 'VOICE OVER BODY SHOP' WEBCAST The V.O. Dojo's Tish Hicks Talks Career Paths Tonight On 'Voice Over Body Shop' September 25, 2017  (VOXtra)
- A 'dojo' is a school for training in the arts of self defense. Karate? Judo? Well, think again for voice over.Tish Hicks, the Principal Sensei at The V.O. Dojo - a voice over training school - is special guest tonight on the Voice Over Body Shop webcast (starting at 6 pm PT at vobs.tv), to discuss VO career paths and how to sharpen your skills along the way. "A voice over career is a journey, and finding the right path to get you where you want to go can seem daunting," says Dan Lenard (the Home Studio Master), who co-hosts the Monday night webcast with George Whittam (VO audio tech guru). "Tish will talk about her own career path, plus how and why she started her unique program - and how it can help you go from 'I don't know' to working pro," Dan adds. "It'll be a great opportunity to ask a lot of questions about how to achieve mastery - both physically and technically in this incredibly competitive industry." You can send questions now or during the webcast to theguys@vobs.tv. George and Dan will also discuss voice over tech issues, plus and editing software in their "DAWVIEW 2017." A lively chat room is a show in itself during this webcast. Always unpredictable and chocked with valuable how-to info on home studio technology - and all things voice over - this Monday night webcast has earned a large following for the hundreds of live and recorded episodes. It also features news and VO how-to advice from VoiceOverXtra. The online event starts at 9 pm Eastern; 8 pm Central; 7 pm Mountain; 6 pm Pacific. Past shows can also be viewed any time on YouTube and at the VO-BS website: www.vobs.tv. SEE MORE HELPFUL VOICE OVER HOME STUDIO ARTICLES HERE |
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