Vox Talk #11 - Voicey Awards, Insuring Talents in India, Following Your Dreams
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Links from today's show:
VoiceyAwards.com
India Insures Vocal and Instrumental Talents
VOX Daily post to learn more about the Voicey Awards
Correspondents this episode:
The Biz
Tech Talk
VOX Box
VOX Talk PODCAST: EPISODE 11
Salutation:
Hi there, this is Stephanie Ciccarelli - I’m your host. Welcome to VOX Talk! If you’re new to this podcast, VOX Talk is your connection to the voice-over marketplace, industry news, business tips, technology, and your peers. We produce this show twice a week, so be sure to subscribe in iTunes to receive new episodes as they come! Now, on with the show ☺
The Loop:
VOICEY Awards
Nominations are now open for the Voicey Awards! The Voicey Awards recognize voice actors and voice talents for their contributions and efforts over the year in the voice over industry. Categories include Best Male Voice, Best Female Voice, Best New Voice, Best Personal Branding, and a Lifetime Achievement Award.
To learn more about how you can nominate a voice talent to win a Voicey, go to the VOX Daily Blog.
News #2
India Exotic Insurance
In other news, IndiaTimes.com reports that India is working at ways to insure the voices or performing capabilities of Indian artistes. Many around the world have already done so, including opera singer Marlene Dietrich, who insured her voice for 1 million dollars, a wine taster who insured their taste buds for $10 million dollars and pianist Richard Clayderman whose fingers are worth quite a sum. Later this month, the concept of artistic insurance to associations of musicians, dancers, and film and theatre artistes will be introduced.
To learn more, visit Indiatimes.com
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/Now_Big_B_can_insure_his_voice/articleshow/1560517.cms
That’s the news for this episode – if you have something you’d like to announce, just shoot me an email at media@voices.com.
The Biz:
This week in The Biz, Julie Williams hits on a touchy subject – Not Getting the Gig.
Julie Williams segment.
As always, some great advice from Julie.
If you have any questions or topics that you’d like to see covered in this segment, email your suggestions to media@voices.com
Tech Talk:
This week marks the first of five segments from Colin Campbell of AffordableAnnouncer.com
Colin Campbell – AffordableAnnouncer.com
That’s great advice Colin, especially for those evaluating which microphone to purchase for their home recording studio.
VoxBox:
Now for a word of insight from voice over coach Bettye Zoller of VoicesVoices.com.
Bettye Zoller.
Thank you Bettye for that dose of encouragement.
Farewell:
And with Bettye’s advice, we reach the final moments of the show.
Before we go, I’d like to remind you to go online to nominate either yourself or one of your peers at Voices.com for a Voicey Award. The response so far has been great and we’ve already received over 100 nominations. Thank you to those of you who have already participated. The deadline to nominate someone is February 14th, 2007 at 11:59 p.m. Just go to Voices.com and click to download the nomination form on the VOX Daily blog.
As always you can send in your feedback via email, audio clip and you can also call in to leave a message to air on the podcast. Just dial 1-888-359-3472 ext. 117. ☺ Looking forward to hearing from you. Bye for now.







