This is the official website for Voiceovers.co.uk’s new paperback book: “The Voiceover Handbook”.

If you have already purchased our book, you can access the online downloads (practice scripts etc.) from the Appendices section above.

The book offers practical no-nonsense tips on all areas of the voiceover industry such as branding and marketing, demos, basic business, equipment, script preparation and voiceover rates. You can purchase our book here:
Special Offer: 25% off = £14.99 + £2.70 Royal Mail First Class delivery to a UK address. Offer ends 30 June 2012.
(R.R.P £19.99 + postage).

It’s also available from Amazon and other online booksellers.

“This book is full of tips, advice and information surrounding the Voice over world.
Very straight forward and worth the read. Highly recommend it!” – Posy Brewer

“A really helpful & honest book packed with invaluable information that answers all your questions about being a Voiceover Artist.
In an industry where most of us work from home on our own, this is a great handbook to pick up & get the answers you need.” – Michelle Horn

“A very useful read, perfect for dipping in and out as needed. There’s a wealth of getting started advice, but plenty for seasoned professionals, too. It’s worth finding it a spot within reach of your work space so you can consult The Book whenever you have a question. Not just for newbies!” – Annette Rizzo.

Why did we write the book?

The voiceover industry has radically changed over the last ten years and even established voice artists need to modernise, ‘sharpen the saw’ and reinvent themselves.

Whether you’re an experienced voice artist, just starting out, or you’re simply intrigued with the voiceover industry as a career choice, the book answers many common questions that voice artists have in the industry today.

With 135 questions including… Is it worth me having my own studio? How do I cost up corporate jobs? How do I get my foot in the door? What should I put on my demo? What is FTP and how can I use it? How do I mark up a script? What’s involved in setting up an ISDN facility? How can I improve my sight reading? Can I learn character voices? How can I set up a phone-patch facility?

The book is in stock and available to purchase via this website (same working day dispatch using first class post). Click here to purchase

For a full list of all 135 questions please visit the Contents page here.