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Interview with Dialect Coach Pamela Vanderway – Part 2

June 22, 2011 / George / Career Development, Interview, Training
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In part one of my interview with dialect coach Pamela Vanderway, she shared her background and her path to becoming a dialect coach, is there a difference between dialect and accent, and what level of determination is necessary to learn a dialect. Here in part 2, we’ll hear more about the dialect acquisition process, her […]

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Interview with Dialect Coach Pamela Vanderway – Part 1

June 21, 2011 / George / Career Development, Interview, Training
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It was a little over a year ago that I met Pamela Vanderway on Twitter. We were discussing my near annual “fake a Jamaican” gig, in which I do a Jamaican accent for a radio commercial, and we had a great conversation on what it takes to learn a dialect or accent. Since then, we have […]

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CourVO’s Voiceover Social Media Plan

June 10, 2011 / George / Career Development, Marketing, Sales and Contacts, Social Media, Tools You Can Use
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  Rather than get into a long detailed analysis of the individual points, I will simply direct you to Dave Courvoisier’s blog to read about his multi-part social media plan for voice artists. If you didn’t know, he has been discussing this kind of stuff for quite a while, and he has put together an […]

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The Image Issue – Do You Look Like You Sound?

May 24, 2011 / George / Career Development, Marketing, Sales and Contacts
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photo © 2008 Andrey Maximov | more info (via: Wylio)I don’t remember who recommended it to me, but last year I started running a  Google Search on my name that lets me know when I show up on the web. It’s a good thing to know when people are talking about you, and more importantly, what […]

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marketing, photos, picture

An Open Letter to Skype and How it Might Happen

May 11, 2011 / voiceover and voice acting | Scoop.it / Career Development

There is a Twttier fellow you should be following: @SomeAudioGuy. He is an audio engineer that works heavily in the voiceover field, and his daily observations about what actually goes on in some pretty high profile sessions are invaluable to the begin…

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Interview with Dr. Ann Utterback – Part 2

May 6, 2011 / George / Career Development, Interview, Training
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Part two of my interview with voice specialist and author Dr. Ann Utterback. Ann has a PhD in speech and specializes in voice and diction. She has written dozens of articles and 8 books on the voice, including the Broadcast Voice Handbook. Her most recent article on tension and the voice can be found on […]

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Interview with Dr. Ann Utterback – Part 1

May 5, 2011 / George / Career Development, Interview, Training
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A few months ago, I began using Scoop.it in order to find news and information on voiceover. It has a very nice search plan. And one of the best things I found using Scoop.it is Dr. Ann Utterback. Her blog posts on managing the voice for broadcasters are incredibly helpful, and I began posting them […]

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What the Pros Listen For in Animation Demos

May 3, 2011 / George / Agents, Career Development, Voiceover - Work
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photo © 2008 vagawi  | more info (via: Wylio)Back Stage, the online version of the paper magazine and Call Sheet, usually caters to on stage/on camera acting, and very heavily in the New York and Los Angeles markets. But each year, there is an issue that concentrates on voiceover. Last week, the online mag […]

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Genius from Kat Keesling on handling “demo reel” payment

May 2, 2011 / George / Career Development, Tip o' the Hat, Voice Artists, Voiceover - Work
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Back in 2009, I had the pleasure to work with Diane Havens and Kat Keesling on the Hear the Bill Project. Their brainchild was to help ordinary people who would have a very difficult time wading through the complexities of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, in both the U.S. House of Representatives and […]

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Creative Commons, kat Keesling, low budget work, nonprofit, time

Financial Literacy Month – For Voice-Overs? – Kevin Readdean …

April 28, 2011 / voiceover and voice acting | Scoop.it / Career Development

Its National Financial Literacy Month, and we voice-over actors need to wake up and smell the derivatives… or is that residuals!? … Freelancetaxation.com – a site by financial planner, Susan Lee, which has a wealth of information on taxes for…

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