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ou hear them over the radio and TV all the time. That sexy, seductive voice
that tells you how good a product is. That deep tone that describes the action
you're watching in the documentary. That booming voice that announces the star
of the show. These are the Voiceover Artists. They're the voices behind the
scenes - the voices that you recognize immediately when you hear them over commercials
and radio or TV, but if the person stood in front of you, you wouldn't know
him from the next guy. Such is the nature of this business.
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Voiceover Artists play a crucial role in today's entertainment industry and
media. They are chosen for the tonal quality of their voice or their unique
way speaking. Whatever the case, many established Voiceover Artists make enough
to live a comfortable life, knowing that they don't have to look for work -
work will look for them. Many corporations will request that particular voice
when they make a corporate presentation, video or advertisement. They believe
THAT voice can lend an air of authority or elegance to their image or product
so they don't mind paying the big fees that these Voiceover Artists command.
So how do you know if you have THAT voice? Well, for starters, do you notice
that people sit up and listen when you speak? Do people compliment you on your
voice? Are you the one who's always asked to be the Master of Ceremony or to
make announcements? If you are, then you could have that special voice that
could potentially make you big bucks. Breaking into this business may not be
that easy though. There are loads of talents who do voiceovers, among them local
entertainers and celebrities. But if you can make a demo tape of youself speaking,
then you could pass a copy to your local production houses and studios. If they're
interested in roping you into their pool of talents, they'll call you. It may
take a while before you land that plump job - that high profile ad that millions
will be watching and listening to. For a start, you may be offered smaller parts
in lower budget projects. Just do your best and take these jobs as your training
platform. Eventually, building your portfolio and experience will pay off.
When people start noticing your voice, studios will start to move you up their
preferred artist list and recommend you to more of their clients. This is a
pretty flexible time job so you could always freelance on something else while
you're making your big bucks in this business. Your voiceover jobs can open
lots of opportunities like being the host of a TV programme or high profile
event. Keep working at it and take care of those vocal cords. Then you'll be
singing in money!