(Re)Introducing Voice Coaches Radio!
In addition to being an endless resource for potential job opportunities for voice actors, podcasts are also one of the most popular mediums for information, opinions, and entertainment these days. We’re very excited to announce that we’ve just revamped Voice Coaches Radio into a new weekly podcast!
Mike & Warren Record a Podcast
Starting next week, you can download a new Voice Coaches Radio podcast every week, and listen to the Voice Coaches team talk about Voice Over news, information, helpful hints, and resources, as well as bring you new interviews with professional voice actors and industry insiders!
In the first new episode, Voice Coaches Director of Marketing Warren Garling (along with myself, Director of Communications Mike Spring) talk about one of the questions we get the most often from voice over professionals and beginners:
How Much Should I Charge For A Voice Over Job?
We’ll share a lot of insights on how to set prices, different pricing options, when and how to be flexible, and give some great examples of different kinds of details that can affect how you price a job.
In upcoming weeks, some of the topics we’re going to cover include:
- Vocal Health Tips
- Preparing for your First Voice Over Session
- When and Why to Update Your Demo
- Sources of Opportunity
- Voice Over Talent Websites
- Voice over Techniques
- Using Social Media to your Advantage
- The Basics of Creating a Character Track
- Voice Over News
And Much More!
We’ll be launching the revamped Voice Coaches Radio in the next week, but in the meantime, you can click here to hear some of our existing podcasts, which feature interviews on voice acting and some fun class experiences. You can also click here to subscribe to Voice Coaches Radio so you won’t miss a single episode!
What topics would you like to hear us talk about?
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This first podcast was a real kick to do.(They’re going to edit out our bloopers, right?). I tried to relate some of my billing experiences, good and bad, as well. And I’m really excited about the topics we’re considering for the future. They’re all based on questions we get from professional voice actors. Ask us anything about the business and we’ll do our darnedest to give you some feedback you can use!
Being involved with the first of the new and improved Voice Coaches Radio podcasts was a great experience. A lot of what we will be covering will be questions that I hear from the voice actors that I work with, prior to the session. These questions often come up during the sessions as well (i.e. slowing down, one of my favorites!) Plus for those of us hear who LOVE to hear ourselves talk, it’s great!!
I thought you guys promised me you could do the entire podcast in one take? Oh, thats right I forgot that never happens. Great job on our first new and improved podcasts. It was an enjoyable and informative experience and I look forward to many more to come. Keep an eye out, (and of course an ear), for many fun and informative topics for all you voice actors out there and I look forward to working with you soon!
Looking forward to listening to the podcasts. I was trained by Voice Coaches two years ago and have been doing local voice-over jobs ever since. I’m in the process of building a home recording studio, and I’ll be checking in frequently for advice. The training I received from you guys has been invaluable. Keep up the great work!
Thanks, Michael! We’re excited to hear that you’re doing so well! The first two podcasts are up now! Be sure to let us know what you think!