Thanks guys for helping me select the book cover. I am really happy with it. The Guy I selected on Fiverr was really great and I will definitely be using him again. I am excited to be working on this book and will be releasing it no later that March!

I have been thinking about practising reading. Essentially I plan to just practice reading so that I can get use to my recorded voice. I am not worried about the quality if these practice recordings. So I have an idea. My phone has a recorder on it. So I can just record myself reading using my phone. This would enable me to have practice sessions while I am on lunch break. What do you think of this idea?

Here at steps to Voice Over Success I am committed to giving you the training and information you really need. Tell me below where you are right now to help me serve you better 😊

My oldest Daughter came over and we put up the Acoustic Foam on the ceiling in my booth! It took way longer that we had planned because the command strips didn't stick to the foam so I had to be creative and use some Elmer's Multi-Purpose spray Adhesive. I'm so happy it's finally done!

So you want to get into voiceover work? If you are an aspiring actor or have an eye for a career that combines artistry and audio engineering, then you should consider taking the steps to a successful career in voiceover. The first step to successful voiceover work is to promise yourself that you will dedicate time and effort into honing your craft. This means that you need to take the time to practice and perfect your voice. Going to an open mic event or taking an acting class where you can practice your delivery and use the feedback to improve is the best way to get started. Secondly, it's important to get involved in the local voiceover community. Attend workshops and network with professionals in the industry. Start connecting with professionals and they can help you find work opportunities and offer insight into what it takes to successfully break in to the industry. Next, begin demo production process. Before you can start marketing your skills, you need to have your demo voiceover script and recording ready. You can do this yourself by investing in a quality microphone and recording equipment. You can also look for voiceover coaches and demo producers who can help you record your demo. Once your demo is complete, you need to start marketing yourself as a voiceover artist. Join professional organizations, post your demo online, and find clients who need voiceover work. You should also build a website that showcases your work and any testimonials from happy clients. Finally, you need to stay organized when it comes to your voiceover work. Set up a system to track your communications, network with agents, and practice vocal exercises to stay sharp. By following these steps, you can go from aspiring voiceover artist to successful voiceover star. So what are you waiting for? Get started on your voiceover journey today!

#Your DAW I'm using Audacity because it's free. I also have Adobe Audition through my husbands work.

Guess what ups dropper off this bright sunny day. They even ring the door bell.

You Guys voted so I made the new time. Looking forward to seeing on the first live stream of 2023!!!

Starting in 2023 I want to be there for you love with the Steps to Voice Over Success Podcast. Currently the live show is every Friday at 8:30am EST. vote below on a new time starting every Thursday or Friday at 6 pm EST CAST YOUR VOTE NOW 😀

#Finding Your Niche That makes sense! In finding what I'm good at and if It's what I love, I won't quit! Work wont be work, it'll be like I'm playing every day!

@Bill Freeman Jr. Your #grindanddontquit gear is on the way Bill was at the top of the leaderboard all of December so he is the winner of our gear. You can win just simply through posting, commenting, and liking in the group. You can answer questions and be a help to all of us in the group and get rewarded for doing so. CONGRATULATIONS BILL!!! Make sure to post a picture in the group with your new hat!!

There are so many things to get done while becoming a Voice Over. What is your REAL step you need to master before going to your next step?

I was just looking through my media files when I came across a recording. To cut a long story short, the choir that I am a member of decided to make a "Virtual Choir" video during the Covid lockdown. Each of us recorded our parts using our mobile phones. I managed to find a USB adapter and was able to plug my Blue Yeti microphone into my phone. We then submitted it and the video was produced. I must admit that I recorded my part a number of times. Mainly due to mistakes that resulted in lyrics, some of which were "colourful", that were not correct or part of the song. Anyway, I thought I would share this with you because I think it is amazing what you can produce with mobile phones. I hope that you enjoy it. Mr Blue Sky : https://youtu.be/zmEvFTgxK14

I thought I would share something I found out about today. As far I am aware these sites provide free music that you can use. YouTube studio : studio.youtube.com (go to the audio library) Pixabay : https://pixabay.com/ I hope that these are useful

So this is the book I am in the middle of writing for the person that is just now thinking about getting into voice over. The content I am writing about cover the 4 steps that I have talking about for a while now. Table of Contents INTRODUCTION Step 1 - Make a Decision Step 2 - Buy A Mic Step 3 - Download A DAW Step 4 - Record your voice and edit the audio Bonus Step - Now start Getting Work What are maybe some things you would like to see included in these 5 chapters