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TIMESTAMPS
00:01:22 Wins
Jen finished an animation project recording
Barby has been making progress on her audiobook narration and finishing more chapters, recommended Singer’s Soothing Throat Spray to help if you record too much
Jenny Wade got a job on Fiverr
Michaella finished her voiceover website
00:32:22 AI in voiceover: Do they own your voice if you submit it, and can they use it for AI? (Carrie advises you to always read your contracts)
- 00:38:14 Asking for resources on how to get updated on legal ramifications for AI in voiceover and how it impacts voice actors. (an example is Bev Standing)
- 01:06:00 Decoding copy
- 01:15:30 An example of good and detailed instruction for voiceover reads
- 01:21:20 What do you do to prepare for an audition? (This segment went further into auditioning stories, where to go for resources for reads, and instructions for reads)
- 01:50:00 Encountering different instructions for reads
- 02:01:00 Can we have different voices we do feature in our voiceover websites?
- 02:14:33 Do voice actors get jobs through word of mouth?
- 02:23:45 How long will it take me to be successful in VoiceOver? (A common and natural question)
- 02:24:46 Quitting a pay-to-play site for auditions and focus on outreach and marketing — is it a good decision?
- 02:40:00 Effectiveness of outreach and marketing
- 02:52:00 Planning for outreach
- 02:57:31 Dropping the ball on outreach. How do I re-start my relationship again with those that I have been in touch with?
- 03:24:00 Email outreach - sharing of tools and processes, tips
- 03:30:00 VO conferences
- 03:45:50 Which is better: registering a VO business as an LLC, S-corp, etc? What about taxes?
Have any questions?
Feel free to ask anything voiceover-related and Carrie will try to answer it in the next Office Hours.