VoiceOver Demo Production
In Collaboration with SoundPost Studios
Service:
Who is this service for? Audience?
This service is intended for current or aspiring VoiceOver artists across the country. In order to build a demo collection showcasing our combined work, our initial target audience will be college students. This may be on-going as this fits our overall demographic of aspiring VoiceOver artists.
What do they get? Where will it take place?
Our combined services include:
-Two (possibly three) Private )Virtual Coaching Sessions with Danielle to establish VoiceOver type and Branding, Piece Selection (provided by both the client and ourselves depending on type), and coaching through delivery of potential pieces. OPTION: Optionally, we could also include or have video series as an add-on.
-One Recording Session: This will be an estimated two-hour recording session either in-person at SoundPost Studios with Stuart (for our Michigan students/artists) or Virtually by the student booking a professional studio convenient for them that includes Source Connect. Danielle will be tapped in from NYC/Mackinac.
-Two finished Demos: The student will leave with (1) Commercial Demo consisting of (5) 15 Second commercial spots. An additional demo will consist of narration and promo spots (two of each). Timing?
-These demos will be fully edited and produced by Stuart at SoundPost Studios.
When will this happen?
The demo package process with coaching and recording should occur within a month. If recording is delayed much longer after the coaching sessions have already taken place, additional coaching is recommended before the recording. This will be at an additional cost.
It has been determined that the winter semester and after spring break is ideal to speak on-location with college students who are getting ready to graduate. What can we do in the fall?
Why do actors need VoiceOver demos?
Demos can be used similar to headshots/resumes. They are needed for actors looking to self-submit or actors looking to sign with an agent.
Who is this service for? Audience?
This service is intended for current or aspiring VoiceOver artists across the country. In order to build a demo collection showcasing our combined work, our initial target audience will be college students. This may be on-going as this fits our overall demographic of aspiring VoiceOver artists.
What do they get? Where will it take place?
Our combined services include:
-Two (possibly three) Private )Virtual Coaching Sessions with Danielle to establish VoiceOver type and Branding, Piece Selection (provided by both the client and ourselves depending on type), and coaching through delivery of potential pieces. OPTION: Optionally, we could also include or have video series as an add-on.
-One Recording Session: This will be an estimated two-hour recording session either in-person at SoundPost Studios with Stuart (for our Michigan students/artists) or Virtually by the student booking a professional studio convenient for them that includes Source Connect. Danielle will be tapped in from NYC/Mackinac.
-Two finished Demos: The student will leave with (1) Commercial Demo consisting of (5) 15 Second commercial spots. An additional demo will consist of narration and promo spots (two of each). Timing?
-These demos will be fully edited and produced by Stuart at SoundPost Studios.
When will this happen?
The demo package process with coaching and recording should occur within a month. If recording is delayed much longer after the coaching sessions have already taken place, additional coaching is recommended before the recording. This will be at an additional cost.
It has been determined that the winter semester and after spring break is ideal to speak on-location with college students who are getting ready to graduate. What can we do in the fall?
Why do actors need VoiceOver demos?
Demos can be used similar to headshots/resumes. They are needed for actors looking to self-submit or actors looking to sign with an agent.
LIBRARY OF COMBINED VOICEOVER SCRIPTS
WOVO-World of VO Guidelines
WOVO-World of VO Guidelines