“HOW DO I GET INTO VOICE OVERS?”
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Welcome to my comprehensive overview of the art, craft and career of voice acting! I’ve distilled all I’ve learned for the benefit of both beginners as well as advanced performers seeking to get into voice acting. Having learned much over twenty five+ years in this business, I hope to provide you clear-headed, practical and supportive insight.
Check back often for frequent updates!
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Beginners:
Those new to voice acting and all curious amateurs should start by reading my FAQ and VO Myths pages.
If you are new to acting check the pages under the “Starting from Zero” dropdown menu above.
More advanced performers :
More experienced performers will find specifics on advanced topics like how to make a demo, how to audition, what happens in a session and how get an agent, as well as broader discussion of the career of voice acting for those suited to it.
New Pandemic Pages!
For a breakdown of risks of early return to in-studio recording CLICK HERE.
COVID has rendered VO fully mobile! For my Working from Home pages CLICK HERE.
For a new page for experienced performers ready to start: CLICK HERE.
After giving my site (as well as posted comments) a careful read, if you still have a voice over question, post it (below)!
If my site doesn’t already address your question ask it, and if it is relevant to others, I’ll try to answer it.
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How much should I pay for voice acting training classes?
For a working pro teacher, I’d expect to pay $100 per hour for a private lesson. Maybe less, maybe more, depending on their level of insight. I’m not sure the current going rate. A group class I’d expect to run around $100 per three hour class per week.