Effective Email Templates and Call Scripts for Voice Actors in Chasing Payments

Initially, it’s normal to feel worried that you’re going to call up and get an earful of abuse from the the voice over client you’re calling. Voice over productions do business with each other every day, invoices go overdue all the time and, most of the time, people are really nice and completely happy to help.

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Union VS Non-Union Voice Over

The controversy on which the better status is to go for as a voice actor has been persisting since the beginning of the business and has intensified in the emergence of online voice acting marketplace.

First off, there is no clear-cut answer to this because both union and non-union voice over present their own advantages and disadvantages. The decision upon which path to take can be influenced by many facets but is ultimately on the voice actor’s hands, taking into anticipation the downside each carries itself with.

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Voice Actors Not Recognizing Their Own Voices: Truth Revealed

Have you ever tried to record your own voice in a voice mail message and jolt out of surprise and disgust, and tell yourself, “Is that how I really sound?”? You are absolutely not the only one. In fact, even us, voice actors, whose best friend should be our own voice happen to cringe at it when heard from the speaker.

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How To Establish A Strong Voice Over Online Presence

The advent of online marketplace has been continually reshaping every business worldwide. According to Google Local Search Statistics 2019, 97% search online to find a local business. From those numbers, it’s easy to assume that nearly every business has gone online to hop on the internet bandwagon and catch up with the consumers who stepped out of the traditional face of business. 

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How To Turn Your Voice Over Auditions into Paying Jobs

But ugly truth to be told — doing voice over auditions is actually your real job here. Working on the actual paid voiceover project serves some sense of relief because mostly you just have to continue reading the entire script from your sample read. This is especially appropriate to starters because it’s you who chase the jobs, so you have to work your butt off in sending out voice over auditions.

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