The last installment of the Certified Voice Artist Program

Tips and Warnings really helps the beginners, especially those who were innocent in how the system works. In reality, there are really dark sides in every industry. So one has to be careful. CVAP is also a community that helps and protects artists against scams.

LEARNINGS from Ms. Lyn Gonzales

1) In voice auditions and demo reels, put your best foot forward, or in this case… Put your best piece forward.

2) Survey voicemates in client’s identity/legitimacy. This is also a perk if you join the CVAP Community.

I won’t spill everything in here. To know more, visit certifiedvoiceartist.com

LIVE TRAINER FEEDBACK SESSION

This was conducted at Week 4 of CVAP.

I was amazed how trainers we’re able to provide feeback after hearing outputs of trainees just one time. You’ll know these trainers were really experts in the field.

Even for those whose outputs were not reviewed, voicemates got a lot of tips from the live feedback session.

MEETING THE MASTER

Sir Pocholo Gonzales, The VoiceMaster himself, guested and had an on the spot session. He even got involved in the live feedback session!

It was a really fun day. It was chaotic, in a good way. The hosts and mentors mentioned how lucky Batch 19 was for being taught by Sir Choy.

His teachings that are worth mentioning:

Find your voice. Love your own voice.

Once you are behind the mic, you are not you anymore. You are the character you are portraying.

Scripts are meant to be said, not to be read

Always ask the world what it needed from you that your talents and skills can provide. #Pochology

Plus we got an advance VA tip from Sir Choy.
Not spoiling it here!

Curious what it was?

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