clients, maintaining and growing your relationship with them are some of the most important things that you will do in your voice-over career. Your clients are your bread and butter in this business. Without them you don’t have a career so you need to make sure that you give them a reason …