CUSTOMIZE YOUR SCHEDULE
Imagine this: 50+ voice over education sessions with the industry’s top professionals – conveniently enjoyed in your own home or home studio … or anywhere in the world with an Internet connection.
Educational sessions are pre-recorded, allowing you to customize this unique event to fit your personal come-and-go schedule and career training needs.
For instance: Got an audition or job or family obligation to rush to? Go ahead! Then return to access any and all sessions on-demand – up until November 30, 2013.
You will enter the multi-screen VoicePlex Theater to view these sessions, which are conveniently organized by career track. Choose a track screen and click on the training of your choice. And any time during the conference, also visit each presenter’s Meeting Room for more info.
TRACK: AUDIOBOOKS
- Narrating Children’s Audiobooks – Rosi and Brian Amador
- Audiobook Editing Techniques – Audiobook Creation Exchange (ACX)
- Audiobook Mastering Techniques – Audiobook Creation Exchange (ACX)
- Time vs. Money: What You Need to Know – Vanessa Hart
- Characters: How to Create and Maintain Them – Johnny Heller (Edge Studio)
- Audiobook Narration Process – Pro-on-Pro Interview with Katherine Kellgren and Simon Vance
TRACK: BUSINESS & MARKETING
- Positive Thinking = Positive Results – Penny Abshire
- Social Media Update: Finding Legitimate VO Gigs with Twitter – Trish Basanyi
- The Voice Over Wheel of Fortune – Bobbin Beam
- Quoting Rates—How to Get What You Deserve – Susan Berkley
- Marketing: SEO and Social Media Strategies – Luis Betancourt
- Recipes for Success Interviews – Christi Bowen
- Ask Joe – Q&A with Joe Cipriano
- Social Media Marketing: Facebook and SoundCloud – Terry Daniel
- The Future of Voice Over – Panel Moderated by David Goldberg
- ‘If I Knew Then’ … Lessons & Reflections on 35 Years of Talking for a Living – Harlan Hogan
- How to Approach Agents and Casting Directors – Lau Lapides
- Your Distinctive Demo—What Matters Today – Joe Loesch
- How to Build a Six-Figure Voice Over Business – John Melley
- How to Create Your Business Action Plan – Ron Minatrea
- Branding Your Voice to Leave a Visual Mark – Gabby Nistico
- Demos: Choosing the Right Copy for You – Xavier Paul
- Ensure You Get Paid—Contracts and More – Robert Sciglimpaglia
- Agents: How to Find and Work With Them – Erik Sheppard
- Email Marketing for Your VO Business – Celia Siegel
- Newcomers: Setting Business Goals for Success – Bettye Zoller
TRACK: HOME STUDIO & TECHNOLOGY
- Choosing Your Microphone – Dan Friedman
- Audio Experts Roundtable – Panel Moderated by EWABS Hosts Dan Lenard and George Whittam
- Basic Audio Editing – Dan Lenard
- Home Studio Basics: What to Know, What You Need – Dan Lenard
- The ISDN Wake—Tech Upheaval & Issues – Rebekah Wilson and Robert Marshall
TRACK: VOICE ACTING
- How to Avoid the Online Audition Abyss – James Alburger and Penny Abshire
- But Wait! There’s More! How to Voice Infomercials – Beverly Bremers
- How to Sound Like You’re Not Reading – Marc Cashman
- Musicality: Finding the Melody of Your Reads – Elaine Clark
- Good Acting vs. Bad Acting: A Demonstration – Pat Fraley
- Character Voices: For People Who Don’t Think They Can Do Character Voices – Rowell Gormon
- Anatomy of the Voice: Vocal Health Problems and Prevention – Dr. Reena Gupta
- From Radio to Voice Over – Moneen Daley Harte
- Exercises to Free Your Voice—And Your Mind – Elley-Ray Hennessy
- The World of Anime – Bill Holmes
- Spanish VO Techniques and Genres (in neutral Spanish) – Reynaldo Infante
- Uncovering Clues in the Copy – Randye Kaye (Edge Studio)
- Animation Audition Techniques – MJ Lallo
- Casting Director Perspective: Interpreting Audition Specs – Ed Lewis (Shut Up & Talk)
- Your Signature Personality: Find and Voice It – Deb Munro
- eLearning Is Not eBoring – Kristin Price (Edge Studio)
- Kids’ Content: Without the Kid Gloves – Noelle Romano (Edge Studio)
- Promos Intensive – Rodney Saulsberry
- Advanced Narration Techniques: Medical and Technical – Julie Williams
- Add Depth and Color to Your Voice Overs – William Williams
- Hot Tips for Cold Reads – David Zema
