This week, listeners are treated to some sound advice in Peter Rofé's lecture "What to Look For in a Voice Over Coach". Peter discusses how to choose a qualified teacher for private and group voice over training. He also gives listeners the tools to discern best practices, illuminates items to be wary of, and prepares voice actors for studying voice over as well as some tips on how to go about planning for a voice over demo reel.
This is Peter Rofé's second contribution as he continues to lecture on a regular basis through the Voice Over Experts podcast, helping aspiring talent to understand, develop and succeed in the business of voice acting and voice overs. The lectures are available in the form of podcasts and are available for free subscription through the Apple iTunes Podcast Directory, to be enjoyed at any time.
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 Peter Rofé, go to:
http://podcasts.voices.com/
To listen to the Voice Over Experts Podcast, visit:
http://podcasts.voices.com/
About Peter Rofé
Based in New York City, NY, Peter Rofé, owner of PDR Voice Coaching, offers a wide range of services, from teaching clients privately to conducting group workshops, producing high-end demo reels and offering introductory classes and marketing seminars. He has also taught voice over courses at The Barrow Group and Stonestreet Film & Television Studios (Tisch School of the Arts, New York University). In addition, Peter has coached veteran television broadcasters and business executives for speeches and corporate functions. Coaching sessions focus mainly on technique and copy interpretation with a strong emphasis placed on commercial, straight announcer, and animation reads. Special attention is also given to non-announcer (conversational)