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Voice Over Books:
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Books are listed in no particular order.
There's
Money Where Your Mouth Is: An Insider's Guide to a Career in Voice-Overs
by Elaine A. Clark
Aimed at seasoned actors as well as vocal
talents who lack show-biz experience, this career manual offers the most
complete guide to a lucrative field.
About the Author: Elaine A.
Clark, a voice-over performer, casting director, producer, and copywriter,
lives in San Francisco.
The
Art of Voice Acting: The Craft and Business of Performing for
Voice-Over, Second Edition
by James R. Alburger, Mel Hall
Voice-over work is not limited to Hollywood
and New York, but is available everywhere. This book will help the performer
get into this business and earn a good living at it.
About the Author: James Alburger is
an experienced voice-over trainer who runs clinics and workshops on
voice-overs. A recipient of 11 Emmy awards, James Alburger has spent 25
years as the sound designer and audio supervisor for KNSD-TV, an NBC owned
and operated station in San Diego.
Word
of Mouth: A Guide to Commercial Voice-Over Excellence
by Susan Blu, Molly Ann Mullin
Along with voice over tips there are
regional listings of agencies, schools and studios complete with address and
phone numbers.
About the Author:
Susan Blu is an accomplished voice talent,
casting director and a voice acting teacher.
Voice-Overs
: A Practical Guide with CD
by Bernard Graham Shaw
Voice-Overs is an insider's guide to
voicing radio and television commercials. Bernard Graham Shaw draws upon his
nearly 20 years of voice-work experience to teach valuable studio skills and
offers practical advice on how to build a voice-over career.
About the Author: Bernard Graham
Shaw is an experienced voice-over producer who has taught voice-over and
studio techniques since the early 1980s. Among his students are members of
the BBC and the Royal National Theatre.
Voiceovers:
Putting Your Mouth Where The Money Is
by Chris Douthitt, Tom Wiecks (Editor)
Learn all about interpreting scripts and
taking direction. Preparing your demo tape. What happens during recording
sessions. How voice casting works. Exactly how much voice-overs pay. And
much more.
About the Author: As a recording
studio sound designer, Chris Douthitt has worked with much of America's
finest voice talent for over twenty years. He's recorded everyone from
Hollywood legends to nervous first-timers. He's also written, produced,
directed and acted in many commercials himself, getting a look at the
process from every perspective. By regular involvement in voice workshops
and classes, Chris has helped hundreds of newcomers get started in the
business. He, his wife Carol and 5 cats live on Whidbey Island in the state
of Washington.
Making
Money in Voice-Overs: Winning Strategies to a Successful Career in TV,
Commercials, Radio and Animation
by Terri Apple, Gary Owens
From Rugrats to Big Macs, voice-over
careers are the best kept and highest paying secrets in the world. Most
voice-over sessions last only ten minutes to an hour. Teri Apple's book
helps the actor, radio DJ, vocal impressionist and amateur cartoon voice
succeed in voice-overs, no matter where you live.
VO:
Tales and Techniques of a Voice-Over Actor
by Harlan Hogan
From the Author: VO demystifies the world of
commercial voice-overs, showing readers exactly what happens during a
voice-over session, how the field has changed, and how to forge a career as
a voice actor. "Voice-over is a business, and the real work is getting the
work," the author observes. "That work is done outside the voice booth."
You Can Bank On Your Voice
by Rodney Saulsberry
Saulsberry, a successful voice-over artist, provides an invaluable resource
for novices attempting to break into this unique area of show business.
Serving up tips on how to choose an instructor, how to find an agent, and
how to tackle an audition, he lays out a practical blueprint for getting
started as a voice-over actor. For those who have secured a coveted job, he
offers technical support, financial advice, and long-range career planning.
This accessible guide to the entire voice-over industry delivers a detailed
account of an exciting and lucrative profession.
Margaret Flanagan
Copyright © American Library Association. All Rights Reserved.
Creating
Character Voices for Fun & Profit: A Professional Guide
by Patrick Fraley
A humorous and practical approach from one
of the most successful voice-over actors in Hollywood. This effective
instructional tape includes techniques and exercises with dramatic examples
from professional workshops PLUS everyday applications such as adding voices
to speeches, storytelling, and reading to children. 2 cassettes.
About the Author: Patrick Fraley, one of the most
successful voice-over actors in the industry, has performed in thousands of
TV and radio commercials, 27 feature motion pictures, including The
Fisher King, and has lectured and taught at more than 100 schools. He
has supplied character voices for over 2,000 cartoons, including Krang in
the animated hit Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Denver in Denver,
the Last Dinosaur, and Cousin Itt in The Addams Family.
How
to Read Copy: Professionals Guide to Delivering Voice-Overs and
Broadcast Commercials
by Adrian
Cronauer
This book helps with
essentials for voice-over artists. Things to know before diving into the
business. Helps with the reading of copy and interpretation for all voice
over needs.
Broadcast
Voice Handbook
by Ann
S.Utterback, Ph.D., Michael Freedman
Internationally
recognized broadcast voice specialist and top-rated speaker Ann S. Utterback
has expanded her preeminent book on broadcast voice with this third edition.
With over thirty years of experience in voice, Dr. Utterback knows what it
takes to create and maintain an effective broadcast voice. Broadcast Voice
Handbook teaches you how to find your best voice, and how to care for your
voice so that it will last a lifetime.
The
3-Dimensional Voice: A Fun & Easy Method of Voice (The Wilson
Voice Series)
by Joni Wilson
The 3-Dimensional Voice is an easy to read
instruction manual for the Human Voice written with wit and wisdom for
EVERYBODY who owns one! It is packed full of simple solutions to the voice
problems that challenge us everyday. You'll learn to turn a weak voice into
a powerhouse and to change the sound of your voice as easily as you change
the dial on your radio. Endorsed by Mark Victor Hansen of the Chicken Soup
For The Soul series, this book is for everyone who believes they are "stuck"
with the voice they came in with.
About the Author: Joni Wilson has
found perfect balance between the business and creative worlds. She has been
a top voice and performance coach for over 15 years. She is a professional
singer, speaker, seminar leader who owned her own dinner theater in
Colorado, hosted a TV talk show, performed stand-up at the Comedy Store and
recently recorded a CD of Big Band Swing favorites. Joni is author of the
Wilson Voice Series, a five book in-depth study of the human voice. The
3-Dimensional Business Voice, book #2 in the series will be available this
summer. Joni is a member of NSA and teaches business professionals to "Love
the Sound of Their own Voice."
Take It from the Top!
How to Earn Your Living in Radio & T.V.
Voice-Overs
by Alice Whitfield
Comprehensive guide through the
art/business of radio and television commercial voice-overs.
About the Author:
Acknowledged in the entertainment industry as one of the Superstars of
Broadcast Voices, Alice Whitfield has, for over 25 years been a writer,
casting director, producer and performer. She is the founder of Real-To-Reel
Recording, Inc., one of Manhattan's top creative production houses. She has
produced, directed and coached such entertainment celebrities as Dick Van
Dyke, Jason Robards and King Of Queens co-star, Leah Remini. She is one of
the most sought after voice-over coaches in the country.
Discover
Your Voice: How to Develop Healthy Voice Habits
by Oren L. Brown
Brown taught voice at the Juilliard School
and was a pioneer in voice therapy. He has expanded the 19-page syllabus for
his students into a comprehensive text for self-study, study with a private
teacher, or classroom instruction. He speaks of concepts, perceptions,
exercises, acoustics, and physiology. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc.,
Portland, Or.
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