Not looking to hear its good, just what you think of it

Steven Lowell

Let me know.

Hit me.

Steven Lowell · Posted: Thu Oct 26, 2006, 00:19 (GMT) Post subject: attachment would help

duh...forgot something

ok copy and paste!

http://stevenlowell.voice123.com/

Bill Oxley · Posted: Thu Oct 26, 2006, 06:15 (GMT) Post subject: I heard it

Sounds to me like you're a marketable voice as a young guy/student/younger brother.

Hit the agencies in NY and LA because you sound no worse or no better than any of the others. The difference is getting your nose in the door.

I got back into v/o about three years ago. Had no agent. Listened to the demos of other major pros at voicebank.net and worked like hell on a demo.

Sent it to five agents...followed up with phone calls...and landed one in LA. Now, I get some super auditions, but the competition is huge. So, most income I get from v/o I get from hustling my own gigs. That's my reality.

good luck

Big Llou Johnson · Posted: Thu Oct 26, 2006, 13:36 (GMT) Post subject: Re: I heard it

"So, most income I get from v/o I get from hustling my own gigs. That's my reality."

That's my (and a lot of other vo talent's) reality too and I've been voicing for several years now.. with agents in Chicago, LA, St. Louis, San Fran, Florida, VA and places I can't pronounce.. Just like your financial portfolio should have a mix of investments, your vo business has to include a varied mix of "sources".... Believe it or not.. every time I'm placed on hold and listen to "dead air" ... I see that as an opportunity for a vo gig. Expand on what you're doing and never, never give up the ship!

Big LLOU

Steven Lowell · Posted: Sat Oct 28, 2006, 01:09 (GMT) Post subject:

That's cool. Thanks man.

I used to act, but I preferred voiceovers because I like the intimacy of the studio, and also I get to be my own businessman.

thats just me.