Award winning voiceover pro and coach, Bettye Zoller, answers your questions about all facets of the voiceover work field. Hear her podcasts on various topics. Network with other vo pros. All levels beginner to advanced welcome.
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Bettye ZWHAT IS AN AUDIO BOOK.docAuditioning At BigGun Ad Agencies.doc
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Bettye!
I think you are fabulous!my kid just laughed herself to sleep, recalling you loading monkey chow and playdoh into Don Rickles (Mr. Potato head)
I'm an American VO in London, and I was wondering if you might extend your learned opinion, as to whether I might work in the states. Here's my youtube channel:
Stefan's vo channel
If you don't have the time to respond, I still think you're fabulous!
Thanks
Stefan
The two FIRST DEMOS are commercials and narrations. Those then may be followed by "niche demos" such as political, audio books, radio TV Promos, more. But first, do the two basic ones. character demo? Only if you are connected and know ways to merchandise it. If you don't, stick with areas in which you might get jobs.
Hello Patty and welcome. I suggest you start researching his vast world of voice overs with reading books and searches online. The Voiceoverxtra.com archives are a particularly rich source of information, all free. Also, attend online webinars and attend workshops. That's the way we all got started. It's a complicated business. Agents? You need great demos and some kind of body of work. Best of the best to you. And keep asking this group too.
Hi, my name is Patty Mo and I am new to VU.. I am just getting started in the voice over community, and although I do have my demo, my question is how do I get it heard to get an agent/manager and to be cast?
Hope this is appropriate to post here, Bettye - please let me know if it should go elsewhere.
I find that in addition to coaching and practice, one of the most practical things we can do as voice actors and audiobook narrators is to understand how our vocal instrument functions and perhaps do regular exercises to ensure the best possible resonance and clarity...whether for VO, audiobook demos, narration projects, etc. To that end, I'm always searching for nifty exercises and such...came across this resource today and thought I would share: http://bit.ly/dE15MY
Hope all are enjoying a particularly productive and successful audiobook seasoon!