Voiceover Demo Marketing Advice
- Tom Dheere
- Jun 7, 2023
- 2 min read
Updated: 7 days ago
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Don't Start Voiceover Demo Marketing Too Soon!
If you're entering the voice-over industry, it's common knowledge that you need a voice-over demo. The challenge lies in creating a demo that's marketable. While some might be tempted to send it off to agents right away, it's important to invest time and effort in crafting a demo that showcases your best work.
"Making a demo that's actually worth marketing is about taking your talent and working with a good coach to help you realize your talent" - Tom
Voiceover Demo Marketing things to consider...
If you want your voiceover demo marketing to actually work, it's important to work with a professional coach and demo producer who can guide you through the basics of voice-over, genre proficiency, and self-direction. Consider your intended audience and what you hope to achieve with your demo. Keep in mind that you'll likely need to make multiple demos throughout your career. While it may be tempting to do it yourself, investing in quality training and a demo is key to success in the competitive voice-over industry.
Takeaways:
Be patient
Take acting & improv classes
Develop your skills
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He's the VO Strategist, a voice over business & marketing coach and demo producer since 2011. Tom Dheere is also a voice actor with over 25 years of experience who has narrated just about every type of voiceover you can think of. When not voicing or talking about voicing, Tom produces the sci-fi comic book Agent 1.22.
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