Paris, March 2017.
Getting the full potential out of a voice over, that’s easier said than done. Or is it?
In an effort to answer this question we teamed up with 87seconds and hosted a panel discussion by and for industry professionals. The panel included two of our own voice talents (Stephane and Sonia), a highly experienced sound designer, and a Paris based copywriter.
Interested? Just check out the video below.
Here are some key takeaways from the clip:
| 1 | When directing a voice over, it’s very important to keep it personal. Creating ‘human’ connections leads to the best results. Try levelling with your talent to really understand each other. |
| 2 | Studio experience is absolutely necessary if a voice talent is to work online, without it the results can be disappointing. |
| 3 | Make sure to ask for multiple takes, especially with online projects, you can then be sure that the best one is always included. |
We hope you enjoy the insights you’ll get from this video. If you share our perspective, or have a new one, let us know in the comments below.
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Founder & CEO
Jente Kater is the founder and CEO of Voicebooking.com, the fastest growing voice acting agency in Europe. It maintains a web shop format and provides 24-hour delivery by professional voice talents, who record in their native tongue from locations around the world. Jente loves writing about audio-visual communication, copywriting, media and radio. Prior to Voicebooking.com he was a DJ for various national radio stations in the Netherlands. In his spare time Jente still records voice overs.
