where are you on your journey?

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I'm Completely New

You want to get into voiceover work and/or audiobook narration but have no idea where to start.

You need help with everything from the technology side to the practical side of performing voiceover work and/or audiobook narration.

I can help you set up your studio, treat it so it sounds great and help you produce a killer demo, plus guide you into areas where you'll be able to find work, so that you'll hit the ground running.

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I want to learn Audiobook narration

Audiobook narration is one of the most rewarding parts of voiceover work and requires an immense amount of skill to keep the reader engaged for long periods of time.

I can not only teach you how to narrate any genre of audiobook, but how to determine character voices and keep your sessions organised so that you don't get lost.

Not only that, but I will show you how to produce your audiobook for your client so that it sounds top notch.

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Real World VO work Training

Starting out in voiceover work or audiobook narration can be very overwhelming when you're new.

It's essential to not only learn how to submit high quality work to your clients, but also know how to navigate tricky live sessions.

I can teach you all this and more, all the hurdles you'll come across, how to run a remote live session smoothly and how to navigate all the different areas that you'll come across in the voiceover world.

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Start Your Voiceover Journey

There's a hell of a lot to learn in this game, so I thought I'd lay out a little roadmap for you below to help you map out your journey. I can help you every step of the way in any of these areas.

Remember, you don't have to learn everything all at once. Take one step at a time. Do I really need to mention that 'it's a marathon, not a sprint' cliche? Please don't make me... oh.

1. Studio SET-UP

Choose your recording software and learn it. Stick with one, don't try to learn them all!

2. Choose and Learn a DAW

Buy your studio equipment, treat your room so it sounds sweet and make it a comfortable space to work in!

3. develop your skills

Get used to the sound of your own voice. Practice delivery and improve your performance.

4. Make demo reels

Create professional demo reels that showcase your abilities. Choose scripts that suit your voice.

5. Practice

Keep refining your delivery and building your confidence. Do as many auditions as you can daily in all areas of VO work.

6. Find Work

Look for work in areas of voiceover work that interest you. You'll be surprised how much is out there and where to find it.

You don't have to figure this out alone!

This industry is full of so many opportunities. Whatever stage you are at on your voiceover or audiobook narration journey, I can help you figure out where you need to go next. Whether it's:

Setting up your studio to your specific budget and acoustically treating it.
Putting together your demo reels for general voiceover work or audiobook narration.
Learning how to record, edit and master on a DAW.
Getting to grips with remote work on the technical side and managing clients.
Learning the practical skills needed for voiceover work and/or audiobook narration.
Finding work in all four corners of the industry.

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