Yeah…don’t even think it.
Here’s why.
Demos
Over a dozen solid voice over demo articles, suggestions and tips from our community with terrific conversations from voice over artists in the comments too!
Currently using Voicezam to organize and provide my own Voice Over Demos. There are many mediums that can serve up your Voice Over Demos from SoundCloud to YouTube to saving audio files in Wordpress and more. I’ve used each of these and more.
5 Creative Ways to Evaluate a Voiceover Colleague’s Demo
Lord knows it's hard enough to be honest with YOURSELF about your demos. It's even harder to be candid, yet diplomatic with your peers when they ask you for an opinion about THEIR demo. And yet, the call eventually comes...that email with an attachment. Someone thinks you're a sage, and that...
5 Tactful Ways to Critique a Voiceover Colleague’s Demo
Are you qualified to evaluate the demo of a VO peer? Yes and no. Here are five suggestions for seeing your way through that thicket.
Dissecting the Compilation Demo
Aren’t ALL demos, by dint of necessity, compilations?
5 Reasons Why You Should NOT Produce Your Own Demos
Yeah…don’t even think it.
Here’s why.
Feedback for Your VO Colleague’s Demo: 5 Suggestions
Are you qualified to evaluate the demo of a VO peer? Yes and no. Here are five suggestions for seeing your way through that thicket.
The REAL Reel
Who calls them “reels” anymore? That and other myths about voiceover demos — dashed — in this blog.
Donald v. Hillary: Who Will Bring More VO Work for the Next Four Years?
Politics often drives the economy and business, so what will this election season do to drive the Voice Over business post election?
Categorizing Voice Over Demos – Genre/Category/Specialty
how to categorize VO demos…. This was one of the most challenging ideas to come out of the World Voices (WOVO) conversation … how to categorize VO demos…or how to describe that. Genre’s? Specialties?
5 Arguments Against Producing Your Own Demo
Do I have to write this blog?Apparently so. I've talked to several people lately who are producing their own demos. I understand. Cash flow ain't flowin' and hiring a producer costs plenty. You've got this hard drive full of all these great auditions you've done, and you're pretty good a mixing...
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