Online subscription services are making us lazy. Marketing your VO business properly means building relationships, and P2P’s are ruining those opportunities. Here are more lasting ways to get and keep clients.
We toss ’em out there like we expect everyone to know what they mean. Or at the very least, they’re supposed to make you look important. Here are some suggestions for post-nominal designations.
No, that’s not your video card or your computer screen acting up. Here’s how to put this eye-catching effect anywhere.
Just a little portion of cynicism on this Thursday.
Voice actors can be a trusting lot. Our community is supportive, but scammers are unscrupulous. Herewith, ANOTHER warning about an old fraud.
Voice Actors need reliable and useful tools to have a successful freelance business. Two entrenched tools are showing surprising resilience.
We’re hampered by the language of the past. If we’re going to make a go of the “gig” economy, we’re going to have to adopt the freelance mindset.
The initial rush of donations after a disaster is essential. But once the headlines fade, the need takes on a whole new substance.
We work hard. Sometimes too hard. Perfection is a burden when taken too far. Consider these 12 suggestions for avoiding VO stress.
Lord knows, the options are endless these days, and the path of least resistance is alluring. How ’bout THIS for an idea?
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