Elaine A. Clark
Autor de There's Money Where Your Mouth Is: An Insider's Guide to a Career in Voice-Overs
Sobre El Autor
Elaine A. Clark has performed, cast, directed, and/or engineered thousands of voice-over jobs since 1980. She has worked on national commercials for Clorox, Macy's, TiVo, Amazon, and Panera Bread; corporate narrations for Microsoft, Oracle, Kmart, Genentech, and Cisco; anime series Jo Jo's Bizarre mostrar más Adventure; animated films Film Noir and Titan A.E.; video games, including Mafia III; documentaries; apps; talking products; and over two hundred toys. You can see her in films, including her role as the wacky game show host in Sorry to Bother You. She is also the creator of two voice, diction, and speaking apps: Activate Your Voice and Finding Melody in Your Voice. As the founder of Voice One in San Francisco, she is one of the top voice-over coaches in the country. mostrar menos
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- Obras
- 2
- Miembros
- 82
- Popularidad
- #220,761
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- 3.3
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- 1
- ISBNs
- 9
Where this book truly shines is that it is so comprehensive as to include a variety of detailed copy samples for the reader to practice the concepts and tips Clark discusses...
...In addition to sample copy and her own professional insights, Clark includes interviews with other successful voice-over professionals, such as Hal Riney (member of the Advertising Hall of Fame) and Ned Lott (who has worked on features for Disney, Pixar, Universal, etc.)...
...She also discusses marketing strategy and the union more in-depth than many other sources I've looked over.
There is honestly not much more to be said, apart from the bottom line that There's Money Where Your Mouth Is is a truly comprehensive and invaluable resource for beginners to the field of voice-over work, and I highly recommend it. In fact, if voice-over classes or workshops assign reference material, I think this would (or should) probably be at the top of the required/recommended reading lists.
(For complete review, you can visit me at Here Be Bookwyrms on Blogger)… (más)