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Book SynopsisHave you ever been told that you have a great voice? Put it to use in a career as a voiceover actor! Veteran voice-over actor, writer, producer, and teacher Janet Wilcox provides the inside scoop on the industry and personal training to help voice-over hopefuls find work in network promos, commercials, documentaries, books on tape, radio, animated films, and more! This rich resource comes with a CD-ROM featuring vocal exercises and interviews with voice-over actors. Readers will discover a treasure trove of useful information, including:
Acting warm-ups Vocal workouts Improv sketches Character work sheets Tips for making demos Sample V.O. scripts Interviews with show biz heavyweights Casting insights Advice on getting professional representation Secrets to finding opportunities in traditional and emerging venues And much more!
Voiceovers, Second Edition shows readers how to use that great voice to garner cash and compliments.
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Trade ReviewEverything you ever wanted to know about voice-over. Wilcox’s clear, concise, an thorough how-to answers every question you’ve ever had about the voice game and a few you’ve never thought of before.”
Chris Spencer; Senior Vice President, Creative Services, HBO
Everything you ever wanted to know about voice-over. Wilcox’s clear, concise, an thorough how-to answers every question you’ve ever had about the voice game and a few you’ve never thought of before.”
Chris Spencer; Senior Vice President, Creative Services, HBO
