Hosted by David H. Lawrence XVII · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 277 episodes
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Voice over is a heroes' journey. Make it your journey. Actor, voice talent and storytelling coach David H. Lawrence XVII takes you on a journey each episode into the art, commerce, science and mindset of voice over as a performing art, and as a profession and business. Presented by VOHeroes.com.
David H. Lawrence XVII hosts The VOHeroes Podcast, a education show with 277 episodes published.
Hey there, hero! This George Strait song title was shared with me for the first time in my life by a fellow VO talent at a mixer last night. Thanks, Nadia Ahern. Mind blown. In a quiet, satisfying way. And a great remind
Hey there, hero! I was just on a call with a potential VO client, and the conversation got around to limiting beliefs in general, and in particular, those excuses we come up with so we don’t have to try. This is nothing
Hey there, hero! Just want to get your opinion on this apparently very controversial issue. I have my own thoughts, but I want to know yours. Let’s discuss. Scroll down and fire away. Is listening to an audiobook “cheati
Hey there, hero! I know that some VO talent and actors (and even my author peeps who want to narrate their own books) shy away from the prospect, mostly because it looks like a gargantuan undertaking. You might be one of
Hey there, hero! I created this podcast episode moments after jumping off being a guest on Chris Barry’s podcast, Coaching Uncovered. (You can find my episode here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IOpiI02rjNI ) He asked
Hey there, hero! Simon Sinek recently reminded me of a story I’d heard for years: two, not three. Ben Prober, a successful shoe salesman, found that fewer choices made the decision about which shoes to buy easier. In the
Hey there, hero! The question comes up often, and it shows up in various forms. This time, a client wrote this: “David…I cannot believe that in today’s cultural environment, that there are authors who expect me to say th
Hey there, hero! Everybody loves baseball. And the language of baseball is part of cultures around the world. And over the course of time, I’ve settled on one question when I’m trying to serve a client, a peer, an affili
Hey there, hero! The title of this podcast episode comes from the words of author Michelle Rozen (not Rozer, as I misspoke at the beginning of the podcast), who wrote The 6%, a book on high achievers. And when I heard it
Hey there, hero! Wow. That’s dark. A BTS look at my updated audition background, and why I chose to simplify my look. (I’ll likely be back to the bricks next episode.) But why the severe change? Because I look for any di
Hey there, hero! The perfect server not only gives you great service… …they are actually nowhere to be found when they aren’t needed. Ever notice that? It’s an art and skill to know when you’re needed and when you’re not
Hey there, hero! A marketing mashup…what the heck is that? It’s what I call those quick little phrases that give someone a clear idea of your creative essence: who you are, how you sound, what kind of characters you play
Hey there, hero! The concept of open loops has come up so much in the last few weeks for me that I wanted to revisit an episode from 2019 that explained open loops and how powerful they can be for you. Writers use open l
Hey there, hero! In another episode, I threaten you with harsh words if I ever catch you minimizing yourself. And it’s not just in how you describe yourself, it’s specifically about how you set your fees. And, of course,
Hey there, hero! I was at a party a couple of years ago, and someone in our group was asked, “What do you do?” In Los Angeles, it’s rare that the answer to that question isn’t “I’m an actor.” In this case, the woman answ
Hey there, hero! Lagom is not “just OK.” It’s not “good enough for government work.” It’s actually a cultural concept in Sweden that is really useful in lots of different ways. In a nutshell, it means “not too much, not
Hey there, hero! You’ve likely heard many times in life the pithy quote, “Winners never quit!” (And sometimes, the additional converse of “Quitters never win!”) Yeah. You can safely ignore that. This episode is all about
Hey there, hero! If you’re at all like me, I’ve often wondered if I’m the odd man out. A left-brained person in a right-brained body. See, I’m a creative…but I’m also proudly analytical and organized. I hear you. “Freak!
Hey there, hero! What is your reaction when you see someone you know on TV? When a colleague pops up on the screen in a movie? When you hear that familiar voice in a spot? When you see the byline, and it’s not you, but s
Hey there, hero! Actors, voice talent and writers often face the question of whether they should run their creative practice as an individual, being paid as an employee, or as a company, paid via invoicing on a more form
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