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There are hundreds of voice talents willing to share their ideas and help you with your marketing strategy or questions. All you have to do is ask.
Got a question or a comment? Jump right in!
And if you have any suggestions on how to improve our little corner, feel free to email me: danhurst@danhurst.com
dan
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@ bryan thank you
what would be in a great VO cover letter? thanks
Judy and everyone else,
The more you can beef up your business skills the better you're going to do. Don't just listen to voice people, not because they're bad, but because there's a wealth of information great business training to be had from successful people in all realms. You'll do well to lean toward service type industries rather than inventory/product types, but learn learn learn.
It's part of doing something every day for your career.
-Dan
Hello everyone,
I haven't checked in for awhile. Hope all is well with everyone.
I would like to share a book I'm reading that might be of help/interest to some of you. It's "Zig Ziglar's Secrets of Closing the Sale". Sure the book is about sales, but in my opinion that is what we do in voiceover as well (at least to some extent). There are great nuggets of information in this book that apply to all industries. His books were recommended to me through voiceover business classes I have taken through VOCareer (which I also highly recommend).
Have a great weekend everyone,
Judy
Do you have what Morgan Freeman has? A big thanks to http://VoiceOverXtra.com for publishing my latest article: http://bit.ly/TSu0tC
Edge studio has a generic rate sheet you could use as a baseline. www.edgestudio.com and there is a great article on the Nethervoice blog by Paul Strikwerda http://www.nethervoice.com/2012/03/22/what-clients-wont-tell-you/#.... Hope that helps!
Hello, I answered an ad for a Voice over project, and I am still new to the getting paid part of the job, and I got an email back asking what my fees were for :
What is your rate for radio spots :10, :15, :30, and :60?
can anyone point my in the right direction where to start, what questions to ask ect... thank you for your help
Hey Kyrsten,
Sorry it's a little late responding, but I have worked in the office at VOCareer.com. They are a group of knowledgeable folks there and are very willing to assist you. They will also work with you until you are satisfied with whatever you chosen to use them for (such as demos). Ultimately, the goal is to have something you can be proud of and something that shows the best of your offerings (no matter who you chose to work with for your demo). This all from my side of things; I am not a VO Talent, I'm an audio editor. But, I think you will be pleased with their service.
Dan,
That's an interesting idea for folks to consider and might not be bad for them do own their own. Thanks for sharing.
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