I’d love to somehow eventually incorporate singing projects into this business as well, as a voice-over and musical “vocal services” provider, so I’m very interested in getting started on the voice-over side. I’m already using Audition for editing church sermons, so I’ll be able to do my own projects. I need more info on the business and marketing of it, which will be more difficult as I am not great at self-promo. I have the tech skills and vocal talent to do it. I have been in entertainment most of my life (in movie studio publicity for many years) and I am now needing a redirection…working from home and starting part time. My whole family is blessed with wonderful voices and a couple of us have been batting around the possibilities of VO work as a natural interest.

I’ve also done a little instructional audio, and I interpret words and communicate very well. I’m a trained singing vocalist with family and personal background in radio announcing. I am doing this to re-do myself so I can grow out of it. So my reason for taking this course is to learn to speak better, learn the technical side of audio equipment, learn to “act” and market myself. and also, I have to try hard to feel the emotions, or to express it. As an ASD, the region where I process the information is under-developed, so I am quite slow hence, a speedy conversation has never been my thing, generating an appropriate reply. and I used a lot of “like…….” while I am speaking and I want to fix it. I have never been a confident person socially as far as the way I see myself. I find my overall presentation, how I speak, and how I generate my voice, is pretty horrible, including pronuncing the words as I mumble or am constantly nervous. To stream, I have to learn to speak better, hence.

After fallen down to mental health issues caused by a long-term addiction and ASD etc, I became mentally handicapped and am challenging the ways to face my downside and am trying the things I can. I got interested in the skills of voice acting because I started to stream in 2nd language English.

Commuting Wife by Dean McCoy