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JoeActor · 12-31-2007, 10:03 AM

Hi Cynthia,

Welcome to the group! Thanks very much for the great introduction ;-)

You've got a good start going. Fan audio is a nice way to practice, and the singing and drama classes are an absolute must. There's a lot of acting in good voice over.

For some low-cost options, you might see if you can locate a community theatre or improv group to become part of. Both of these will help with character development and voice acting skills. Books are another way to get a handle on the industry.

Plenty of good info and helpful people here. Take a look around and be sure to ask if you don't see what you're looking for.

Hope your carpal tunnel is on the mend...

See you on the forums,
Joe J Thomas
Joe J. Thomas Acting Portfolio

12-31-2007, 10:03 AM	#2 (permalink)
JoeActor Administrator Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Los Angeles, CA Posts: 1,499	Hi Cynthia, Welcome to the group! Thanks very much for the great introduction ;-) You've got a good start going. Fan audio is a nice way to practice, and the singing and drama classes are an absolute must. There's a lot of acting in good voice over. For some low-cost options, you might see if you can locate a community theatre or improv group to become part of. Both of these will help with character development and voice acting skills. Books are another way to get a handle on the industry. Plenty of good info and helpful people here. Take a look around and be sure to ask if you don't see what you're looking for. Hope your carpal tunnel is on the mend... See you on the forums, Joe J Thomas Joe J. Thomas Acting Portfolio