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“You should be doing commercials!”
“You’ve got a great voice!”
“You should be doing cartoons!”
If anyone has ever said any of these things to you—and you have, even
for an instant, considered his or her suggestions—this may be just the training you need! If you simply enjoy making up funny character voices or sounds, or enjoy telling stories and jokes, this training will show you how to do it better and more effectively. If you need to make presentations as part of your job, this training will definitely give you a new insight into reaching your audience. If you are involved in any line of work for which you need to communicate any sort of message verbally to one or more individuals, this training will help you make your presentation more powerful and more memorable. This training is about acting and performing, but a kind of acting that is not on a stage in front of thousands of people. In fact, with this kind of acting you rarely, if ever, see your audience or receive any applause. This is a kind of acting in which you will create illusions and believable images in the mind of the audience—a listening audience who might never see you, but who may remember your performance for many years. This is a training about acting and performing for voiceover. Even though the focus here is on developing your talent for working in the world of voiceover, the skills and techniques you will learn can be applied to any situation in which you want to reach and motivate an audience on an emotional level. Voiceover! The term can be inspiring or intimidating. It can conjure up visions of a world of celebrity and big money. True, that can happen, but as you will learn in the lessons that follow, the business of voiceover is just that—a business. It is a business that can be lots of fun and it can be a business that is, at times, very challenging work. And it can be both at the same time! Voiceover is also an art! It is a highly specialized craft with skills that must be developed. The voiceover performer is an actor who uses his or her voice to create a believable character. The business of voiceover might, more accurately, be called the business of voice acting. It is most definitely a part of show business. I’ll be perfectly honest with you right from the beginning. Working as a voice actor is not for everyone. It requires an investment of time, energy, persistence, and money to get started. And, perhaps, just a bit of luck. As the saying goes in show business: An overnight success is the result of 20 years of study and paying dues. However… if you love to play, have the desire to learn some acting skills, can speak clearly, read well, don’t mind the occasional odd working hours, don’t take things too seriously, have a good attitude, can motivate yourself to be in the right place at the right time, and are willing to do what is necessary to develop your skills and build your business, this type of work may be just right for you. In addition, as I mentioned earlier, the skills and techniques of voice acting can be applied to any situation in which you want your audience to connect emotionally with the message you are delivering. These skills are not limited to radio and TV commercials. This training shows you the steps to take to learn the performing skills necessary to be successful as a voice talent. It also has the information you need to get your demo produced and into the hands of those who will hire you. When you enroll for our training, you will get a solid foundation that you can build on to achieve lasting success in the business of voiceover. You don't have to be in Los Angeles, New York, or Chicago to find voice over work.. Work is available everywhere. You do need to have the right attitude, the right skills, and a high-quality, professionally produced presentation of your talents, or the casting people won’t even give you a second look (or listen). If you master the techniques explained in this training, you will be able to present yourself like a pro—even if you have never done anything like this before. Notice that I refer to the voiceover artist as voice talent, voiceover performer, or voice actor—never as “announcer.” This is because that’s
exactly what you are—a performer (or actor) telling a story to communicate
