10/13/2009
Wouldn’t it be great to get paid for something we do everyday, often without even thinking about it?
An introduction to Voice Acting Class, offered through Allegany College of Maryland on Tuesday, October 13, will open the door to just that opportunity. During this two-and-a-half-hour non-credit class, students will learn what it takes to become a professional voice actor. From the basics of getting started all the way through working in the studio, recording a demo, and landing jobs, our expert will thoroughly introduce you to this exciting field. Class attendees will even have an opportunity to record a mock commercial under the direction of our producer. Regardless of your motivation, “Getting Paid To Talk: Making Money with Your Voice” is a great first step for anyone curious about professional Voice Acting.
Scheduled to present the class at the Allegany College of Maryland campus on Tuesday, October 13, at 6:30PM is Voice Coaches producer John Gallogly, Senior Creative Director of Voice Coaches.
Voice Coaches provides industry leading voice evaluation, training, and demo development. Our Production & Training Team is comprised of experts in acting, communication, broadcasting, and speech language pathology. In addition to education, our studio regularly hosts professional Voice Over production for clients including Discovery Networks, HGTV, Woman's Entertainment Network, The Learning Channel, and others.
Our "Getting Paid To Talk" Voice Acting Class, is an upbeat, informative, and realistic introduction to professional Voice Acting. The class has generated feature stories in The Baltimore Sun, The Tampa Tribune, The Philadelphia Enquirer, and numerous other news publications and is currently offered through more than 200 continuing education providers. Voice Coaches is a member of the Better Business Bureau, The Voice And Speech Trainers Association, and The American Society For Training And Development.
Registration in advance is required and enrollment is limited to 20. For more information or to register before the October 6 enrollment deadline, call 301-784-5341. Class fee is $26.
