Voice Jobs

Why Keep On? One answer of many…

June 26, 2010 by Rowell

This week has seen me working more for myself than anyone else. In some ways it’s not as much fun: the “boss” is a harder taskmaster, a perfectionist, can’t make up his mind, the hours are insane and the pay is lousy. Working on updating your own promotional material does have its rewards, though. For […]

The More I Learn The Less I Understand

June 20, 2010 by Rowell

Deciding to put more effort into writing my “clogged blog”, difficult as it has been, is nothing compared to the effort of finally getting some conceptual changes made in the rest of my website. Part of the process is perfectly understandable: working with artists, photographers, people capable of actually creating the website and making everything work…I’m dealing […]

The Clue That Gives You The Clue

June 18, 2010 by Rowell

…or perhaps that should be “The Clue That Gives You The CUE”. I was just at lunch at a local eatery (family-owned Ole Time Barbeque) where they treat you like family in all the best ways. Along with a relaxing break from the studio and some great banana puddin’ I got a quick example of […]

How Badly Do You Want That Job?

May 3, 2010 by Rowell

Who among us isn’t always looking out for a bargain…trying to be sure we pay the lowest price? But…how would you like to BE the bargain…forever? Clients and companies who want you to do what you do at bargain prices are nothing new. But friend and fellow SaVoa member, attorney Robert Sciglimpaglia, forcefully fingers a recent […]

When ‘Do-It-Yourself’ Just Won’t Do

April 30, 2010 by Rowell

I just read about the comedy-of-painful errors an online friend went through, trying to do some repair job which could have gone so much simpler and faster if he’d just paid a professional to do it. More than a couple of us, in response, drew the parallel to people we Voice Talent complain about who […]

You Meet The Nicest People In…Or Thru…An ISDN Booth

April 28, 2010 by Rowell

When I went full-time freelance, it wasn’t long before the idea of having a mic booth equipped with ISDN began to appeal to me. Aside from the intial start up cost, it was a no-brainer. I’d already burned out an engine in my treasured Camaro just driving to and from busy studios an hour-and-a-half away. […]

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