a message to an audience on an emotional level. “Voiceover” is the common reference for all areas of performing in which the actor is not seen. However, this term misrepresents what the work actually entails. It tends to place the focus on the voice, when the real emphasis needs to be on the performance. Announcers read and often focus their energy on the sound of their voice, striving to achieve a certain “magical” resonance. Effective voice acting shifts the focus from the voice to the emotional content of the message. This requires knowledge, skill, and a love of performing. Focusing on your performance, instead of on the sound of your voice, helps you become more conversational, more real and more believable. In other words, this type of work is not about your voice… it’s about what you can do with your voice. This is why acting is such an important aspect of good voiceover work. Talking to your audience conversationally is much better than talking at them as an uninterested, detached speaker. The best communication closes the gap between the audience and the performer and frames the performance with a mood that the audience can connect with emotionally. Many people have “great pipes” or wonderfully resonant voices. But it takes much more than a good voice to be an effective communicator or voice actor. In fact, a good voice isn’t even necessary—most people have a voice that is perfectly suitable for voice acting. What is necessary are the knowledge and skill to use your voice dramatically and effectively as part of a voiceover performance. As with most businesses today, the business of voiceover is constantly evolving. The applications for voiceover work are growing every day and changing trends may require new or modified performing techniques. This rebranded voice over training has been expanded to include even more techniques, new scripts, more “tricks of the trade,” and lots of Internet resources. I began my adventure through the world of sound and voice acting when I learn how to edit music at the age of 12. I’ve worked for several radio stations creating hundreds of commercials as engineer, performer, writer, and producer. I have also performed professionally for more than four decades as a stage and close-up magician. However, it was when I worked as a recording engineer that I began to realize what voice acting was all about. In the nearly four decades since then, I have directed some of the top voice talent in the country, I have been honored as a recipient of 11 Awards for sound design, and have received numerous awards for creative commercial production. I teach voice-acting workshops and seminars; speak professionally on how to improve performing skills and the effective use of radio advertising; and operate my own business as a voice actor, sound designer, and performance coach. But this training is not about me… it’s about giving you the tools you’ll need to succeed in voiceover. As you study the lessons that follow, I promise to be straightforward and honest with you. You will find techniques and tricks of the trade that you cannot find anywhere else. For those of you considering a move into the business of voiceover, you will learn what it takes to be successful. If you simply want to learn new ways to use your voice to communicate effectively, you will find a wealth of information within these lessons. I wish you much success—and please let me know when you land your first national commercial or big contract as a result of using the techniques in this training.
OUR TRAINING COURSE CONTENT AT A GLANCE
What Is Voice Acting?
- The Many Roles of the Voice Actor
- Types of Voiceover Work
- The Difference between “Voiceover” and “Voice Acting”.
- Breaking into the Business of Voiceover.
The Best-Kept Secret
- The Realities of Voice Acting
- Full-Time or Part-Time
- 7 Things You Must Know about Voiceover Work.
Where to Start: Voiceover Basics
- The Voiceover Performer as Actor and Salesperson.
- Your Role as A Voice Actor
- Getting the Skills You Need
The Business of Voiceover: Getting Paid to Play
- Making Money Doing Voiceover Work
- Talent Agencies, Casting Agencies,
- Personal Managers, and Advertising Agencies.
Using Your Instrument
- Where Do You Sit in the Voiceover Orchestra?.
- All about Breathing
- How to Be Easy on Yourself
- Exercising Your Voice
- Correcting Speech Problems and Habits.
- Voice and Body Exercises
- Tips for Maintaining Your Voice and Improving Your Performance.
The Seven Core Elements of an Effective Performance (AKA: The A-B-C’s of Voice Acting)
- It Starts with Pretending
Developing Style & Technique
- Style
- The Road to Proficiency
- Three Steps to Creating an Effective Performance.
- The Elements of a Voice Acting Performance (Techniques for Developing Style).
- Advanced Techniques
- Microphone Technique
- Using Headphones
- Your Signature Voice
Voice Acting 101
- It’s Not about Your Voice… It’s about What You Can DO With Your Voice!.
- Commit to Your Choices… and Adjust
- Physical Attitudes to Help Delivery
- Your Clothes Make a Difference
- The Magic of Your Mind: If You Believe It, They Will!.
- Trends
Woodshedding and Script Analysis
- The Director in the Front Row of Your Mind.
- “Woodshed” Your Copy
- Creating a Performance Road Map: Analyzing and Marking a Script.
- Woodshed Your Script to Be More Believable.
- Tips for Woodshedding
The Character in the Copy
- How Will You Play the Role?
- Your Best Tool Is Your Own Personality
- Socio-cultural Awareness and RISC
- The Ten Socio-cultural Cells & Your Character.
- Theater of the Mind
- An Exercise for Creating Real Characters.
- Visualization Script for “Creating a Character”.
