The Art of Voice Acting. The Craft and Business of Performing for Voiceover

Content: 
Front matter, Pages i,iii
Copyright, Page iv
Dedication, Page v
Foreword, Pages xiii-xiv
Preface, Pages xv-xvi
Introduction, Pages xvii-xx
1 - What Is Voice Acting?, Pages 1-8
2 - The Best-Kept Secret, Pages 9-12
3 - Where to Start: Voiceover Basics, Pages 13-20
4 - The Business of Voiceover: Getting Paid to Play, Pages 21-30
5 - Using Your Instrument, Pages 31-60
6 - The Seven Core Elements of an Effective Performance (AKA: The A-B-C's of Voice Acting—CD/6), Pages 61-74
7 - Developing Style & Technique, Pages 75-106
8 - Voice Acting 101, Pages 107-126
9 - Woodshedding and Script Analysis, Pages 127-144
10 - The Character in the Copy, Pages 145-164
11 - Single-Voice Copy, Pages 165-170
12 - Dialogue Copy: Doubles and Multiples, Pages 171-176
13 - Industrials: Long-Form and Narrative Copy, Pages 177-182
14 - Character Copy, Pages 183-192
15 - Imaging, Promo, Trailer: Voiceover for the broadcasting and film industries, Pages 193-196
16 - Other Types of Voiceover Work, Pages 197-208
17 - The Brave New World of New Media, Pages 209-220
18 - Your Voiceover Demo, Pages 221-248
19 - Your Demo Is Done, Now What?, Pages 249-260
20 - How to Work in the Business of Voiceover, Pages 261-278
21 - Setting Your Fees and Managing Your Business, Pages 279-302
22 - Shedding Light on the Dark Side of Voiceover, Pages 303-316
23 - Your Home Studio, Pages 317-328
24 - Auditions, Pages 329-344
25 - You're Hired! The Session, Pages 345-358
26 - Tips, Tricks and Studio Stories, Pages 359-392
Index, Pages 393-409