The Voiceover Community...Faffcon and more
Faffcon attendees twice so far!
Increasingly, my voiceover work is done from home - and so many others in this business (and others, I know) are finding the same trend affecting them. Very cool to send files to India (what's the time difference again?), but also so nice to work in my own back yard - which in this case includes Connecticut, New York and partsof Massachusetts.
Real human beings? - woo hoo!That's only one of the reasons I am a devoted faffcon junkie. Having attended two out of two so far, and planning to be there at the upcoming Faffcon in September, I know how it recharges my batteries in so many areas: continued learning about our craft, great business sparks, and - most of all - feeling like a part of the VO community. Online is great but it's hard to hear the laughter. LOL is nice, but truly laughing so much your stomach hurts - in a good way Well, you know...priceless.In person connection - never underestimate.
Word of mouth business referrals? Also gold. And while at it, let me recommend a company I first heard about through Edge Studio, the recent redesigners of my website: ArtistUpgrade. Check out the results here, www.randyekaye.com and especially on the Voiceovers page, vo.randyekaye.com! The other parts of my business (actress/author/speaker) help to make me a better VO artist, but the voiceover pages (subdomain vo.randyekaye.com) are where we spent our main focus for now. Couldn't recommend them more highly. Thanks!
Connie Terwilliger and Randye
We are learning to breathe, not out cold!