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by Debbie Irwin
Ever noticed how pharmaceutical commercials have changed? From lightning-fast disclaimers to clearly presented safety information, there’s a fascinating evolution at play. As a voice actor specializing in medical narration, I’ve had a front-row seat to these changes. Join me as we explore how evolving regulations have shaped the vital balance of informing and engaging in […]
by Debbie Irwin
Voiceover narration is an art form filled with misconceptions and myths. Let’s debunk a few to provide a clearer understanding of this massive field: 1. Narrations Are Boring. Narrations aren’t inherently boring! The perceived dullness depends on the delivery and enthusiasm of the narrator. Skilled voiceover artists can make any topic engaging and interesting. If you […]
by Debbie Irwin
In the vast and varied realm of voice-over (VO) work, the domain of medical narration is unique. Not every voice actor wants to pursue it. Not every voice actor should pursue it. Many sub-genres in VO require specific skills– for example, if you’re voicing animations, you can expect to make grunting, shouting, yelling, screaming, hitting, […]
by Debbie Irwin
BIOMEDevice Expo Medical narration is my expertise, which encompasses Medical Education, Medical Legal, BioTech and Pharma, and Medical Device content. So I jumped at the chance to attend the BIOMEDevice Expo in Boston and learned about new gadgets and gizmos changing the face of healthcare delivery. The dizzying array of new technologies blew my mind: […]
by Debbie Irwin
It began with a train ride from Grand Central Station in New York to Yale University in New Haven. My mission: to speak to a group of pre-Med and pre-Health students; members of a national organization called MedX, whose mission is to explore the healthcare field from an array of interdisciplinary, holistic perspectives. Objective: to pose the question: is medical narration just icing on the cake?
by Debbie Irwin
The truth is it’s not easy, and that’s why most voice actors shy away from this kind of work. For me, it’s challenging, educational and rewarding. But most of all, I love working with the fine artists who are illustrating the animations, creatives who care about excellence, perfectionists really, who produce stunningly beautiful work, which brings us back to the AMI Conference.
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