Julie Williams
The Challenges of Medical Narration
Medical Narration is its own animal. It’s a VO genre that presents unique challenges, but also offers great rewards. One of the greatest rewards in Medical Narration is repeat business. Once a client finds a talent who can confidently, and competently rise to the challenge, he usually comes back time and time again. It’s not […]
VoiceOver Industry News
VO2014 Atlanta: Voiceover and Southern Hospitality
VoiceoverCity, LLC will once again play host to the South's largest voiceover conference: VO2014 Atlanta, March 20-23, 2014. This conference is more … [Read More...]
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VoiceOver Technical
Headphones or Studio Monitors — Part 2
[In Part 1 of this series I discussed headphones. I also mentioned that headphones and studio monitors each provide a unique perspective of the sound of your voice—Headphones give a very “clinical” impression of what’s recorded. By that I mean you are getting a direct feed of the record sound into both ears without the added acoustics of your … [Read More]
VoiceOver Business
VoiceOver Legal: LLCs and VoiceOver Talents
Question: I have an LLC (Limited Liability Company) that I have set up to operate my voice over business in New York. I do business regularly with clients in many different States. Do I need to register my LLC in all the States where I do business, or set up separate LLCs in those States? Answer: It will probably not be necessary for you to … [Read More...]
VOICEOVER RESOURCES
VO Newbie Corner: The Time Is NOW!
I noticed lots of chatter in the various voice actor forums this month about new talent being unable and/or unwilling to begin auditioning. The reasons vary wildly but there is a lot of “my demos aren't ready and/or good enough”, “my website isn't ready and/or good enough” to “I don't sound like I think I should sound” and “I'm only good with my … [Read More...]
