John Stretton, the One-Stop-Shop Voice Talent
John, an Australian voice actor with 18 years behind the mic, talks explainer and e-learning prep, his booth setup, and building character voices.
John, an Australian voice actor with 18 years behind the mic, talks explainer and e-learning prep, his booth setup, and building character voices.
When a professionally produced demo actually matters, and when it doesn't. A look at the agent route versus going the home studio way.
Innovation is more than new gear. Four human drivers, greed, impatience, laziness and vanity, and how to use them to serve your clients better.
Mic next to your computer, recording under a blanket, fixing it in post. Five home studio mistakes voice actors make, and what to do instead.
A long-time client says they're going in a different direction. What to ask them, how to re-evaluate your offering, and why you shouldn't burn the bridge.
Bryan, an American voice actor, talks about teaching himself the craft, a tight-deadline audiobook, and voicing a video game from France.
The Oklahoma land rush makes a fitting stand-in for voice over today, home studios, snake oil coaches, union questions and all.
Audiobooks are booming, so should authors narrate their own? A look at the hours involved, the skills pros bring, and what to listen for in a narrator.
A quarterly check-in for your voice over business: the KPIs worth tracking, plus a Review, Reflect, Respond session to plan the months ahead.
David, a Massachusetts voice actor, on going full time after a 2008 layoff, holding firm on his rates, and the one job clients still ask for.