Lessons
Welcome to the world of Voice Over
1Introduction
02:13What Is Voice Over?
2Myth Busting
03:17 3Where is all the money?
02:54 4Quiz: What Is Voice Over
The Voice Over Performance
5A Conversation With One Person
03:34Vocal Warm Up
03:43 7Breaking Down the Delivery Components
04:21 8Nailing the Feel
04:55 9Hitting or Noticing Words
03:28 10Becoming an Actor
03:26 11The Magic of Lists
04:34 12Five Key Characters
04:03 13Tongue Twisters
04:19 14Mic Technique and Studio Etiquette
05:53 15Quiz: Voice Over Performance
Case Studies
16Education in Mauritius
03:12 17The Ventsar ColorTouch
06:04 18Dodge Maps
04:16 19Quiz: case Studies
The Home Studio
20Check List
02:46 21Microphones
06:34 22Preamps
02:51 23Finishing the Check List
04:33 24Creating Your Recording Space
04:57 25Sound Proof Booths
03:34 26Quiz: Home Studio
Closing
27Practice and Review
02:58 28Quiz: Closing
Recording and Editing
29Live Recording Session
10:01 30Adding Music
06:41 31Placing Audio into a Video
06:10 32Extra Services
04:23 33Quiz: Recording & Editing
Making a Demo
34Your Demo is your Business Card
05:48 35Designing your Demo
02:30 36Recording Your Demo
03:25 37Quiz: Making a Demo
Self Employment
38Customer Service
04:37 39Expectations and Delivery
03:57 40Storage and Organization
03:31 41Gig Photo and the Fiverr Forum
03:56 42Quiz: Self Employment
Vocal Health
43Water and Sleep
04:15 44Recording When Sick
04:17 45Quiz: Vocal Health
Staying Motivated
46Setting Goals
02:52 47Daily Schedule and Fiverr Forum
04:06 48Nerves
02:52 49Bonus Vocal Exercises
03:57 50Take a Break
01:51 51Quiz: Staying Motivated
Final Quiz
52Final Quiz
Lesson Info
Check List
congratulations on making it this far in the program, your performance skills have improved. You've learned valuable acting skills to enhance your reads and now we need to build a space to capture those great performances. The idea of building a studio is where most people get overwhelmed and stop pursuing their dream of becoming a voiceover artist. So stick with me because you can make a high quality recording for an affordable price first. Let's take a look at what all is needed in our studio. You need a computer. Almost any computer will do. It does not have to be a powerful computer as audio recording does not require a lot of memory. Depending on your setup, you might need a pre amp, we'll get into more detail about what this means in future videos. Some mix need a pre amp and others do not. You will need a mike of course and there are many options for finding the right mike including some surprisingly affordable options. Next you will want a daw a digital audio workstation. I hav...
e some good news here, there is a free option. Audacity has a wonderful program for recording voiceover and it's free just google Audacity and you can download it to your computer. You can also find videos on youtube if you want some tutorials on how to use that specific program. There will also be cables, headphones, a pop filter and a mic stand, wow, that sounds like a lot of stuff, doesn't it? And yes, if you're starting from scratch and buying high end equipment. This list could have you spending between 3500 and $4000. But don't stop this video yet because you do not have to spend anywhere near that to start recording good audio for clients. Let's see what you might already have on hand. 1st computer chances are you already own a computer and that will work great. Your digital audio workstation free. That's a good price. Right headphones. A set of earbuds will work fine. Why do we need? These headphones are really helpful in editing our audio to make sure the final product is good for our clients Cables, a pop filter and a mic stand altogether might cost you $75. Not bad. So far, we're looking much better than $4,000. Right in the coming lessons, we'll break down different equipment options as well as how to find the right space in your house for recording your audio.
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