Please be aware that this class may run during another class. Do not sign up for this class if you are already registered for a conflicting class.

SYNOPSIS

ROOM: Digital Media Lab, Garner 161

This class will review the mechanics of using your voice effectively and efficiently to produce your best read in a short amount of time.  This includes a brief review of vocal anatomy, identifying potential areas of concern, how to use the recording equipment effectively, approach to the copy, and the art of laying down an audition and letting go.  Copy will be provided or feel free to bring your own.

Duration of program: Approx. 9:30am-11:30am

INSTRUCTOR BIO

Eileen Stevens

Eileen got her start in voiceover while working at a New York City recording studio over 18 years ago as a producer, director and voice actor.  Since 2008, she has focused on voiceover full-time, narrating over 200 audiobooks, voicing the lead in popular animation franchises (Pokemon, YuGiOh and Ah! My Goddess) and voicing various educational and commercial properties.  She is also a licensed speech-language pathologist.

REQUIREMENTS

SAG-AFTRA and AEA members will need to establish a SAG-AFTRA Foundation User Account, if you have not already done so.  From the sagaftra.foundation website, click the Sign In link in the upper right corner of any web page, then click Create New User Account.  Follow the prompts/instructions to verify and activate your user account.  If you have questions, email vol@sagaftra.foundation or call the VO Lab at 323-549-6853 for assistance.

Barry University students that wish to attend this class can email vol@sagaftra.foundation or call the VO Lab at 323-549-6853 for assistance and/or questions.