Here’s part two of my interview with producer and voice director, Jeff Howell. We talked about what specifically ad agencies are considering when choosing talent for a voiceover gig and the most important thing that will influence their decision.

We also discussed:

• How the dubbing work Jeff does has been affected by the COVID-19 shutdowns (during which time we recorded this episode)
• Why historically, dubbing has had a bad rap
• The difference in how people are receiving programming these days
• How Jeff chooses talent for dubbing
• How Jeff brings reality to a dubbing performance
• Why great actors often miss the mark and blow their voiceover auditions 
• How sound and audio have historically been on the back burner while the visual has been stressed more
• Why it doesn’t work when TV spots are pulled and run as radio spots
• How Jeff gets emotional performances from voice actors
• What has changed with promos during the COVID-19 shutdowns
• The PSA project Jeff is currently working on
• What else Jeff has going on right now

To learn more about Jeff and his work, you can visit http://www.jeffhowellvo.com or email him through his website to connect.

This episode was very skillfully made to sound beautiful by the talented Humberto Franco (http://www.humbertofranco.com/).

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