What Basic Skills Do You Need to Qualify as a Voiceover Student?

Rock-solid reading competence and a substantial working vocabulary.
A natural acting flair; the more flair, the more versatile your demo.
A reasonably good understanding of English language dynamics and sentence structure.
A careful and purposeful listener.
A knack for imitation.
A fertile mind, and the capacity to fantasize and imagine communication scenarios.
The native ability to identify with people, their problems, and their needs: empathy.
A pleasing, relaxed voice with personality, & the “bite” to carry over music and soundfx.
A strong sense of pace and timing.
A delivery free of regional accents, except for special acting situations.

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About John Burr

 

 

“John Burr starts with the man or woman who shows up on his doorstep saying, “Everyone says I have a nice voice,” and gives them the other 95% of what’s necessary to venture into the world of professional narration. If they are willing to work and follow his masterful instruction, they will have a reasonable chance of succeeding in a very competitive industry."

Dan Toohey
Potomac, MD

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