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  I Want To Be A Voiceover Artist, Where Do I Start? Contents Page  What is Voiceover all about Get a Voiceover Coach and advice Is Health important for a Voiceover Artist What are the best things to eat and drink as a Voiceover Artist How much should I charge for my Voiceover Work Be hungry to learn daily What equipment do I need to get started How do I get work as a Voiceover  Scripts for a Voiceover Demo My last thoughts A few tips   Voiceover is basically acting with your voice.  There are a huge amount of voiceovers being used absolutely everywhere, there are: voices for adverts, E-Learning, Explainer videos, Ebooks, Courses, Gaming, Animation, In-show Narration, Presenting, Cinema Trailers, Infomercials, Dubbing, Phone Prompts, Audiobooks, voices for toys, podcasts,  websites, and In-store display units. This list is not exhaustive either as there are new areas springing up all the time. A Voiceover Artist has to be able to add life to a script, put a little umph in it kind of thing. Also it is essential for a Voiceover Artist to lift the words off the paper and have the ability to create a real character in your mind and in your heart.  A great Voiceover Artist is able to think on their feet, interpret the words into a realistic character, and to be able to give a real heart filled with passion to voice  the script. It's not all glamorous though, some parts of the work are less attractive.So for example if you are doing an audio book recording you are standing or even sitting for hours and hours of recording often in a dark room with no natural light in a Studio or in your home studio. So not ideal circumstances but it's the end result that you're focusing on. It is the same type of set up an environment if you're recording for online E-Learning programs often for Medical, or Legal scripts which can be long, technical words, reading for hours on end.You still need to keep the passion the drive, the enthusiasm, the character and the heart behind all of your readings. It is no walk in the park , especially if you have the Client listening in via Skype in your headphones.   You have got to use your voice for acting it's not just about having a nice voice or someone told you that you sound smoother than honey or you got that Barry White  bass  voice.  It's all about how are you using your  voice to lift the words from the script, how are you using your voice to move a text into a real character and creating a depth or belief for the listener.   You need to also think as well where does your voice belong ?  What type of voice do you have?  What's your age reading range? Do you sound like a teenager or  a woman in their 20s? How long can you do a French accent for ? Also think about other Industries that your voice may be useful for  as not everybody is going to be the cinema movie trailer voice. Some people need to go and do animation characters some people need to go and do gaming characters how many voices do you have in your repertoire? Can you be a child or a woman of 18, someone in their 60s? How far can your range of voice go?  You need to think about these things when you're trying to think of going into the Voiceover industry...

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Do you speak English as a second language? My Top 10 Secrets for Speaking English  Think in English Record your voice  Believe can do it Sing songs  Break up what you were saying Grammar vocab rhythm bass intonation understand all the different parts of what you're saying so you can become more accurate fluent smooth more like a native speaker Speaking English is a dance you need to learn to know when to speak when to stop when to listen when to start Body language is important in IT support what you're saying Practice speaking in the look at your mouth what you say how you're saying at the pace  Practice and keep practicing you will get there Read one English newspaper daily and from  one article learn one new word One more thing.. Stay Focused. More Tips See my web www.leighannesvoice.com and my instagram page for more tips and hints Leighannesvoice_ to help improve your spoken English.

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Learning English Should Be Fun My Top 10 Tips for Improving Your Spoken English Listen Listen to the news, English  podcasts, good native English speakers and   songs. Remember the more you listen, the more you will learn. So in every occasion try to be an active listener and repeat what you hear imitating the pronunciation, the sound, the stress on the word by the speaker too.That phrase comes to mind “Monkey See, Monkey Do” is now  “Monkey Hear Monkey speak.” Watch TV & Films There are a number of films done by  Hollywood day in and day out make sure that you watch these films to listen to the sound of the words pace and emotional and watch it not to enjoy the film but to note and imitate the position of the mouths..imitate them. Try to avoid putting the subtitles on  if you can as they makes your learning slower as relying on home language to explain things Read Out loud daily You need to find something to read daily; whether it's a newspaper, a blog,Ted Talk transcripts, a book, a play, some  poetry or even a whatsapp message. When you read out loud practice the pronunciation, pace and intonation. Get a buddy to talk to To speak English better you need to be speaking on a regular, if not daily basis to really get the benefit of English. So try to get yourself a friend on Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, online somewhere if your friends are not free then  offer an exchange of teaching them your home language. That is how you get your new speaking pen pal and on another point make sure that they're English is better than yours Use technology to help your learning Your phone is your best friend on your journey of improving your speaking English because there are so many apps on smartphones whether you have an  Android or iPhone. Record yourself speaking into the phone, then play it back to yourself and ask your friends to listen and give you feedback. Another tip is to record the same text once a week or month and listen to where you have improve to monitor your growth. Speak always at every time Take every occasion to speak whether  it's at a coffee shop or at work or an email being sent at work then be extra and make a phone call to just confirm the person understood it. I suggest you take every opportunity to speak English with both hands. As an example,  when you're buying a ticket at a train station just talk about how much is it, what is the return price, the route and even mention the weather. Learn a new word daily Pick a word today and practice it in many different sentences  and say in different ways. Practice that word each day until you mastered it then the next week or the next day you can pick  a new word. Remember to always put these words into context and into a full sentence Read a dictionary and  thesaurus daily Dictionaries and thesauruses are your best friend you can get them online very easily.  I suggest that you read at least a page of these every single day. Try to memorise the word then say them out loud  and put them into a sentence. Try to understand what they mean and I find that with dictionaries it shows you how to pronounce it and what I love about  the thesaurus is that it gives alternative synonyms to the word you are actually trying to learn. Do practical activities while learning English (football, tennis, cooking) When you are learning English you need to put it into a practical sense.  So please escape the Classroom and learn your vocab for travel by going on a bus and using all the relevant vocab. Another example is  if you need to learn about food go to a cooking class and make some yummy food and make friends at the same time Debate or talks Go to weekly talks there are hundreds of them on meetup.com to venture into with a wide range of different topics. Try to go to weekly talks  go with the view that you are going to actually talk and also learn new vocab form the way people talk about the topic. Pay attention to the delivery, the passion and the pace etc of the

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