Monday, December 10th 12:00 PM-1:00 PM EST

This is an hour-long, free training that’s for you if you fall into one of the following two categories:  

• You’ve run into (or read about) more and more people calling themselves voice actors, you love the idea of doing it, you’ve done some research, but you’ve got some questions about what you should do to actually get started the “right way” (hint: there isn’t such a thing).  

OR  

• You’re already a voice actor. You’re doing your thing. You’re making some money. Maybe you’re even full-time… but you feel like you’re plateauing. You’re wondering if maybe you should pursue a new genre, or can’t seem to figure out what to do next to get more work.  

I’m bringing in my friend David H Lawrence XVII, who you might know from a ton of stuff, including Heroes, as the narrator of NYT best-selling books, and more -- as well as the creator of VO2GoGo, an amazing training platform (of which I’m a member).  

David has helped me kickstart my audiobook career (which has bled over into other areas of my business in a big way -- more on that during the training. I want him to share his experience to help you in your voiceover career, and this is my favorite way to do it.  

Here’s the thing: the voiceover “industry” has changed. It’s not the same business it once was (even just a few years ago). We’ll give you some guidance into what works TODAY.  

In this super informal training, you’ll learn:

• How to begin a career as a voice actor (Hint: It’s way harder, and actually more attainable, than you might think)
• How to revitalize a stale voiceover career if you’ve been struggling to get to the next level
• What a creepy evil bad guy can teach you about genre-hopping (and its many benefits)
• How to decide what genre (or genres) you should focus on right now
• ...and more  

Registration is completely free. David will have something for sale at the end, but you absolutely don’t have to buy anything to attend the training. And I promise you, what he’s selling is amazing (I’m a customer myself)... but again, this training will be super valuable on its own.