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UPDATE: Due to time constraints and the volume of evaluation requests, we have been forced to change the way we conduct our voice over evaluations. For years we would spend hours online or in studio with prospective students, explaining every little element of the craft to them in an effort to help them [...] Want to learn more about me than I may have ever shared before on the internet. Voice Over Talent Dave Courvoisier ( can’t believe I spelled that correctly on the first pass without looking) conducted a very lengthy interview with me for his blog. I wanted to say thank you to him for doing such a bang-up job on it. With as much as I tried to make myself look like a putz, he wouldn’t allow it. For a long time I have discussed the idea of voice over positioning with a lot of non-industry related people when I would get caught up in explaining to them the intricacies of what I do every day, and how most of my daily, monthly and yearly attempts at self improvement in the industry were more related to positioning than they were to trying to have the best of everything. In a nutshell, I look at the things I do when it comes to studio and performance improvements as nothing more than working toward being properly positioned to take advantage of opportunity when it decides to knock. I know many of us who have been doing this for years, have been “positioning” ourselves for success in the same way that I am writing about, but some of us may not have looked at it like this before. So I decided to share it because it popped up in another conversation this morning and I began to wonder why I had never written about it before. Continue reading Positioning for Voice Over Success – Are you ready when opportunity knocks? |
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