Hi Great Voice,
What if there was a way to prepare your scripts for voice over auditions without spending hours getting ready or being afraid you’re doing it wrong?
Auditions are one of the 4 ways to get voice over jobs. They’re fun and potentially very lucrative.
I became the telephone voice of AT&T from an audition, and that opportunity skyrocketed my career and changed my life.
That’s why it’s so important for you to answer every audition and do it well, because the next life-changing opportunity could be yours!
But here’s the thing…
When you join one of the ‘pay to play’ subscription voice casting services you might get as many as 10 auditions a day. That’s a lot, especially if you have work and family obligations.
And you shouldn’t let those auditions sit around until the last minute either.
Getting your auditions recorded and out the door fast is the key to winning more of them.
That’s because overwhelmed voice buyers might make an early casting decision, even before they reach the posted submission deadline.
So how do you audition quickly and easily, while still putting your ‘best voice forward’ to submit a high quality sample?
Here’s the good news…
I’ve developed a proven checklist of best practices for VO auditions you can learn and master and I’m going to teach them to you in my upcoming
“How to Read Scripts Like A VO Pro in Seconds"
Flash Training
I’m sharing this to help you bypass the confusion, skip the rookie mistakes, and dive straight into the opportunities.
In this robust Flash Training, you’ll discover how to:
Get to the heart of any script in seconds: quickly grasp what the product all about and how to deliver a brand message the client will love.
Be a script detective: grab important information to help you interpret the script, such as ‘halo data,’ and other clues.
Do quick, easy-peasy research on the product or company: before you even say word one. This “hidden in plain sight” website has everything you need to know about any brand, including exactly how to pronounce the name.
Decode audition instructions to properly submit your auditions so you never get disqualified on a technicality, like improperly naming your file. (Lots to share about this!!)
Once all that’s done, I’ll talk you through my Perfect Performance Method step-by-step to give you a fail-proof audition performance formula to help you: