Did you catch the story on Sunday Morning with Charles Osgood that went behind the microphone, to focus on Voice Over Acting the Actors?
It was pretty interesting….Take a look:
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Hey, just an FYI…. I’ve been adding a lot of bonus videos for members of the Voice Over Success Formula Newsletter.
The latest videos covered everything you need to set up an in-home studio, a video tutorial of a multi track audio editor, and how to get that multi track audio editing software absolutely FREE! Plus a lot more!
These videos are not currently available on the public blog…They are offered to people that have signed up for the newsletter first. As time goes, I plan on also posting these to the public blog.
Until now, these videos were only available to the students that took my Voice Over Success Formula course and classes….but for now they are only available to anyone who signs up….And it’s so easy!
Just look to the upper right hand side of this blog to find the form….Just put the email address you want the stuff to be sent to…and that’s it! I don’t use the address for anything else…just this Voice Over info….PROMISE!
After you sign up…leave a comment or write me back to tell me what you think, or if you have any questions.
This kind of relates to the last post, but a former student sent me a demo to listen to.
She couldn’t figure out where the faint hum was coming from in her recording. She was asking if I thought it might be the microphone or something else. Wellll…..after listening several times, very closely, I realized what the low hum was….
TRAFFIC! Outside her window….the same window she cracked open to let some of the warm fresh spring air into her studio.
Remember as the weather gets nicer and you open those doors and windows to let a little fresh air in…You have to close them again, tightly before recording. Or you too may find yourself scratching your head, wondering where that “low hum” is coming from on your next recording.
Just a quick tip….Talk soon…
OK… So a lot of comments and email that I get relate to putting a demo together.
It’s not really hard, but it seems that a lot of people get overwhelmed in the details and not knowing exatly what to do. Soooo….I put this video together to let you break the tasks down into simple to follow elements.
Just go counter clockwise around the chart and complete the tasks. Before long you’ll be listening to your demo and sending it out to agents and producers! So, take a few minutes (about 25 minutes to be exact, but well worth the investment in time,) and let me know what you think…
Leave a comment or question. Thanks!
Click HERE to get the easy to follow PDF of the chart in the video.