Jesse Carroll'sĀ VoiceOver Jumpstart Blog
Short answer: A live directed session is you recording in real time while a director, producer or client gives you notes, usually over Zoom, Teams, Google Meet or Source Connect. You handle it by practicing the script until nothing trips you, testing your software the day before, hitting record five...
Short answer: You crush it on Voice123 by doing three things most people skip: buying in at the $888 tier or higher so you see auditions early, being selective about which jobs you audition for so your like rate stays high and you stay in the top ranks, and building your profile with playlists of sh...
Short answer: You book more jobs on Voices.com with three things: speed, quality and personality. Get to auditions within two hours when you can, have competitive audio, and put your own point of view into every read instead of robotically hitting the client's buzzwords. Then tighten your proposals ...
Short answer: You only need two: Voices.com and Voice123. Start on Voices.com because it is forgiving for beginners and everything, including payment, happens on the platform. Move to Voice123 once you have bookings and real demos, because that is where you keep the client and build a list that pays...
Short answer: I went from zero to over six figures in my first year of voiceover with rented gear, couch cushions on the walls, and no coaching for the first three months. The whole thing came down to two decisions: going all in instead of dabbling, and doing 20 to 30 auditions a day until I could n...
Title: "Unlocking the Six-Figure Voiceover Equation: Your Path to Financial Freedom"
Hey there, voiceover enthusiasts! Are you ready to embark on a journey towards financial freedom through the captivating world of voiceover? Well, you're in for a treat because today, I'm about to unveil the ult...
