by Hugh Edwards
What is the future of voiceover rates? That’s a very big question. It is in fact, the biggest question of our time. This blog post tackles that very subject and also what Gravy For The Brain is … (more)
I was once told a story about the magic spells of the sun god Ra who, it is said, told the goddess Isis that the power of the spells he taught her was not in the words … (more)
by Hugh Edwards
The question “Do I need a sound reflection filter in my home studio” is often asked to us in our mentoring area at Gravy For The Brain. This blog will provide a definitive answer to that question!… (more)
by ActingClassFinder.com
For many aspiring actors––and for those who have worked in the industry for some time––the right acting class is an essential tool for developing and fine-tuning their craft. Acting is an incredibly personal occupation, so knowing how to … (more)
by The Voice-Over Roadmap
As a VO Talent and Self-Marketer, you may know the types of places you should be reaching out to in hopes of landing work (Video Production Companies, Animation Studios, E-Learning Companies, etc…) But do you know
by Abbe Holmes
If you’ve ever thought that audio book narration is for you.
Or you’re an author whose publisher wants you to narrate your own book, then you’ll probably want to know more about the whole process.… (more)
When it comes to the profession of representing talent the profession of personal manager is unfortunately the most fraught with shady characters. Individuals operating scams that at worst defraud actors. At best create a lopsided arrangement. … (more)
by Karen Commins
In my last article for narrators, I wrote about 3 ways to become a computer super user. One piece of software that all audiobook narrators need is a Digital Audio Workstation (DAW). Coaches and new narrators … (more)