Much like the ecosystem’s that exist in our world such as the temperate forests, deserts or oceans, there’s also an ecosystem in voice-over. In this article I’m going to break down a 30,000-foot view of the major elements and contributing factors that make up the opportunities for work within our
We can finally announce our Full-Time Voice-over program which will start September 30th 2019. In this podcast Michael and Noel talk about the program, and all the effort that went into fine tuning the 6month curriculum.
Renowned Voice-over coach Marice Tobias chats with On The Mic Training partner and founder Michael Daingerfield during he trip to Vancouver October 2018 about Voice-over and what it takes to maintain a high end career as voice talent.
In this episode Michael and Noel talk about demos, agents, and the industry in general. The OTM Podcast is a bi-weekly podcast featuring the owners of On The Mic Training; Michael Daingerfield and Noel Johansen. They cover all areas of voice-over as they try and educate students about the voice-over
In this episode Michael and Noel talk about the idea of excellence and how it applies to voice-over success. The OTM Podcast is a bi-weekly podcast featuring the owners of On The Mic Training; Michael Daingerfield and Noel Johansen. They cover all areas of voice-over as they try and educate
In this episode Michael and Noel talk about the beginning of the school, and all the challenges that come with opening a space to teach voice-over The OTM Podcast is a bi-weekly podcast featuring the owners of On The Mic Training; Michael Daingerfield and Noel Johansen. They cover all areas
There are so many opportunities out there for you to do-it-yourself in voice-over! You’d be amazed at how many ways you can find work, create free websites or profiles on-line with your demos, and learn about voice-over. You just need to become a master at searching things on the
Whether you’ve been in the business 17 days or 17 years – you’ve got to stay in it to win it. Voice-over is a challenging field, but it’s also very rewarding. Don’t you want to find out your potential? See how far your voice can take you? On The Mic
Comparing a career in voice-over vs film and TV is interesting. Both fall under the same media umbrella, yet the difference between the two is staggering. I created a chart comparison of the two. It contains several categories that covers a range of factors including: time, money, and opportunity. I
In voice-over you need to be sharp. It’s a fast moving industry, studio fees are expensive, everyone has a deadline and nobody wants to waste time. The best thing to be is super sharp. This means taking directions well and adjusting right away, not 5 takes later. It’s common to
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