So there was a story recently about a catcher who was cut by the Minnesota Twins.
Did he not know how to call a game? Talk to pitchers? Batting average/WAR was abysmal?
No, he was tipping pitches to the opposing team's batters. Basically, he was telling them what pitch was coming before the pitcher delivered the ball. A HUGE advantage ...
Stay tuned to this spot for a very unique voiceover session I had last week.
It promises to be 'mushy!'
So I lost a client and I feel...okay with that!
Why is that?
Well, lemme back up first and give you some background. I have been working with this client off-and-on for the past few years. I originally booked a job with them through one of the pay-to-play sites, did the job, got paid, and we went our separate ways.
Flash to ...
I'm a fan of commercials. Despite the majority of people hating commercials I usually like them and am fascinated by them and their execution. I TRULY believe that a great commercial is like a little story or experience that just so happens to have the intent of selling you a product. That said, I'm having trouble with the T-Mobile spot featuring ...
Let's talk about rates. More specifically the 'race to the bottom.'
This is something that I'm seeing in the P2P sites. Your voices.com, voice123, etc. Most of the 'pay to play sites.'
In the world of voiceover there's Union and Non-Union voice work. For this posting I'm only going to be talking about non-union as those posting UNION ...