Voiceovers

The "Voiceover" Industry Is Exploding!

And You're Missing Out!

  • Get A Top Agent
  • Break into the lucrative emerging "Voice Over The Internet" market.
  • Make a living as a voiceover artist in just a few hours a week.
  • Leave Your Restaurant Or Temp Job Forever!

But before you begin… You Must Avoid…

The Top 3 Mistakes made by new voiceover students


Mistake 1. Choosing Teachers that "teach" but don't "do."

The most common mistake people make when seeking voiceover training is finding voiceover teacher's that are essentially 'has-beens' or worse, 'never were's'. In a craft that is dramatically changing its style and its mediums every year, how can you possibly learn the right training from people who either work on the fringe of the industry or have long since been there at all?

The Biz Of Showbiz teachers are some of the best in the voiceover industry right now. They work every day in the business with the best in the business. More than 95% of their income comes from voiceovers, not teaching. If you want to learn the right techniques and stay on the cutting edge of the industry, then learn from the people in the trenches. Otherwise everything you learn is yesterday's news.


Mistake 2. Choosing a school with poor results

The second doozie people make is they don't ask their school for a track record.

Voiceovers are part craft, part business skill. What that means is that when you take a drama class, it's very difficult to measure whether you have acquired the skills you paid for or can use them in the marketplace. Voiceovers are different. You present your new skills to the marketplace (agents, directors and producers) and their response tells you how you are doing. In short, if you get work then the training worked.

So when you're choosing your training, ask what results they have achieved. Do they have graduates in the top agencies in the country? Do they have people working in radio and TV as a result of their training? Do they have graduates making a living right now as voiceover artists?

At The Biz Of Showbiz, the answer to these questions is a resounding YES!

Here is just one of our many successful graduates.

"Before The Biz Of Showbiz Voiceover Intensive Weekend I knew nothing about what was required to get into voiceovers. Now I have a terrific agent and I make a great living as a VO artist." -Tahnee Stroet


Mistake 3. Choosing a poor facility.

Another common error students make is they will take a voiceover course outside of a voiceover environment. If you want to become a pilot you have to do flight hours "in a plane" and all your hours of classroom study mean nothing without it. The same is true for voiceovers.

And not only do you need to be in a proper recording studio, you need to be in one that has cutting edge technology and is producing professional voiceovers on a daily basis.

When researching schools, ask them where do they conduct their training. In a classroom? In an old school studio? Or a top class facility?

The Biz Of Showbiz 'Voiceover Weekend Intensive' training seminar is the most dynamic and comprehensive program available in this field. It consists of 20 hours in a top professional recording studio working with some of the most successful performers and producers in the industry. In short you are learning from the best people available in the best environment available.


Start your voiceover career now.

We have courses running throughout the year with year-round support to help you begin you voiceover career.

Take a look at our course selection here or simply click here and fill out your details and requirements and we will contact you to discus your possibilities in voiceover.

We look forward to hearing your voice.