Welcome to finding your voice... a course designed to help you find your voice and use it to work in the voice over industry. Classes are one-on-one, an hour and half, one day a week for 6 weeks. The tuition is $450. Classes are private and arranged around your schedule. Your instructor is Corey Carthew, a working professional from New York with over 10 years experience. The course is largely built around developing your voice as an announcer for television and radio commercials, although you will read promos and documentaries. The course ends with a visit from an agent or casting director.
finding your voice... is designed for those of you trying to break into the competitive voice over world. It's for actors and non actors. If you are an actor you have an advantage because of your acting training. If you are not an actor you have an advantage because you have no acting training. This class will teach and un-teach you how to use your voice to book jobs in the often lucrative voice over industry.
What you can expect:
TUITION:
$450
CLASS:
one and half hours per day, one day per week for 6 weeks
WHERE:
Highland Park
(I can also come to your home or office!)
CONTACT:
Corey Carthew
917.723.3738
coreycarthew@earthlink.net
Corey with student Adam Schell
Corey with the owner of Bell Sound
Recording suite
Sound Engineers Keefe and Bryce
Corey in action
Tip o' the Month
Here at Tip o' the Month you will receive tips and suggestions to further enhance your progress as a voice over artist.
The tip o' the month is a homework assignment:
Watch tv and listen to radio for commercials -- don't watch or listen to the programming.! Leave the room or your car until the commercials come on. Then return and pay attention. Listen to who is working and come up with reasons why. Soon as you say, "I could do that," write the spot down. If it passes too quickly you can find most commercials on youtube. What you are looking for are those spots that resonate with you. Bring your spots to class and we'll work on them. Now get listening!
finding your voice... is designed for those of you trying to break into the competitive voice over world. It's for actors and non actors. If you are an actor you have an advantage because of your acting training. If you are not an actor you have an advantage because you have no acting training. This class will teach and un-teach you how to use your voice to book jobs in the often lucrative voice over industry.
What you can expect:
- Break down commercial copy and develop 3 reads in minutes
- How to narrate documentaries for A&E, The History Channel and Discovery
- Find your "sound" or voice and market it
- Discover mic techniques and placement of voice to enhance reads
- Demystify the audition experience and get called back!
- How to get an agent
- Have a lot of fun and laughs!
- And much more...
- I have been working in the business for ten years
- I am represented in New York & Los Angeles and have access to a vast network of industry professionals
- I have a biology degree from Cornell University and an extensive background in teaching
- I can help you find an agent
- I will help you audition better!
- You will call yourself a Voice Over Artist!
- You will be able to handle commercial and documentary copy and give amazing reads that will get you noticed
- You will be confident at auditions
- You will as Thoreau suggests, "Endeavor to live the life you have imagined."
TUITION:
$450
CLASS:
one and half hours per day, one day per week for 6 weeks
WHERE:
Highland Park
(I can also come to your home or office!)
CONTACT:
Corey Carthew
917.723.3738
coreycarthew@earthlink.net
finding your voice...
at Bell Sound Recording Studios, West Hollywood
at Bell Sound Recording Studios, West Hollywood
Corey with student Adam Schell
Corey with the owner of Bell Sound
Recording suite
Sound Engineers Keefe and Bryce
Corey in action- @LA - the guide to Greater Los Angeles and Southern California
- http://www.at-la.com
Tip o' the MonthHere at Tip o' the Month you will receive tips and suggestions to further enhance your progress as a voice over artist.
The tip o' the month is a homework assignment:
Watch tv and listen to radio for commercials -- don't watch or listen to the programming.! Leave the room or your car until the commercials come on. Then return and pay attention. Listen to who is working and come up with reasons why. Soon as you say, "I could do that," write the spot down. If it passes too quickly you can find most commercials on youtube. What you are looking for are those spots that resonate with you. Bring your spots to class and we'll work on them. Now get listening!
