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Write the day and time that you practiced and what copy or script you utilized such as a commercial, a narration or a character read. Make detailed notes about how your voice sounded. For instance; rough, dry, wet, lower pitch, greater pitch, and so on. Make notes about any areas you need to work on such as; diction, pacing or your breathing.

To truly make a go and compete of it in the UK, having your own house studio is quite much mandatory. Obviously, not in all cases. However numerous voice overs have their own studios. This implies there's a bigger financial outlay for the voiceover to enter into business - a studio will set you back a couple of grand. In Ireland, the talented voiceover basically requires a demonstration, and a bit of get-up-and-go. This suggests, with a relatively small investment, the voiceover can enter the marketplace.

But what if all this sounds too overwhelming? It is then that it might be worth considering professional training. A great trainer will help you get the most out of your voice and demonstrate how to utilize modulation, energy, expression and speed to the very best result. They must also offer you with careers recommendations and how finest to market your voice.

This part must be really simple for you. Just do a search for "Voice Over Class" and "your city" with Google. Obviously, there might be classes offered at your local universities and performing arts centers. Ask around for excellent word-of-mouth about them. Then sign-up with the very best and attend! (Avoid classes that end with you paying another $1000 for a demonstration reel).

Start gathering copy (scripts) that fit your design. Even within your design there are sub-styles. Cover them all. Likewise search for copy that finest programs your other "stretch" voices. This all will lead up to making your demo reel.

If this was a best world (it's not, by the way), what would you want your voice to seem like? I do not learn about you, but I 'd like it to seem like the actor James Earl Jones's voice - you know, the one who played the lion in the film "The Lion King", did Darth Vador's voice in the Star Wars films, and who has done countless narrations for television commercials around the globe.

I have always found freelance narration work to be inconsistent so don't quit your day task, at least not till you recover established. Best of luck. I hope you find your specific niche in the narration industry and get your piece of the numerous spots and narration scripts that are out there.