Voice-over Recording
How To Prepare A Good VO Show Reel
We offer voice-over recordings for our clients. We provide speedy service when necessary, quality recordings and competitive rates.
We can also arrange for mobile voice recordings at your premises or any other location if your project calls for it. Let us know and we will find a way that is time-effective and convenient for you.
We offer audio and sound design for your marketing or promotion video. Audio visual marketing is an effective way to promote your products either via your website or other online platforms.
Voice-over Session
Microphones: Neumann U87 Ai, AKG C414 XLii and Røde NTK Valve mic
Preamps: Universal Audio LA-610 MKii and Focusrite ISA two
Monitors: Genelec 8040B, Sennheiser HD600
Headphones: Beyerdynamic DT150
Mixing & Audio processing: UAD plugins, Waves plugins, izotope music production bundle, and SSL Native Plugins
Software: Protools
All voice recordings are done in a professional vocal booth
Microphones: AKG C414XLii or Shure SM58
Preamp: Focusrite scarlet 18i8
We use noise reduction solutions to ensure the best possible quality recordings on location.
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What scripts do I chose for a voice-over show reel?
Most voice reels are put together of 3 or 4 segments:
Corporate/ Narrative Reads (60 - 90 seconds)
Corporate reads include online video courses, training videos, , telephone prompts, web site audio,...
Commercial Reads (60 - 90 seconds)
They are reads for TV, radio and online advertising campaigns. Voice-over for Ad campaigns are some of the most lucrative VO work available..
It is worth thinking about and working out which type of ads your voice is suited for. It is properly one of the most important things to spend time on and figuring out.
Documentary Reads (60 - 90 seconds)
Documentary reads are often the most challenging. docs/scripts are a little trickier - but places to source your reads could be from TV listing websites and magazines
Character/ Animation reads (60 - 90 seconds)
Anything goes here! So be creative in your choice of scripts/characters. If you don't do impressions, bring in or invent your own characters to the mix.
If you haven't already been employed as a professional VO artist and you are starting from scratch then the answer is to write the scripts yourself, do some research into writing them and be creative. The process can be super-easy and quite fun as well. Use YouTube, Google, websites, commercials anything really as an inspirational starting point. Browse your chosen website and copy and paste a few paragraphs of relevant text, tweak it, change the brand name along with any other trademarks and you're good to go.
Important to find or write the right scripts for your voice-over show-reel audio recordings