Power Surges and Your Voice Over Studio We were enjoying a nice pleasant Christmas day when all of a sudden lights and appliances started to flicker. Out of the corner of my eye, I saw sparks shooting out from a nearby outlet. The smell of burnt electronics filled the air. After a few moments of
Source Connect. If you’re a voiceover, I hope you know what it is. As the pandemic hit this year, studios shut down and talent were forced to scramble with home studio setups. Most voiceover jobs are done from home studio anyways, so for many, this is business as usual. But for those who work exclusively
Have you auditioned for voicover jobs that you thought were perfect for you, and didn’t land? The world of voiceovers can be funny and frustrating at times. Think of all the auditions that we send out, all in the hopes of landing each and every one. There are some you think you nailed but no call back. And there
So you’re interested in getting started in voiceovers. What is the one burning question that you would ask to help you get started in voice overs? Think of it. Do you have it? Ok, now, DON’T ask it! That’s right – if you’re new the voiceover world, do this BEFORE you ask – your homework!
When you are planning your next project with a voiceover, you are hoping for a good experience. It can be hit or miss sometimes. Many factors go into making an experience positive but there are a few that really stand out for me. These are based on an experience I had with a local contractor.
I’m not much of a writer so making videos has been the way to go for me. While my regular fun CTVideoQuotes over the past year have added up (posted HERE), I ended up sprinkling in some more informative videos about voiceovers and other topics as the world found its way through the pandemic. One thing I
So, we’ve been through many online meetings through Zoom, Skype, etc., and we’ve seen many folks on TV speaking from their homes. And I’m sure you’ve seen the varying quality with shaky video and garbled audio – this can be a BIG distraction right? Minimize Distractions Now, I am not knocking everyone with general remote
I hope folks have enjoyed my voice quotes this past year. I’m having a lot of fun highlighting the funny and inspiring quotes posted on Facebook, LinkedIn, and other social media pages and bringing them to life a little. Ever since I started, I wanted to eventually start posting the video version of them. After
Here is the August collection of daily CTV Voice Quotes! I’ll continue to randomly select quotes from social media and put them to voice for you and post them on my Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter pages. Maybe I’ll read one of yours! Enjoy! Monthly archives can be found on the right-hand side of the page.
July had some really great social media posts that I put to voice. These are all posted on my Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter pages. Check them out below! Enjoy! 7-31-2019 – Milford Town Page 7-30-2019 – Rob B. 7-29-2019 – Milford Town Page 7-27-2019 – Josh J. 7-26-2019 – Steve St.
During my weather/skiing broadcast days, creating the forecast was one thing, but bringing it to life through the microphone was an incredibly fun challenge, and that passion carried over into voiceover work. I get a kick out of reading all of the funny and positive quotes on Facebook, LinkedIn, etc. So I figured I would
During my weather/skiing broadcast days, creating the forecast was one thing, but bringing it to life through the microphone was an incredibly fun challenge, and that passion carried over into voiceover work. I get a kick out of reading all of the funny and positive quotes on Facebook, LinkedIn, etc. So I figured I would
I’ve been following the National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing (NASCAR) for over 25 years. Just as in any sport, a lot more goes into “just throwing a ball” for example. In NASCAR, there are many components and behind-the-scenes aspects go into a fast car. Teamwork, technical precision, engineering, data analysis, endurance, marketing, risk
During my weather/skiing broadcast days, creating the forecast was one thing, but bringing it to life through the microphone was an incredibly fun challenge, and that passion carried over into voiceover work. I get a kick out of reading all of the funny and positive quotes on Facebook, LinkedIn, etc. So I figured I would
During my weather/skiing broadcast days, creating the forecast was one thing, but bringing it to life through the microphone was an incredibly fun challenge, and that passion carried over into voiceover work. I get a kick out of reading all of the funny and positive quotes on Facebook, LinkedIn, etc. So I figured I would
During my weather/skiing broadcast days, creating the forecast was one thing, but bringing it to life through the microphone was an incredibly fun challenge, and that passion carried over into voiceover work. I get a kick out of reading all of the funny and positive quotes on Facebook, LinkedIn, etc. So I figured I would
When I mention that I do voiceover work, a very common question follows….”How did you get into voiceovers?” Well, it just so happened to be…weather. Yup, weather. Let me explain. Years back when I served in the Air Force, I worked first as an aircraft maintainer, but then later as a weather forecaster. I provided