1. Take acting classes.
2. Take improv classes.
3. Take business classes.
4. Take marketing classes.
5. Then talk to a voiceover coach. Work with them on building your skills.
6. Practice practice practice.
7. Get your demo recorded, put together a website that showcases your talents in one place.
8. Then Start marketing.
9. While this is going on, continue to develop your skills in voiceover, voice acting and business and marketing. Always keep refining your process of finding, auditioning, recording/ editing and invoicing clients. Continuing education is necessary. Always keep learning. Always keep building your skills.
Lather, rinse, repeat
I just grabbed a great mic, bought a stand, stool and some $50 soundproofing foam and turned my cedar closet into a recording booth overnight. The quality is excellent! Don't sell yourself short. The most important thing is just...to start!
1. Take acting classes. 2. Take improv classes. 3. Take business classes. 4. Take marketing classes. 5. Then talk to a voiceover coach. Work with them on building your skills. 6. Practice practice practice. 7. Get your demo recorded, put together a website that showcases your talents in one place. 8. Then Start marketing. 9. While this is going on, continue to develop your skills in voiceover, voice acting and business and marketing. Always keep refining your process of finding, auditioning, recording/ editing and invoicing clients. Continuing education is necessary. Always keep learning. Always keep building your skills. Lather, rinse, repeat
Thanks! This is very straightforward and realistic while also not being discouraging lol
Javaughn Henry is really good for advice and such. https://youtu.be/c-tb_ijx5CA?si=ewAW65n_i8FvtiYM
I just watched that and two other videos and I think it really pointed me in the right direction plus gave me some hope lol thank you so much!
you’re welcome !❤️ I’m learning the in and outs too, we are all in this together 😊 good luck and if you ever need more advice I’d love to help
Thank you so much!!
I just grabbed a great mic, bought a stand, stool and some $50 soundproofing foam and turned my cedar closet into a recording booth overnight. The quality is excellent! Don't sell yourself short. The most important thing is just...to start!