BEVERLY BREMERS
www.voicercise.net
Presenting:
VOICE ACTING – But Wait, There’s More! How To Voice Infomercials
You’ve seen them on TV. You’ve heard the pitches. You may have even called the number on the screen. They’re infomercials: those extended commercials with lots of information about a new product that you need to buy, such as anti-aging moisturizers, body-building equipment, handy household gadgets, and get-rich-quick real estate programs. “It’s amazing!”, “Don’t miss this opportunity”, “Operators are standing by”, “Hurry, this offer won’t last long!”, “Not sold in stores”, “Call now!”, “But wait—there’s more!” And the primary component to motivating the viewer/listener to call or click is the voice over delivery.
I’ve voiced tons of these long-form ads, and in my VOV presentation I give you some helpful tips and techniques to help you bump up your delivery for this specialized form of advertising. It’s like voicing a commercial, but it takes more!
Career training level: intermediate
About Beverly Bremers:
Beverly Bremer’s voice has been heard in various media for more than 30 years for such clients as Shell, Nissan, Jazzercise, Sony, San Diego Zoo, Wild Animal Park, Hollywood Park, US Navy, Food 4 Less, Thrifty, Ralphs, and El Pollo Loco.
Her voice-acting career covers commercials, infomercials, industrials, promos, cartoons, CDs, websites, voice mail, books, awards shows and games. She has played everything from moms to corporate executives, mad fighter pilots to evil queens, kids to friendly fungus.
Beverly’s singing career has taken her to the Broadway stage (Hair, The Me Nobody Knows, The Rocky Horror Show, Menopause The Musical), plus nightclubs, variety television (American Bandstand, The Tonight Show, Merv Griffin Show, Mike Douglas Show), jingles, and a couple of hit records (most notably: Don’t Say You Don’t Remember). She is also an accomplished songwriter, having written four produced musicals and the platinum record Mousercise for Disney. She recently released a new CD and is currently recording another.
In short, Beverly uses her voice constantly and has been teaching voice skills for 20-plus years in Orange County, San Diego, and Los Angeles. Beverly is also a popular speaker and has been a presenter and keynote speaker at VOICE 2008, 2010 and 2012.
She has made several instructional CDs, including Voicercise: Voice Over Tools & Techniques; Voicercise: Warm-Ups for Voice Actors; Voicercise: Singing Instruction; and Voicercise: Reduce Your Foreign Accent.
