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00:05:26 Wins
- Sion booked a session by listening to her demo and tried background acting
- Moji has a new job and has been very active with direct marketing (email)
- Barby has a demo sent to a producer by her friend, and they loved it
- Jen has finished a commercial VO course
- Yvette has set up her DIY booth
- Marguerite finished a concert with fellow choir singers
00:27:26 The importance of injecting personality into reads
- 00:32:50 How do you learn to inject personality into a read
- 00:59:00 Attendees assign personalities to members’ voices as their first impressions
- 02:25:00 I started pursuing VO in 2020 in the middle of the pandemic, and I was starting to make some progress - I was freelancing with an agent, auditioning a bit (managed to book exactly two gigs - a podcast and a Netflix dubbing), and was ready to record a demo and create my website. But, then I had a baby, and VO fell to the back burner. Additionally, the agent I was freelancing with left the agency, and while it was confirmed that they would keep my info and send me any relevant auditions, I haven't received an audition since the agent left. All that to say that I've kind of fallen off the VO train. My daughter is now almost two, and I'm itching to give VO a shot again, but I feel like I don't know where to start. Any advice?
- 02:37:00 Website rebranding
- 02:57:00 AI in voiceover
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Feel free to ask anything voiceover-related and Carrie will try to answer it in the next Office Hours.