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  William Williams November 16, 2011 at 6:36pm

  Hello Buzz! Look forward to hearing the latest and greatest!
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  Rodney Jackson May 9, 2010 at 10:41am

  To all mothers and mother’s to be Happy Mothers Day!
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  Ann Richardson January 31, 2010 at 7:30pm

  Howard, great question. I have heard so many conflicting instructions on what a demo should and shouldn't be, and each one comes from successful professionals! Looking forward to a hint here.... Also, if the wrong type of demo (too long, too short, music, no music) is submitted, is the VO artist automatically "off the list" for potential work? Can one's marketing efforts overcome a demo that isn't exactly what they were looking for?
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  Howard V. Yates January 31, 2010 at 1:43pm

  I'm working on a new narration demo for my website and I'm wondering what material would be most beneficial. Some considerations I've run across are travelogue, fiction, and non-fiction. Also, reading an excerpt from a classic novel was suggested, but how can this all fit in to a one to two minute demo? I'm not trying to combine eLearning tutorials and corporate narrations into the same demo, I'd rather keep them seperate. Any suggestions on what would work, a good script for travelogues, and what should be the timing of the whole demo?
  
  Thanks!
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  Rodney Jackson December 25, 2009 at 12:43pm

  Happy Holidays Everyone!!!
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  Bettye Zoller September 15, 2009 at 2:05pm

  The jobs in Europe are growing. With two European agents now, it's really exciting to see how much American English unaccented voices can do. I cover this aspect in my Business seminars and first began voicing in Europe about four years ago aided by the fact that my youngest son and family live in Switzerland and Croatia and we visit there often. Now, it's better than ever and the jobs keep coming. If you are not connected in Europe, you should be.