- Cover
- Half Title
- Title
- Copyright
- Dedication
- Contents
- Preface
- Introduction
- 1. The Business of Voice Acting
- 2. Using Your Instrument
- 3. Microphone Technique
- 4. The Monologue
- 5. Voice Acting 101
- 6. Developing Your Unique Style
- 7. Techniques for Developing Style
- 8. The Seven Core Elements
- 9. Wood Shedding and Script Analysis
- 10. The Character in the Copy
- 11. Single Voice
- 12. Multiples and Dialogue
- 13. Long Form Narration: Corporate, Medical & eLearning
- 14. Audio Book Narration
- 15. Mastering Character Voices
- 16. Imaging - Promo - Trailer
- 17. Other VO Genres
- 18. The Business of Voiceover: Getting Paid to Play
- 19. Your Voiceover Demo
- Your Professional Calling Card
- Demo Rule #1: Don't Produce Your Demo Until You Are Ready
- Demo Rule #2: Your Demo Must Accurately Represent Your Abilities
- Versatility Is Your Selling Tool
- Demo Basics
- Preparing for Your Voiceover Demos
- Types of Voiceover Demos
- Producing Your Demo
- Your Demo Recording Session
- 20. Your Home Studio
- 21. Home Studio Technology
- 22. How to Work in the Voiceover Business
- Promoting and Marketing Yourself
- Managing Your Time
- Business Basics
- Dave Courvoisier (Using Social Media Networking to Build Your Voiceover Business)
- Working Internationally
- Andy Boyns (Working as a Global Voice Actor)
- Male vs. Female
- Trends
- A Business Plan for Voice Actor You, Inc.
- A Business Plan for Voice Actor You, Inc. (Worksheet)
- 23. Managing Your Voiceover Business
- 24. Your Voiceover Identity
- 25. The Talent Agent
- 26. Auditions
- 27. You're Hired! The Session
- 28. Stop It!
- 29. The Changing World of Voiceover
- 30. Wisdom from the Pros
- Peter Dickson and Hugh Edwards (Advice on Considering a Career in Voiceover)
- Shelley Cohen (Is This Business Right for You?)
- Dana Detrick (22 Jobs Every Creative Solopreneur Must Be Able to Do)
- Marc Cashman (Twenty Crucial V-O Tips)
- Melissa Moats (A Day in the Life of a Voice Actor)
- Kelly Buttrick (Career Compass)
- Kate McClanaghan (What You Should Know When Meeting with a Talent Agent)
- Lisa Orkin (Directing Radio Spots: It's All About the Playables)
- Bob Bergen (Voiceover Demos)
- Fred Frees (Advice from Paul Frees)
- Index
Many people stand at the microphone.
But relatively few take to the mic as if it were a canvas and are true artists.
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