Podcast Length: 5:35 As actors we’re generally expected to be versatile enough to play everything. Or at least that’s the general consensus regarding acting as a profession, and not simply from actors and their coaches. Of course, precious few rise to the...
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Podcast Length: 12:19 If you’re like most actors, you’re more talent than techie. And when it comes to voiceover that can present a conflict if you’re unable to record a simple audition from home, or connect with a client from your humble booth during a...
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Podcast Length: 7:06 Much like a really good first date, sitting down with a new agent can be simultaneously exciting and nerve-wracking. Granted your date may appear stunning and very discriminating, and you may feel flat-out privileged to be out with them,...
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I’ve observed a rather unexpected, unusual element over the years after coaching and producing so many of our Actors’ SOUND ADVICE clients. Considering we spend a great deal of time and attention getting to know the strengths and assets of each individual...
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Over the years, I’ve coached and produced voiceover demos for both budding and seasoned actors alike. I’ve also worked extensively with scores of talent with vast radio and broadcast experience, who’ve dedicated themselves to the work they love, but an...
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Like most small business owners just starting out, budding voice talent tend to severely undervalue themselves out of sheer desperation, and for fear they may “lose the job”. For instance, “I’d love to voice your documentary… for FREE!” Insert your own...
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Actors' Sound Advice Podcast:
Why Producing a “Makeshift” Demo of Your Voiceover Demo is a Professional Mistake