Debbie Irwin

#VOnow — How do you know what your voice is worth?

October 13, 2015 by Debbie Irwin

Is Your Voice Raw, Ripe, or Rotten? Many people ask me how to determine what their voice is worth, and I provide this comparison. When you’re standing in the produce section, eyeing the avocados, do you like to pick and choose? I do. I know what I like and I know when its ripeness is […]

#VOnow — Voiceover Auditions

October 8, 2015 by Debbie Irwin

Audition, Audition, Audition Whether people realize it or not, voiceover auditions are 95% of a voice actor’s job. That’s the world we live in. In the good old days, people were ‘booked off of their demos’ (hired after someone listened to a demo of their work). Nowadays, almost everybody wants to hear their copy auditioned, […]

#VOnow — Voiceover Demos

September 29, 2015 by Debbie Irwin

Right off the bat your demo should show the world what you’ve got.
It’s your calling card and is the most important asset you’ve got in your toolbox.
Your signature sound should be clear as a bell and ring true.

#VOnow — Is Voiceover Tracking Important?

September 22, 2015 by Debbie Irwin

Everybody’s already onboard with social media. And the experts will tell you that your marketing efforts aren’t any good if you’re not tracking them. Questions abound. What should I post? Who’s my audience? Are they listening? Does any of this really matter???

#VOnow — The Rebranding of Debbie Irwin Voiceovers

September 15, 2015 by Debbie Irwin

As Debbie mentioned in the previous post of her #VOnow blog series, my first suggestion was a complete rebranding of her professional image. While surveying her Internet presence — logo, tagline, photos, etc. — her message wasn’t consistent across all platforms, so we began at the beginning of any project — the research stage. The […]

#VOnow — Branding for Voiceover Artists

September 10, 2015 by Debbie Irwin

Some say a brand is what people say about you behind your back. Which comes first, what you say about yourself or what others say about you? How do you encapsulate what you’re all about in as few words as possible, with as simple an image as possible, and yet communicate a message that has both depth and breadth?

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