Spanish voiceover forum Thread poster: Capicuan Girl
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Hello everybody!
I hope I have posted this message in the appropriate forum...
I have been in the translation "industry" for a while and now I feel it is the right time for me to try new things. So I decided it was now the time to do something I had long been willing to do: voiceover. I read some posts here about the best voiceover forums, and yes, you were most right. They are excellent. But I find I need something else, like a Spanish one. I mean, I would like to sha... See more Hello everybody!
I hope I have posted this message in the appropriate forum...
I have been in the translation "industry" for a while and now I feel it is the right time for me to try new things. So I decided it was now the time to do something I had long been willing to do: voiceover. I read some posts here about the best voiceover forums, and yes, you were most right. They are excellent. But I find I need something else, like a Spanish one. I mean, I would like to share with pros where do I have to look in order to, for example, put (or at least try to) my voice to Spanish commercials, and apply to more local voiceover jobs. I have been searching for a Spanish Voiceover Forum, but for some reason I do not find any that seems good enough...
I would appreciate any help regarding this issue.
Thank you for all your comments!
Capicuan girl (Natalia). ▲ Collapse
| | | | | Really, no answer? :( | Jan 22, 2008 |
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Natalia,
What would you expect at a voiceover forum?
I got the impression you want to find jobs. One way of doing it is checking the numerous Voice Banks all over thre world, and having a look at the samples people post there. Then make yours, and send it wherever you can.
Some of these don't charge anything. Some act as your agent and get a commission from any work you get through them. There are others that charge a hosting fee.
I don't do vo... See more Natalia,
What would you expect at a voiceover forum?
I got the impression you want to find jobs. One way of doing it is checking the numerous Voice Banks all over thre world, and having a look at the samples people post there. Then make yours, and send it wherever you can.
Some of these don't charge anything. Some act as your agent and get a commission from any work you get through them. There are others that charge a hosting fee.
I don't do voice-overs myself, but now and then I hire people who do. Unless it's lip-sync video dubbing, jobs can be sent via Internet in audio files. Maybe you should give it a try. ▲ Collapse
| | | | | Thanks José! | Jan 22, 2008 |
What do I expect from a forum you asked. Well, I would like to find a forum like ProZ but for Voiceover where I could exchange information of the Voice over world...
Thank you for your post, by the way, José!
Saludos,
Natalia.
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