In this episode, Terry discusses UVT Coaching's new VO training program, UVT Virtual! For more information or to sign up, go to www.uvtvirtual.com  Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/voiceover-sermons-with-terry-daniel--1286951/support.

In this episode, we introduced our newest voiceover coach, Amie Breedlove, on the UVT team. It's difficult to put into words everything else we covered. Ha! Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/voiceover-sermons-with-terry-daniel--1286951/support.

In this episode, the UVT Coaching team is all over the place! Plan on some holiday fun and a little voiceover talk as well!

We're beginning a brief series about the SAG-AFTRA strike. Terry starts by interviewing NAVA founders, Tim Friedlander and Carin Gilfry to discuss the SAG-AFTRA strike and inform us about the NAVA Association.

Are you new to live-directed voiceover sessions? In this episode, Terry provides plenty of tips to ensure the sessions run smoothly!

Are AI voice services occupying too much space in your head? Don't sweat it! Terry Daniel will calm you down in this important episode of VO Sermons!

This episode of Voiceover Sermons is unique and personal to me. Breaking out of a cycle of negativity and low self-esteem can be challenging. So many of us have been told at some point that we’re not good enough, and it can be difficult to convince ourselves otherwise.

The last episode of Voiceover Sermons for 2022! In this episode, Terry discusses the dos and don'ts of starting a voiceover business in 2023.

The UVT Coaching staff gets together to record a live episode of VO Sermons via Zoom. Plenty of holiday fun and some good voiceover nuggets as well!

In this episode, Terry talks about the importance of not being too dependent on platforms like Mandy and Fiverr for voiceover work. Plus, he'll answer questions from the talkback line!

In this episode, Terry provides some helpful voiceover script tips!

In this episode, Terry discusses all things VO auditions. From auditioning for a talent agency gig to auditioning for a job on a P2P site.

In this episode, Terry provides a candid look at the dos and don'ts of how to get started in voiceovers!

In this episode, Terry talks about a strategy that works when prospective clients tell you they already use a P2P service! Got a question about the voiceover business? Call the VO Sermons Talkback line at 763-691-9083

In this episode, Terry provides some helpful voiceover website tips!

So you booked your first agency gig. Congratulations! Here are seven suggestions on what you should and should not do!

When you're starting out in voiceovers, it will be tempting to work pro bono or on the cheap just to win over a client.

In this episode, Terry talks about making script performance skills a priority!

The extra mile is a mark of excellence! It discloses your level of dedication, determination to earn repeat business, and willingness to do whatever it takes to keep a client for life. It’s a powerful habit and a point of competitive advantage.

Voiceover demos are your calling card and I can't stress enough how important it is to get them professionally produced by a demo producer who knows the industry well.

Auditioning is a part of everyday life in being a voice actor but you don't need to put all your energy into auditioning on P2P sites or other platforms on the internet.

Ignore the delusive dreck in blogs and VO books about "industry standards" and how you need to use Pro Tools to be considered a professional. This is pure nonsense. There is NO industry standard on this. Use the one you're most comfortable with!

Remember the movie, Say Anything with John Cusack? Yeah, this dates me a bit, but it was a great movie back in the '80s. Lloyd's buddies were constantly hanging out at the Gas N' Sip. Hear more on this latest episode of VO Sermons!

During the start of my career, I was fortunate to have booked a few clients right away but I hit some bumps in the road and started questioning if I had made the right decision. But then I began to think about why I left corporate America.