SYNOPSIS

Not booking as much as you’d like to…or at all? Maybe the issue is what you are doing before you hit “record”: your process. Your workflow sets the stage for success (or sabotage). In this hands-on, practical workshop, we’ll break down your current approach and identify what’s working, what’s not, and what’s missing. Then, we’ll rebuild a stronger, smarter process that gets results.

Think of it as a complete tune-up for your voiceover engine—so you stop guessing and start knowing you've nailed the read before you even hit playback.

You’ll leave with a customized workflow that builds confidence, books jobs, and (yes!) makes the whole thing more fun again. Never get behind the mic again crossing your fingers and hoping to produce a bookable read.  You’ll know you nailed it.  You will learn::

• A confidence-boosting, repeatable process tailored to you

• Techniques to make your reads stand out in a saturated industry

• Insights into which VO niches best suit your voice and style

• How to know if it’s time for a new demo—or new representation

• A smarter, smoother pre-recording routine that gets you booked

INSTRUCTOR BIO

Rick Wasserman

You’ve heard Rick—even if you didn’t know it. For 14 years, he was the signature promo voice of AMC Network, repping shows like The Walking Dead, Mad Men, and Breaking Bad. He’s voiced powerhouse Marvel characters like Thor and Hulk, starred in hit video game franchises including Call of Duty, Halo, Batman: Arkham, and Diablo, and worked with nearly every major TV network, including NBC, ABC, CBS, FOX, VH1, A&E, and more.

Rick is also the founder of Bookable Voiceover, a respected VO training and demo production company. He teaches, leads masterclasses at conventions and universities nationwide, and is on the faculty at Oklahoma City University’s MFA Screen Acting program.

As a Broadway, television, and regional stage actor, Rick brings decades of performance wisdom to every class. Off the mic, he’s a family man, vegan, strength-training enthusiast, and the creator of the Tri-Booth, the popular mobile VO studio.

REQUIREMENTS

Know the cancellation deadline (see above).

Class materials will be distributed in class (if needed)  and provided by the Voiceover Lab.

Small group format with a maximum of 16 actors participating.

This class is in person and at the new Don LaFontaine Voiceover Lab in Los Angeles inside the Meryl Streep Center for Performing Artists:

5757 Wilshire Blvd. - Suite PH1
Los Angeles, CA 90036

Note: The new Don LaFontaine Voiceover Lab is not on the Mezzanine Level, it is on the Penthouse (PH) Level.   No need to wait downstairs, just go  straight to the PH level when you arrive.

Participants are expected to be present for the entire program.  See Duration above.