She has thousands of followers, and knitters worldwide anxiously await her next post or podcast. I've never heard of her because knitting isn't one of my interests, but I'm certain that in the knitting community, there are many blogs, forums, pod-casts, blog radio shows, and more, that are shared with knitters everywhere.
If you are a voice actor, it is just as important to find and develop your own online community network, and always be on the lookout for great suggestions. Being part of the voice over "subculture" not only involves gathering information, but also being willing to share as well. The reason I started this blog is to do just that. My recent post on the benefits of potato chips for improving vocal quality was the direct result of reading that suggestion on a voice over forum that I participate in.
In keeping with this theme, I recently came upon a great post on Voice Over Audition Tips from the Voice Over Club.
http://www.voiceoverclub.com/voice-acting-training/voice-over-audition-tips/
Their blog and forum both have tons of great advice for aspiring and veteran voice over artists. This is just one example of sites you can find to help you along in your career, no matter where you are in your journey.
Always be on the lookout for resources, and be sure to get involved and participate in sharing information. Remember, the more you give, the more you get.
UPDATE:
My first audiobook narration is now available on Amazon.com,
Audible.com, and itunes! Here's the link to the audible.com site. The
book is available this week for only $5.95 so please check it out.
http://www.audible.com/pd/ref=sr_1_1?asin=B008CPJHEK&qid=1346118547&sr=1-1
Keep Talking!
Mike
mikelenzvoice.com
Voice Over Artist is a great career option especially for those people who are interested to do work in electronic media world like television, radio etc. Thanks for sharing this great article.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comment Josh. Great to see that the voice acting subculture crosses entire continents!
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