Voice Acting Business
How you can start voice acting business, Strategies for managing your fees, Understand the elements of good performance
Description
We all know for years that voice acting is a performance art where actors use their own voices to entertain or market to their target audience. Do you know that voice acting is not just being able to do impressions or character voices but mostly it also requires some acting skills and competence, the talent of voice actors is through their voices, which they are able to dynamically change their voices in all situations to fix the assigned work and maintain their competence, to accomplished works or roles that has being given to them by their clients. A voice actor must be able to change inflections, provide different deliveries and impeccable articulation and be skillfully alter your tone for a program or sound bite. In this modern times many professional voice actors set up their own home made studio with soundproof and effectively use the for recording, auditioning or practicing for the greater good of their work as well as sharping their skills and competence.
Currently the voice acting industry is highly competitive and finding voice acting work can take some time even for those with natural given talent with added gained knowledge through education and practicing, that is why it is very important to have your own business and creatively starting working on a very small scale to grow your business, build the necessary contact and if need be have the services of a reputable agent who can guide you and secure work for you with industry accepted commission. Voice actors can perform in various mediums such as audio books ,radio, television, film, e-learning, podcast and commercials. To stand out in this industry you need a great signature voice that can easily ring a bell in the ears of the industry professionals.
What You Will Learn!
- Understanding the history and overview of voice acting
- Learn the ways to improve your voice acting
- Recognize your voice acting talent and potential
- How to work in the business of voice acting
- Setting your fees and managing your voice acting business
- Using your instrument
- Learn breath control for the voice actor
- Learn voice and body exercise
- The seven core elements of an effective performance
- Developing style and technique for voice acting
- Understanding articulation
- Voice acting microphone techniques
- Learn microphone placement and copy stand position
- Tips for maintaining your voice and improving your performance
Who Should Attend!
- Producers, engineers, voice actors, presenters, advertisers, trainers, agents, musicians, actors, actresses, directors, manager, talent hunters, comedians, entertainers, bandsmen, vocal leaders, choirs, voice consultants, etc