- Making Your Characters Believable
- Tips for Performing All Types of Copy
Single-Voice Copy
- Tips for Performing Single-Voice Copy
- Single-Voice Scripts
Dialogue Copy: Doubles and Multiples
- Types of Dialogue Copy
- Tips for Performing Comedic Dialogue Copy.
- Dialogue and Multiple-Voice Scripts
Industrials: Long-Form and Narrative Copy
- Tips for Performing Corporate and Narrative Copy.
- Corporate and Narrative Scripts
- The Art of Risk.
- Passion, Profit and Power—script:
- The Power of Your Thoughts.
Character Copy
- Vocalizing Characters
- Six Critical Elements of a Character Voice.
- Finding Your Voice
- The Character Voice Worksheet
- Tips for Character and Animation Copy
- Character and Animation Scripts
Imaging, Promo, Trailer (Voiceover for the broadcasting and film industries)
- Radio Imaging, Branding, Signature Voice.
- Is Radio Imaging for You?
- Promo & Trailer
- Tips for Performing Imaging, Promo, and Trailer.
Other Types of Voiceover Work
- Audio Books
- A Bit about Audio Books
- Video Games
- The Truth about Video Game Voiceover.
- Telephony
- Concatenation
- ADR/Looping
- ADR—Automatic Dialogue Replacement.
- Anime
- Inside Anime
The Brave New World of New Media
- A Revolution in Media Content & Delivery.
- Social Networking & New Media
- The Present & Future of New media
- The Voice Actor’s Place in New Media
Your Voiceover Demo
- Your Professional Calling Card
- Demo Rule #1: Don’t Produce Your Demo Until You Are Ready.
- Demo Rule #2: Your Demo Must Accurately Represent Your Abilities.
- Versatility Is Your Selling Tool
- Demo Basics
- Types of Voiceover Demos
- Producing Your Demo
- Your Demo Recording Session
- Demo Tips, Tricks, Dos & Don’ts
- An Alphabetical Review of Voiceover Demo Categories.
Your Demo Is Done, Now What?
- How to Present Yourself as a Professional.
- Setting Up Shop
- Print Materials
- Getting Your Demo Out There: To Duplicate or Not to Duplicate.
- Your Website
How to Work in the Business of Voiceover
- Promoting and Marketing Your Voiceover Talent.
- Finding and Working with an Agent
- A Business Plan for Voice Actor
Setting Your Fees and Managing Your Business
- Setting Your Talent Fee
- Negotiating Your Fee
- Getting Paid for Your Work
- How to Guarantee You’ll Be Paid
- Booking Confirmation
- Union Compensation
- Documenting Your Session
- Voice Acting Expense Report
- Keeping Records
- Banking and Your Business
Shedding Light on the Dark Side of Voiceover
- Legal and Business Issues in the Voiceover Industry.
- To Incorporate... or Not
- Potential Liability Issues Specific to the Voiceover Industry.
- Contractual Issues and Considerations Relating to the Voiceover Industry.
- Intellectual Property Issues: Copyrights and Trademarks.
- A Few Words on Business Insurance: Is it Really Necessary?.
- Tax Tips and Considerations
- Are You a Business? Or Just a Hobby?
- Final Thoughts
Your Home Studio
- A Million Dollar Studio in the Corner of a Room.
- The Challenge of Recording at Home
- Home Studio Equipment
- Understanding Room Acoustics
- Advanced Home Studio Technology
- Managing Your Computer
- Wearing the Hat of the Audio Engineer
Auditions
- The Audition Process
- Auditioning from Your Home Studio
- Preparing for Your Audition
- What to Expect at a Live Audition
- After the Audition
- Agency Demos
- The Voiceover Survival Kit
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You’re Hired! The Session
- A Journey through the Creative Process.
- Types of Sessions, Setups, and Script Formats.
- The Session: Step-by-Step
- Common Direction Terms
- Wrap It Up
Tips, Tricks and Studio Stories
And many others, You will learn many things in this powerful training which I can't mention here.
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