REVIEWS
Imagine having the chance to sit down with one of the most experienced voiceover artists of recent times and have the opportunity to ask him "how do you do it?"
Imagine that this man also formed a company so successful that it produced more radio commercials than any other recording studio in the UK during it's life and imagine that he would be happy to share his experience and all of the industry secrets with you.
If this sounds as good to you as it did to me, then "How To Be A Voiceover" by Steve England is the book.
Steve takes you through the process of establishing yourself as a voiceover - the techniques, the equipment you will need, and the ways to approach the many areas where you can become "The Voice". It's a reliable reference guide to keep you on track as you navigate towards your own successful voiceover career. I found his approach friendly, realistic, entertaining and practical. Steve guides you throughout the book stage by stage. From mic technique right through to handling difficult clients. There is so much to absorb and put to good use in your path to being a voiceover. I very highly recommend "How To Be A Voiceover" by Steve England.
James Barcley
If you’ve been complimented on your voice and even if you haven’t, there is a new book out that could help you launch yourself into the world of voiceovers.
This is Steve England and I have decades of experience as a voiceover myself, running voiceover studios, recording hundreds of other voiceovers, engineering voiceover sessions and training people on voice technique.
My new book, brought to you by London TV training, will let you into the secret of becoming a voice over. The book is not full of exercises to do, or people pontificating on the art of the voice actor. In “How to Become a Voice Over” I will show you the practical ways to get yourself into the business, how to improve your voice, how to connect to producers and how to handle the tricky customers.
You’ll hear from other voice over professionals and how they were able to get themselves a foothold in the business. What you need to know about equipment and making yourself a home studio, how to find work and keep good customers coming back.
You’ll find, “HOW TO BECOME A VOICEOVER” from London TV Training, by me, Steve England, on Amazon now.
This is Steve England and I have decades of experience as a voiceover myself, running voiceover studios, recording hundreds of other voiceovers, engineering voiceover sessions and training people on voice technique.
My new book, brought to you by London TV training, will let you into the secret of becoming a voice over. The book is not full of exercises to do, or people pontificating on the art of the voice actor. In “How to Become a Voice Over” I will show you the practical ways to get yourself into the business, how to improve your voice, how to connect to producers and how to handle the tricky customers.
You’ll hear from other voice over professionals and how they were able to get themselves a foothold in the business. What you need to know about equipment and making yourself a home studio, how to find work and keep good customers coming back.
You’ll find, “HOW TO BECOME A VOICEOVER” from London TV Training, by me, Steve England, on Amazon now.
How to become a voiceover in Farsi (Persian)
Author: Steve England
Translator: Dr Hassan Jamalinik
Translator: Dr Hassan Jamalinik
The ebook version of this book is now available in Farsi (Persian) on Google Play Books
Presenting for Television: Practical Methods in Farsi (Persian)
Author: Dr Hassan Jamalinik
Introduction: Dr Mehdi Mohsenian-Rad
Introduction: Dr Mehdi Mohsenian-Rad
This ebook will help those who wants to become a television presenter with confident.
For more information about this book please click here.
This ebook is now available on Google Play Books.
For more information about this book please click here.
This ebook is now available on Google Play Books.
