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Rating: Summary: A gem of a book! Review: A fabulous introduction to the art and business of voice-overs. As one of her students, I can say this: Elaine knows what she's talking about. She'll show you the techniques you need in the business and even provide a wide variety of "copy" to practice your skills. I'll let the book speak for itself. Pick up a copy. Read it. Study it. And don't forget to practice.
Rating: Summary: A great book for novices and journeymen alike Review: I first read this book a couple of years ago when I was just toying with the idea of making VO a career. It is a bible for aspiring talents and established pros will also learn plenty as Elaine is a renowned casting director and producer as well as a successful talent. It is an easy read but the exercises are anything but easy. The sample scripts are fabulous and the vocal warm-ups are helpful and something that all other books on VO are lacking. The marketing chapters are also well written and leave one with no illusion about talent alone being enough to make it in this highly competitive field. That's what makes this the best book on VO that I've read. It has everything. Did I say it had everything? Let's amend that - I'd like to see a chapter on equipment and technology though with the pace of change these days, it would probably be out of date before its printed. If you have been thinking about a career in voice over, you are not serious if you don't buy this book.
Rating: Summary: Theres' Money where your Mouth Is Review: I've read the book and taken Elaine's classes. She is one of the top people in the field and got me started living the life I love, doing Voice Over's. Great simple tips with easy to understand samples and techniques that push you in the right direction. The message of the title speaks to that if you try hard and study the book you can ultimately make it! When I win my awards she will be one of the people I thank!
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