Voice Over Experts

Secrets of an Agent Man: Tips on Getting Representation

Join Voice Over Expert Roger King in his lecture, "Tips on Getting Representation." Roger shares a number of immediately applicable tips that will keep you in a voice over talent agent's good books. Hear some quick bullet points from a talent agent's perspective on what they expect of you, the qualities they look for, and how they want to be approached.

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Roger King, PN Agency, Agent, Voice Work, Voice Acting, Business, Talent, Voice over Canada.

Links from today's show:

PN Agency
Ethnic Voice Talent
VoiceoverCanada.ca

Your Instructor this week:

Voice Over Expert Roger King

Voiceover CanadaRoger King is the President of PN Agency which provides voice-over talent to the radio, television, film, multi-media and animation industries. In 2004, he launched a sister agency, Ethnic Voice Talent (EVT), and now represents over 100 voice over talents and translators in more than 15 different languages.

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Hello Roger...and thanks for taking the time to share your insights into this subject! After 2 years of building my voice over career, I'm about to take that 'next' step (finding agents). Thankfully, according to your 'tips,' I seem to be right on track!

Here's to a successful 2010...(raises glass)...CHEERS!

JC



Roger,

Very well said on all counts - thanks for re-inforcing the basics! ...now if you only represented talent outside the Toronto area... :-)

Thanks!
-Mike



Wow what a smart and useful podcast. Every voice talent should listen to this one.



Roger! As witty as ever! Perhaps even more witty than the good Jerry Seinfeld himself. What a pleasure to see your name on the blog this morning and even more of a pleasure to hear your voice and outstanding wit on the podcast. I can't wipe the smile off my face! Congratulations on your outstanding successes. Hope our paths cross sometime in the not-too-distant future!
All the best,
Natasha Marchewka



Roger--
Thank you for sharing. I recently completed my first leg of what no doubt will be ongoing VO training (a dedicated VO remains a work in progress it seems). As a newcomer, I'm hungry for straightforward and user-friendly information. Although I'm in the USA Corn Belt, your podcast hit both marks for me: Your tips cross geographic boundaries, and I'm adding them to my growing tool chest--Loretta


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