[an earlier article with this title and pic was published erroneously. This is the “real” one!]
Hot on the trail of last week’s big “State of the VO Industry Town Hall” meeting, World-Voices Organization had already planned it’s next Rates Roundtable.
The two events certainly aspire to the same mindset; that of preserving as best we can the professional-level compensation rates that this community deserves, and which has been established over many years of hard-fought gains and legacy.
The resulting 40-minute discussion was recorded last Thursday, but held for distribution today so as not to conflict with the publishing of last week’s Town Hall video.
Is it prudent for voice-actors to share their compensation rates with others and the VO community at large? Click To Tweet
Our guests were re-assembled from a VO Atlanta forum of the same make-up in March. The recording of that event was deemed unusable, so we reconvened, and re-recorded the conversation.
Our topic was whether it was prudent for voice-actors to share their compensation rates with others and the VO community at large. Our panel consisted of:
Ally Murphy
Hugh Edwards
David Rosenthal
Gabby Nistico
Ramesh Mahtani
Brad Newman
As Always, my co-host was Anne Ganguzza.
I hope you will take the time to listen to the wisdom these pros share on this topic, and the many other tangential issues we address during this panel discussion.
CourVO