
Episode #17: Demo Review #3
03/10/22 • 7 min
*This episode was originally published in the fall of 2021*
Welcome to the Demo Review series! Where you submit your commercial demos and I’ll give my honest feedback.
This is how we’ll organize these reviews.
I’ll play the whole demo, from there we’ll go through the demo spot by spot and review. And we’ll conclude with general notes about the whole demo, what I hear and what I don’t hear as well as any next steps I’d recommend.
Before we dive in, here’s a listener note:
Hi Melanie! As a part-time voice over artist trying to make the jump to full-time, I just wanted to tell you that I really enjoy and appreciate your podcasts. So many VO podcasts out there are 99% garbage because the host would rather tell jokes, what they think are amusing anecdotes, and/or fancy themselves to be riveting entertainment. They profess to tell secrets of the biz, but they are just wastes of time. But not your podcast. You actually help people and provide usable information that newbies like me really appreciate. Please keep it up! You're doing a great job!
Let me get a little sappy for a second... when you create things whether it’s for work, fun, or whatever else, it often feels like it’s done in the ether. You create and it just flies away from you into the abyss. Your comments and feedback help to remind me there is something valuable in what I’m making and that is such a huge gift. Thank you for taking the time to let me know what you think, Jim.
And for those of you who enjoy the podcast or have learned anything from something we’ve created over here, I’d love it if you left a review wherever you’re listening right now or send me a quick note at [email protected].
Alright, this week’s demo is from A.
Send me your commercial demo to review here.
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*This episode was originally published in the fall of 2021*
Welcome to the Demo Review series! Where you submit your commercial demos and I’ll give my honest feedback.
This is how we’ll organize these reviews.
I’ll play the whole demo, from there we’ll go through the demo spot by spot and review. And we’ll conclude with general notes about the whole demo, what I hear and what I don’t hear as well as any next steps I’d recommend.
Before we dive in, here’s a listener note:
Hi Melanie! As a part-time voice over artist trying to make the jump to full-time, I just wanted to tell you that I really enjoy and appreciate your podcasts. So many VO podcasts out there are 99% garbage because the host would rather tell jokes, what they think are amusing anecdotes, and/or fancy themselves to be riveting entertainment. They profess to tell secrets of the biz, but they are just wastes of time. But not your podcast. You actually help people and provide usable information that newbies like me really appreciate. Please keep it up! You're doing a great job!
Let me get a little sappy for a second... when you create things whether it’s for work, fun, or whatever else, it often feels like it’s done in the ether. You create and it just flies away from you into the abyss. Your comments and feedback help to remind me there is something valuable in what I’m making and that is such a huge gift. Thank you for taking the time to let me know what you think, Jim.
And for those of you who enjoy the podcast or have learned anything from something we’ve created over here, I’d love it if you left a review wherever you’re listening right now or send me a quick note at [email protected].
Alright, this week’s demo is from A.
Send me your commercial demo to review here.
Want to get in touch with us? We'd love to hear from you! >> Podcast Request Form
Check out our demo production and coaching services
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Episode #14: The 5 Key Elements Every Commercial Voiceover Demo Needs
Hey, there! So, I know we’re on break but we’ve had a lot of questions from you about demo production these past few months so I wanted to hop on real quick to discuss the 5 Key Elements Every Commercial Voiceover Demo Needs, especially if you’re going the DIY route. It’s important to have a clear idea of what you want and what needs to come out of the demo production process to best support your business.
These must-haves are based on the demo production method we employ when producing my voiceover demos in my business, and since my demos have played a huge part in my direct marketing efforts with clients, I wanted to share a little bit about how we make this happen on the backend.
Be sure to sign up for the companion guide PDF I’ve created that you can read over and utilize as you get going with your voiceover commercial demos. Link below.
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*This episode originally aired in the fall of 2021*
This is how we’ll organize these reviews. I’ll play the whole demo, give general notes on the demo - what I hear, what I don’t hear, etc. From there, we’ll go through the demo spot by spot and review.
This week’s demo is from L.
Send me your commercial demo to review here.
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