Virtually all advice on becoming a better voice actor includes the admonition to "get good coaching". That includes newbs and pros.
Michael Minetree posts a careful examination of the trials of finding a valid, worthy voice coach…and whether some of the "coaches" out there aren't just taking dollars on false promises.
Michael's treatise on "WHAT IS VOICE OVER TRAINING? PROFITING FROM HOPEFUL TALENT?"is exhaustive. Michael has his own take on this sometimes controversial subject, and he dissects his feelings honestly.
One excerpt:
"There is nothing I can tell you in a day, a week or a month, let
alone a newsletter, CD, manual, tele-class, boot-camp, seminar,
workshop or phone call that is going to open up the world of voice over
to you and make it possible for you to go out and get hired.
The reason for that is this – voice over is a craft, a skill, a
learned method, a practiced art form, a perfected skill that cannot be
packaged in any of the above. You cannot buy it in a box or have it
trickled into your brain via osmosis, and nothing has infuriated me any
more over the years than the litany of profiteers out lurking in the
shadows of the internet who are ready at a moments notice, for a buck,
to tell you that you can."
Read the entire article HERE.
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