Increasingly, my voiceover work is done from home – and so many others in this business (and others, I know) are finding the same trend affecting them. Very cool to send files to India (what’s the time difference again?), but also so nice to work in my own back yard – which in this case includes Connecticut, New York and parts
Faffcon attendees twice so far!
of Massachusetts. Real human beings – woo hoo!
That’s only one of the reasons I am a devoted faffcon junkie. Having attended two out of two so far, and planning to be there at the upcoming Faffcon in September, I know how it recharges my batteries in so many areas: continued learning
We are learning to breathe, not out cold!
about our craft, great business sparks, and – most of all – feeling like a part of the VO community. Online is great but it’s hard to hear the laughter. LOL is nice, but truly laughing so much your stomach hurts – in a good way? Well, you know…priceless.
In person connection – never underestimate.
Randye Kaye