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Lesson 47 from: Voice-Over for Real People: Complete Freelancing Guide

Keith Harris

Daily Schedule and Fiverr Forum

Lesson 47 from: Voice-Over for Real People: Complete Freelancing Guide

Keith Harris

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47. Daily Schedule and Fiverr Forum

Next Lesson: Nerves

Lessons

Class Trailer

Welcome to the world of Voice Over

1

Introduction

02:13

What Is Voice Over?

2

Myth Busting

03:17
3

Where is all the money?

02:54
4

Quiz: What Is Voice Over

The Voice Over Performance

5

A Conversation With One Person

03:34

Lesson Info

Daily Schedule and Fiverr Forum

as we come to the end of this course, it's not unusual to feel both excited and overwhelmed. We've covered a lot of material here. The exciting thing is that this material gives you a great base to work from. The overwhelming part is how to accomplish what might seem like a mountain of work. There is a lot to learn when you're first starting out in voiceover, so be patient, Take your time and keep a regular schedule. It's important to decide how many hours a day and how many days a week you want to put towards your voice over business. You can build this up working five hours a week or if you want to work two hours a day, then you can plan a work week of 10 hours. The most important part even beyond how many hours you dedicate to your voice over business is that you stay regular practicing for three hours one day and then letting it sit for three weeks is not going to get you the results. You were hoping for working a focused 30 minutes twice a day, five days a week will generate much ...

better results. I showed you a practice schedule earlier, but this gives you a different version. When I first started, I had 10 hours a week to dedicate to building my voice over business and my schedule looked something like this. 15 minutes to warm up and do tongue twisters. 45 minutes of practicing, reads, 30 minutes, watching YouTube videos and learning my daw, 30 minutes picking equipment and designing my recording space. Once your skills and studio are built and your demo is recorded then the fun part of finding and recording work begins over time. I have built up a nice client base allowing me to work anywhere from 15 to 25 hours a week. I could go full time now if I wanted, but being a full time voiceover artist has never been my goal and I love having voiceover as a lucrative side business over time, my business even allowed me to upgrade from my walk in closet to a soundproof booth. This was all built by staying regular and dedicating myself to that to our practice window each day. I keep saying it, but it's true, just keep showing up each day and accomplishing the tasks of today and over the months. You'll really feel good about what you accomplish. Voiceover is not about quick results and it's certainly not get rich quick or even get rich ever, but it is a fantastic home business that can help bring financial freedom. Here is what I recommend. You do create a weekly practice or work schedule once a week, once a week right out in detail, how you will spend your time on your voice over business for the following week. Then all you have to do is show up, just follow that schedule and the results will follow with them. We've discussed this before, but I want to reiterate that another great part of your day and I recommend putting it into your practice schedule. Is the Fiver forum. If you have not fully explored the Fiver website yet, I encourage you to look around. Fiverr has a lot of great educational and support resources and one of those resources is the forum. The forum serves two really important purposes. One, it's educational and some fiber pros are in their offering great advice to, it'll keep you plugged into the community while working from home is great and certainly saves on gas for your car. It can also get lonely at times. We can easily get frustrated or start to question ourselves by plugging into the fiber community. You'll quickly see that you are not alone and you'll get some great support to help keep you motivated. In the next session, we're going to discuss nerves and what to do if you're nervous performing at the mic.

Class Materials

Bonus Materials with Purchase

Audio Assignment
Tongue Twisters
Practice Scripts
Video Template (mp4 video)

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Keith Harris is an amazing teacher. His coarse is timeless. Thank you Keith. Please come up with another coarse.

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