So let’s (for the sake of argument) say that you and I are partnering together on a business venture. We are going to build the perfect Voice Over Casting Site.
It’ll be a Pay-To-Play site… and it will be an amalgamation of the best parts of all the voice over casting websites that are on the market these days… so It’s a Frankenstein’s monster (remember Frankie was the doctor… his creation was the monster) consisting of the best from Voices.com, Voice123.com, VOplanet.com & Bodalgo.com
What would it be like? What would it have?
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I subscribe to Ray Sierengowski's Youtube channel and every once in a while he provides the intertube masses with a nice video tutorial on how to use Adobe Audition (which is my recording application of choice) so I figured it would be nice to share this with you guys. Here is a link to Ray's Youtube Channel in case you'd like to subscribe.
Today's post is an amalgamation of several bits of news: 1. Taji's Voice Emporium now has a Facebook Fan Page... If you would like to follow us via facebook (some people prefer that medium) then take a look at the right side of the page and click the facebook icon to take you to our fan page there. 2. Just in case you weren't aware I have a group on LinkedIn for voice over professionals... if you would like to join then please follow this link 3. For those who would like to Sponsor a Geographically challenged friend of mine by the name...
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Khelo... my name is Inego Mantoya... You Keeeld my Father... Prepare to.. Just Kidding. Today's post is about a product I've heard allot about and is gaining popularity in the Voice Over and Home Studio Industries. This is not an advertisement and I am not getting paid by these folks but as someone who is constantly trying to improve the sound of his voiceover recording environment by making it quieter and quieter I came across several references to something called Green Glue. Apparently what this product does is absorb sound and instead of letting it through... it turns it into heat. According to their website:...
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This Weekend I did the unthinkable.
I told a paying customer not to send me anymore work.
For a year now I’ve been “courting” this voice over agency. The owner is a nice guy… a little quirky but nothing far outside the ordinary. I contacted him back in 2008 and we’ve been emailing back and forth. He would ask me to audition for a job… I would and then something would happen and someone else would get the job.
Nothing new there, I mean this is the deal with every single voice over casting agency I deal with. You win some… you lose some.
Very often you lose more than you win.. but the wins are sufficient to keep the ball rolling and the work coming in.
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