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if you're just getting started in, voiceover what are some ways that you, can train and practice voiceover on your, own, of course you can pay a voiceover coach, or you can hire someone to help with, training but what are some things that, you can do, yourself that's what we're going to be, talking about today on the podcast, hey it's jason here welcome back to, episode number 14 of the voice acting, 101 podcast, it's where i try to answer your, voiceover questions in the least amount, of time as possible, and today's question is an audio, submitted question it comes from brian, so let's give it a listen, hello my question is about training in, practice, do you know of any material that might, be available have any suggestions or, references, i'd like to keep working on and honing, my craft so i've been looking for more, ways to do that, i know there are specialists out there, that you can pay but for now, i want to learn on my own thank you, thanks for the question brian, like you mentioned you can definitely, pay people to learn, and you do that by hiring a voice over, coach to help but that's not going to be, an, option for everyone and i don't think, not being able to pay for training, should, really hold you back from getting, started in voiceover i know some people, won't agree with that, i've heard that the cost of training is, part of the voice over startup costs, and that if you can't afford it then you, shouldn't start the voiceover business, i disagree with that i think that you, can do anything if you work hard enough, and if it's important enough you're, going to find a way or you're going to, end up doing it your own way, now there are some things that you can, do to keep moving forward and improving, that don't cost any money, in fact i think there's this learning, period that you need to take to figure, out the basics, and this period to do that should come, after you get your microphone, but before you actually hire a voiceover, coach, so in other words i wouldn't recommend, immediately going from like knowing, nothing about voiceover not having a, microphone, never hearing your recorded voice, jumping from that, right to coaching i think you'd be, better off practicing some and getting, comfortable on your own, so you can get to a place where you, don't sound as bad and then, you can hire a coach if you need to and, in the process of practicing, you'll be learning by doing and like, everything in life i think the more, practice, the better you're going to become at it, so when it comes to practicing, a lot of people look for practice voice, over scripts online and i don't think, there's anything wrong with that, i think you know like i said the more, practice the better and i'm going to, include a link to a script library in, the resources section if that's what, you're looking for, but really it doesn't have to be a, practice script you can read, anything that you can find it can be, from anywhere, just record it play it back and that's, going to help you become more, comfortable and figure out, like we talked about the basics of, voiceover and your sound, but if you're just reading through like, 10 or 20 or however many practice, scripts back to back i'm not sure you're, actually learning enough, that it's going to make a difference in, your performance and i think that, there's a limit to how much you're going, to improve, from just reading a script and that's, because there's nothing to compare your, read to, also the danger is you know when you, feel like you aren't making progress or, you have no idea why you aren't being, hired for jobs, you're going to end up discouraged you, may even end up quitting voice over so, instead i'd recommend that you learn by, listening, it's what i did when i first started, it's what i still do today, and this basically just means finding, completed projects in the voiceover, niche that you're interested in, and listening to it but not just, listening to it but also studying the, voice over, and you can use these completed projects, as great examples to learn from so if, you're into commercials, you can listen to the radio or a, commercial on tv or you can go to, ispot.tv and check them out there, if audiobooks are your thing you can see, what's successful on audible, or check out youtube if you're into, animations, so wherever you find it it doesn't, matter just find the example write out, the script, and before you start practicing uh think, about the example and i've got some, questions here i just wanted to uh talk, about real quick so, a few questions that i would ask myself, if i were, listening to an example voiceover so, first i would say can i tell that this, person is reading a script, most likely if it's a completed project, you cannot tell that that person is, reading a script, i would also ask myself is this their, natural voice or are they putting it on, are any words being emphasized if they, are if you've written out the script you, might want to bold those words just so, that you can put some emphasis on it, when you go to do your version of it, do you notice any up or down voice, inflections in the voiceover, a lot of times you won't even notice, this but it's just something to pay, attention to, and take note of is the read the same, pace throughout the entire script or are, some lines being read faster, or slower again just something to take, note of, does the tone of voice change at any, time during the read, sometimes on scripts a lot of times, actually there's a transition, part of the script and it will usually, go from, it depends on what it is but many times, there's a problem at the beginning which, is read one way, and then the tone of the voice is going, to change halfway through, at the transition and it's going to, become more positive when it starts, talking about the solution, so just listen out for any of tone of, voice changes, and then what adjectives would you use, to describe the read style would you say, it's conversational would you say, it's loud and in your face would you say, it's aggressive, uh quiet calm there's tons of them you, know what would you say, that voiceover sounds like how would you, describe it to yourself or if if someone, couldn't hear that voice how would you, describe that voice, once you have all that information then, just record your version of the script, and compare yours to the example find, out what's missing, what did you do right what did you do, wrong do this over and over it's a much, better way to practice on your own, rather than just reading through, practice script after practice script, but you also have to keep in mind that, you know just like how learning by doing, has limitations, learning by listening also has its, limitations, and that's because it lacks the external, feedback that can help so much, and that you would get from coaching or, training with someone, now for some people listening practicing, and improving comes easy and they'll get, to the point, where they're good enough to start, working or start getting work, and that's because they could hear what, they needed to change themselves, and made the right changes but for, others it's going to be more difficult, to listen and self-correct, and no matter which group you fall into, everyone, i mean everyone can benefit from getting, some type of feedback, maybe that's through a voiceover, evaluation the improvement program, or by hiring and working one-on-one with, a voiceover coach, but to close this up my suggestion for, practicing on your own, would be to learn by listening i think, you can make a lot of progress by, listening, so just find an example study it record, it, and analyze your read to find the ways, that you can improve, do it over and over and don't be afraid, to try something new or something you, aren't sure you can pull off, and you can even go off from the example, some and just change things up see how, it sounds and it's going to help to, build your range, all right that's all i've got if you've, got an idea on how to practice or train, on your own, leave a comment below don't forget to, check out the resources section and i'd, love to hear your voice on the podcast, if you've got a question, just record it and click the upload your, voiceover question button that you see, on this page to send it in, that's it for this episode i'll talk to, you next time have a great week, hey thanks for checking out this episode, of the podcast if you want to see, another video there's one waiting for, you right here, or you can subscribe to the youtube, channel down in the corner, or if you want to learn the five steps, to becoming a voice actor check out this, free guide, it's available to download from, voiceacting101.com, slash get started all right that's it, i'll talk to you next time see ya
