How do i get started in Voice Over/Voice Acting?
What’s the best way of getting started in anything? Well, the first step is to start! It might be one small step for you, but it’s one giant leap towards your dreams! Here are some great resources with more information:
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i want to be a voice actor by Dee Bradley Baker
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seven tips to get started in voiceover on Backstage
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Voice Over Voice Actor by Yuri Lowenthal & Tara Platt
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So You Want to Be a Voice Actor on Backstage
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Steve Blum’s advice and link to his classes
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a self-study course by my friend, Laci Morgan
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“vo 101” by Gabrielle Nistico on Amazon
Looking for more? Check this space and the blog, I’ll be updating both soon with more resources for you.
RECOMMENDED READING
Many people have asked me for recommendations on reading material, for those who want to get into voiceover, and those who want to grow as performers, and grow their careers. Click on the photos to see more information about each book on Amazon!
*These are affiliate links, so by purchasing through them, you’ll be supporting me — thank you in advance!
RECOMMENDED LISTENING
The VO BOSS podcast blends solid, actionable business advice with a dose of inspiration for today’s voiceover talent. Want to be a BOSS? Dream Big & Build Smart + have a TON OF FUN along the way…Each week, host Anne Ganguzza focuses in on a specific topic to help you grow your voiceover business.
Voice Over Body Shop, or VOBS, is one of the voiceover industry’s most loved “how to do voice over” shows and the go-to VO resource for voice actors everywhere. From their Los Angeles studio, hosts George Whittam and Dan Lenard talk voice over tech, training, recording, and business.
LOOKING FOR COACHING?
If you’re ready to take the first steps in your voiceover career and are seeking out a coach to help you get started, I’m happy to make recommendations to you based on what you’re looking for, where you’re located, and any other information you’d like to send over. Send me a message and I’ll help bridge the gap.
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If you’re ready to take the first steps in your voiceover career and are seeking out a coach to help you get started, I’m happy to make recommendations to you based on what you’re looking for, where you’re located, and any other information you’d like to send over. Send me a message and I’ll help bridge the gap.
Bonnie Marie Williams has been acting for over 20 years in the theatre & on stage, in television, film, and voiceover. Looking for that conversational, girl-next-door voice? Just call her Clark Kent. How about children’s voices, playing young girls and boys? Check and check. Narration, eLearning, commercial, audiobook, animation, explainer, on-hold, IVR — you name it, she does it. Her youthful, sincere, charming, quirky voice has hints of Emma Stone, Kristen Bell, Amy Poehler (mostly as Leslie Knope), and a dash of Scarlett Johansson. Maybe you’re looking for a male voice talent for your project? She’s got you covered, helping clients cast projects from a vast network of professional voice talent to call on. Like the super hero tagline says,
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