How to Start a Voiceover Career: (When you have no time or money) - Paperback

by Kellian (Author)

Start a Successful Voiceover Career Today How To Start a Voiceover Career (With No Time or Money)" will give you all the tools you'll need to start a successful voiceover business when first approaching it as a hobby - when you want to be successful, but not give up your day job. Kellian takes you, first person, through how she got started and gives hard facts, no vague references, of exactly what websites are good for finding jobs, microphones, client lists, and even e-mail conversations. Here's a preview of what you'll learn in this book

• Exactly what equipment to used and how much to pay for it
• Where to find jobs
• The exact phone scripts and emails used to get higher paying jobs
• How to network without talking to hundreds of people
• When to invest more time and money in your career
• What resources can used to build a website, demo, and marketing materials
• How to avoid scams
CERTIFIED REVIEWS As an international recording artist, voice coach and teacher of Broadway singers and actors, I can say without a doubt that I will be recommending "How To Start a Voiceover Career (With No Time or Money)" to my colleagues and students. Kellian's straightforward writing gives you real, actionable ways to achieve success in the voice industry. This book takes a unique view of the business side of becoming a voiceover artist - something most others lack - without spending thousands of dollars on classes. In fact, I believe this book is a must read for anyone trying to enter a new field, as it describes a low risk process for doing so. "How to Start a Voiceover Career" has personality, punch and delivers a wealth of succinct information Having taught in the voice industry for decades I have learned new information from this book that I will pass along to my students - Noel Smith (President, Boston NATS Chapter)This may be the most interesting "how-to" guide I've ever read, and it's more than a guide. Along with a start-to-finish approach to entering the industry, Kellian gives her readers a peek into her world through experiences, both good and bad. Having spent over ten years in military aviation, I did not expect to pick up a how-to guide that was interesting, so I was pleasantly surprised when I gave "How To Start a Voiceover Career (With No Time or Money)" a read and I highly recommend it for anyone else wanting a glimpse into the industry. -Jacob Willey (F-35 JSF Crew Chief, Lockheed Martin & Musician)