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#2 of Five Things 37 Years of Broadcast News Taught Me (and how it can help your VO business)
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#1 of Five Things 37 Years of Broadcast News Taught Me (and how it can help your VO business)
In a few days, I’ll end my local TV broadcast news career. This week I share 5 valuable lessons 37 years in the industry taught me, and how it might help you in freelance VO.
The Big Squeeze
Globalization, the digital revolution, and the internet are all combining to make safe job niches obselete. Are voice actors on the choppping block?
…and the answer is…
Feedback from yesterday’s post on the odd juxtaposition of two well-known voice-actors on my email feed.
Two-fer Tuesday
The arcane, obtuse, and esoteric reaches of the internet catch my eye. In this case two visuals, and a call for your feedback. Got a moment?
…On Minimizing Mumbo Jumbo
When the details become too…detailed, your excuses start sounding like a bit of “bull” offered in lieu of substance. Here’s what the client REALLY wants.
MailKing May Be Just Your Kinda Software
There’s Gmail, and then there’s programs like Constant Contact and MailChimp. Why not put them together? MailKing does.
Where Does the Buck Stop?
Look out…this is a “heavy” blog. You may not have the stomach for it. It may offend. Or not. Either way, this is where I’m drawing the line.
Show This List to Anyone Shopping for You for Christmas
You’d think it would be easy. The list of VO stuff you need is long, but can someone else buy it for you? Some tips.
A Cruise Into Murky Waters
On the surface, the job looks to be lucrative, until you start doing the math. An audition that is wrong on so many levels.
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