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And to be honest, going the commercial route is probably for the best anyway.

Think of what you get by doing commercials (and the like) first:
1. Experience in the booth
2. Contacts to network...

It's been a while since I stretched my VA legs, would be glad to have a group to bounce some stuff off of.

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I made a post a while ago, asking about what books are useful in terms of learning about the industry and tips/lessons on how to improve.

Any suggestions as to books you have read that have really...

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I think it is important to be flexible, but also understand that by offering your talent, you should be paid properly if...

Ill be going as well!

Can't access the stream :(

Thank you! This one is rather outdated at this point, a new one is in the works (Along with professionally done one, some time in the near future)

Thank you for your support!

Blah, I had laryngitis these past couple of weeks, and JUST recovered. Was so looking forward to auditioning :(

It really comes down to time and effort. Sometimes you can cut a bit of time out if you happen to be naturally talented, but it's still a process no matter how you cut it.

Acting classes are a...

Clearly it's to sell poptarts... possibly kids.

Either way:

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Confirming, Thank you!

Stick to instrumentals. You want to use Royalty Free Music. There are a bunch of good websites out there.

It's hard to say. IMO, unless you want to make acting a career (Very serious decision) I would stick with what you have. A lot of institutes can be huge ripoffs and certainly don't guarantee you a...

Otherway around: I'm a Social Worker, and my back up would be Voice Acting :)

That said, if I could make a living out of it, I wouldn't mind doing VA full time

Happy Cake Day to me!

Toblerone. Everything else is small-time.

(Save for maybe Ferrero Rocher)

It happens to everyone. The best way to go about things is to be active. Let the community know about you. Let them care about you. Contribute to threads, keep being active both on the forum and...

I dont think Im going to the con, but im down for a meet-up. I have work monday though, early, so Sat is it for me :/

Oh you can certainly audition, but know that you may not receive the part due to microphone issues. It is possible that it might not be that bad and you may be able to perform better than others. At...

Well, its a bit hard. Regardless of tinkering, the PC Mics (I'm assuming you mean one built into a laptop or the like) simply don't have the materials to pic up sound and clarity as other mics. My...

Also, this.

Paid.

Outside of that, quality original projects. Not Machinmas, not RPG Makers, etc. Something well made and interesting. I understand it's hard to do, especially with lack of resources, and...

1. A demo reel is a showcase of the best you got. You want to make sure the audio is clear, crisp, and every word you say can be easily heard and understood. If you have some good character voices,...

A tidbit from one of Tom Wayland Panels: You don't want to be a pain. Send one in after a few months, but really, try to present something new. It's best if you send it with a note saying that you're...

It really depends. I'd love to do it in ny, but I know I'd have to move to LA for animation. I would only do it if A) I got a Job offer there and could find work with my "normal" job as well B) Don't...