Got an Email from Edge studio about their contest for script reading. it closed on the 31st. of Dec. But from reading the contest info, they do it every Quarter. Enter the Contest Here! Contest Title: Broadway Cares Entries accepted: October 4, 2022 through December 31, 2022 at 11:59pm ET Record this script: This is Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS, an American non-profit organization that raises funds for artists and theater professionals in need of assistance. Formed in 1988 in response to the AIDS crisis, Broadway Cares has since supported millions of individuals in New York City and across the country. Follow this voice direction: This is a simulated audition for a documentary about Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS. The tone should be warm and welcoming, raising awareness to this non-profit organization. Conversational tone preferred.

I got my mic this week. Plan to work on some demos this weekend. I have also been setting up my socials and website. I like to idea have having just a one page website with only the relevant information. What information is value added and what is just noise?

I know that there are so many of you that have gotten insight from my 3 books. The pics are starting to come in of voiceover artists just like you that have gotten my books. I would love to be able to celebrate you!!! Feel free to post pics of you here or on any social media channel holding my book(s) (kindle or paperback). Don't forget to tag me so that I see it and give you your props. Just make sure you are in the shot as well so we can see your lovely face 😀 Oh, if you need the link to get your own copy so you can post your own picture here it is https://www.amazon.com/shop/earlhallstudio/list/37QZH8YA60B6C

#Demo Creation with Adobe Audition Yes! That's my aim, to learn how to edit, process and master my own audio. I'm currently using Audacity, but Knowing what Adobe Audition can do, makes me want to switch.

So you want to get into voiceover work? If you are an aspiring actor or have an eye for a career that combines artistry and audio engineering, then you should consider taking the steps to a successful career in voiceover. The first step to successful voiceover work is to promise yourself that you will dedicate time and effort into honing your craft. This means that you need to take the time to practice and perfect your voice. Going to an open mic event or taking an acting class where you can practice your delivery and use the feedback to improve is the best way to get started. Secondly, it's important to get involved in the local voiceover community. Attend workshops and network with professionals in the industry. Start connecting with professionals and they can help you find work opportunities and offer insight into what it takes to successfully break in to the industry. Next, begin demo production process. Before you can start marketing your skills, you need to have your demo voiceover script and recording ready. You can do this yourself by investing in a quality microphone and recording equipment. You can also look for voiceover coaches and demo producers who can help you record your demo. Once your demo is complete, you need to start marketing yourself as a voiceover artist. Join professional organizations, post your demo online, and find clients who need voiceover work. You should also build a website that showcases your work and any testimonials from happy clients. Finally, you need to stay organized when it comes to your voiceover work. Set up a system to track your communications, network with agents, and practice vocal exercises to stay sharp. By following these steps, you can go from aspiring voiceover artist to successful voiceover star. So what are you waiting for? Get started on your voiceover journey today!