Voice Over Experts Podcast
Toronto, Canada (PRLog) August 13 – Rodney Saulsberry, voice over artist, author and instructor, was featured last week on the Voice Over Experts Podcast, http://podcasts.voices.com , the most popular educational podcast for beginner and professional voice actors around the world. Rodney’
Rodney Saulsberry’s lecture "Promote Yourself: Voice Over Strategies". As taught in Rodney's book "You Can Bank on Your Voice", listeners will learn how to advertise their voice over business with the saturation method in order to as Rodney says, “get your name on the client's brain”.
As a contributor to the Voice Over Experts podcast, Rodney Saulsberry will be lecturing on a regular basis to beginner voice actors and professional voice actors via podcast on how to understand, develop and succeed in the business of voice acting. Since the lectures are available in the form of podcasts, the lessons are hosted online and can be heard at any time of day at the convenience of the listener.
The Voice Over Experts Podcast can be found and subscribed to for free in the iTunes Podcast Directory and online at the Voices.com Podcast Center.
To learn more about Rodney Saulsberry, go to:
http://www.rodneysaulsberry.com
To learn more about the Voice Over Experts Podcast, visit:
http://podcasts.voices.com/
About Rodney Saulsberry
Rodney Saulsberry is the author of the best sellers, You Can Bank on Your Voice and Step up to the Mic. The voice of Twix Candy Bars, Toyota Avalon and the Zatarain’s Jazzman, is also in demand worldwide for his voice-over coaching and commercial workshops. For more than two decades the Detroit native and University of Michigan graduate has given voice to many movie trailers such as, Finding Forrester, How Stella Got Her Groove Back, Dumb and Dumberer, The Best Man, and Friday After Next. As an announcer, he has worked on the NAACP Image Awards and the Essence Awards television specials. Saulsberry, the voice of Joe Robbie Robertson on the cartoon series Spider-Man, resides in Agoura, California.
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