VoiceCaster owner and Casting Head Kelly Mocinski joins the Nitty Gritty VO Podcast on today's episode. Join Marc Graue and Deb Munro as they talk about what's happening at VoiceCaster, how Kelly got started and became the third owner of the longest running Casting houses in the country. A fantastic interview telling you how it is with no holds barred. Learn how to give an audition worth hearing and all about those first 5 seconds.
Going hand in hand with procrastination, Motivation is the pill we all need to swallow in order to create a successful business. If you are in it for the money, you may find this to be a long journey. If you are motivated by passion and love for performance, then this is helping to carve your way to success. Staying motivated isn't always easy, so your two hosts, Marc Graue and Deb Munro are the poster children when it comes to motivation. Join...
Many of us procrastinate everything, but in the fast paced world of Voice Acting, this is just not an option. This is 50% business and 50% skill set. That means we need to stay on top of our business in order for it to flourish. No one is going to do this for you. In this episode of The Nitty Gritty VO Podcast Marc Graue and Deb Munro will do their best to take on this important topic and help you find your way to follow through
Special agent man Shane Comier of Idiom Talent joins us today in this special guest episode of The Nitty Gritty VO Podcast. Shane tells it like it is. Where the industry is, the changes in the industry, the contreversy, his agency and the great work they are doing, VoiceCast Networks and so much more. Join Deb Munro and Marc Graue in this special episode of The Nitty Gritty
Auditions are the work, but in order to be good at auditioning you have to be very accepting of yourself. Love yourself a the rest falls in place. Easier said than done of course, but confidence sells. If you are confident in your product the rest will come much easier. Join Marc Graue and Deb Munro as they walk you through the wold of loving yourself and enjoying the auditioning process - this week on The Nitty Gritty VO Podcast
The fear of missing out is a thing! Especially in the world of Voice Actors. Should you take a holiday? What if you miss an opportunity? Should you make yourself available for everything. From conventions, to jobs, events, awards you name it. Don't live in the fear, but instead embrace what you can and find your way through. That's exactly what we intend to do on today's episode of The Nitty Gritty with Marc Graue and Deb Munro
The Nitty Gritty Demo series will breakdown each genre. This will give you an in-depth look into what you need to consider when creating your demo material, length, content, script, order and much more. This week we will focus on Animation demos, and who better to talk about animation demos than one of the top LA Studio owners Marc Graue & Deb Munro. This one is worth your time.
There are MANY forms of Demos so watch for the Demo Breakdown series from Marc Graue and Deb Munro on The Nitty Gritty Podcast. Do you need one, what should be on it? Are all demos the same, do I even need one? How many do I have to have - so many questions, so we will do our best to address things as simply as we can - but watch for more in future episodes
While most genres are still thriving in this new era of Voice Acting, there is one industry that will likely be affected during this transition and that is Long Fomat Narration (Specifically Corporate Narration) and understandably so. This doesn't mean there isn't work but there is a change. Today on The Nitty Gritty VO Podcast, Marc Graue and Deb Murno have a peek into the current state of Long Format Narration
So you're good at everything? Or are you? In todays' episode of The Nitty Gritty with Marc Graue and Deb Munro, we are going to tell you like it is and help you navigate the genre waters. Just because you love a certain aspect of voice acting, doesn't mean that this is where you belong. While many of us have crossed multiple genres, it's very important to start off one genre at a time. The genre you start in may not be the one you love the...
