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If you’re already studying voiceover,
this book is NOT for you!
I really mean it!
If you’re already reading books
and attending voiceover workshops...
you really don’t need this book!
On the other hand... This little book by James Alburger IS for you, and may be just what you’ve been looking for, if you’re beginning to investigate the world of voiceover and you’re not yet sure if it’s right for you.
How to Get Jobs for the Voices in Your Head
will give you the information you need to know in order to make an intelligent and educated decision as to whether or not voiceover is something you want to pursue further. Only AFTER making that decision should you invest your time, energy, and money in other books and workshops.
SAVE YOUR MONEY!
As much as I’d like you to buy this little book, if you already have, or are planning to purchase, The Art of Voice Acting, you probably don’t need it - unless you really want to put together a complete collection of our products. To be perfectly honest, most of the information in this book is covered in much greater detail in The Art of Voice Acting. But this little book is a handy reminder of some key things you’ll want to remember and it does fit nicely in your pocket or purse (good luck doing that with AOVA!).
A COMPREHENSIVE INTRODUCTION
TO VOICEOVER
You don’t need to take a workshop or buy a library of books on voiceover just to find out if voiceover work is going to be worth your time and energy.
Nope!
For just over $10 you can learn more than most introductory classes teach about what it really takes to break-in and succeed in the world of voiceover. That’s a fraction of what you might spend for an introductory class.
Here are just a few of the things you’ll learn:
- The basic categories of voiceover work
- The value of agents
- Why you might or might not want to join the union
- Why voiceover is really voice acting
- The critical performing skills necessary for all voiceover work
- Why continuing education is important
- The basics of voiceover demos and marketing
- and much, much more
If, after reading this book, you discover you really want to learn more, then you’ll want to consider The Art of Voice Acting book and perhaps attend one of our workshops.
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