Voice-Over Reference Books

The list author says:
	"A refreshing look at the industry by 19 stars, each offering a secret to success. The proceeds benefit the Alzheimer's Association, which is more reason to recommend the book."

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	"Harlan Hogan's humorous writing will keep you flipping the pages!"

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	"Rodney Saulsberry has a positive, "can-do" approach that lets you know your dream is attainable."

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	"A home studio is now a necessity in the industry. If this book seems too technical, look in my blog archives or otherwise search for the reference to Pat Fraley's Gypsy's Guide."

The list author says:
	"The fiirst book on v-o that I ever bought! It's a little dated now, but  it still contains some good advice."

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	"Listening to Pat Fraley is a joyous delight and a great learning experience! If you get a chance to take classes from him, DO IT!"

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	"Nancy Cartwright has the dream job of voicing Bart Simpson. Success leaves clues, and you can learn a lot from reading her book, her web site, her on-line column at AWN"

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	"Daws Butler was a giant in the industry and Nancy Cartwright's mentor. His original scripts in this book are invaluable practice. Practice makes perfect!"

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	"Robert Blumenfeld's precise explanations and CD make this book an invaluable resource."

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	"Audiobooks are an exploding industry. Blumenfeld takes you through in-depth preparation for each type of genre. A must-have if you want to work in the industry."

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	"We used this book in Judith Sullivan's speech classes. It has excellent drill exercises for correct placement."

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	"You can never have too many specialized dictionaries! This one saved me when I had a project with numerous composers' names."

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	"If you think you have to move to one of the big 3 markets to start your career, think again! While this book is aimed at stage actors, it has useful advice for anyone in the performing arts."

The list author says:
	"Susan is my coach, and she's the voice of major companies like AT&T, Citibank, etc. She has a million-dollar voice, so she's an authority!"