Keeping Your Voice Fit and Healthy2022-Jun-08 Let’s face it: your voice is your calling card and your main instrument as an actor. There’s no getting around the fact that if you want your instrument to play well for you, you have to look after it. The best violinist in the world....
Why hire a VO – by Marilena Gant2021-Aug-09 Whenever I meet someone new and mention that I’m a voiceover artist I’m often met with the same response ‘oh right…what actually is that?’. Most people are familiar with VoiceOver for Animation or Video Game and perhaps even....
Make Working from Home, Work for You – by Marilena Gant2021-May-14 When I was studying for my University exams I found every excuse under the sun to procrastinate. I would clean, cook, re-watch Friends for the 85th time and facetime every distant relative I could think of, to avoid opening my books. This desire to....
Creating Leads (Pt.2) – By Rich O’Donoghue2020-May-04 What you don’t want to do at this point is bombard themwith information and I would suggest no showreel at thispoint as well. It’s just a general welcome, letting them knowwhere you had their email address from “Hi John, my name’sRich, Jane....
Visualisation (Pt.2) – By Rich O’Donoghue2018-Aug-29The knowledge I gained from this study help me with my work as a commercial producer as I use visualisation techniques to bring scripts to life. As a voice director, I describe these visuals to help bring the voice over into the character and....
Creating Your Showreel (Pt.2) – By Rich O’Donoghue2018-Jun-29Your showreel may vary in length, anywhere from 30 seconds to 90 seconds. There’s no point making a showreel to 90 seconds just for the sake of it! If you have material that showcases everything you can do within 3 or 4 edits, then just use these.....
