Booking the Talent Agent

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The aim of this site is to give you an overview of the professional voice over industry in Canada, from the perspective of a voice talent agent.

It is written for both those who are already in the business and those who are seeking a career in this attractive field of work.

Names may occasionally be changed to protect the innocent…or is it the guilty?  Sometimes names will be changed just for something to do.

In theory, your comments are welcome here.

BOOKING THE TALENT AGENT

I find that many broadcast students either aren’t aware of opportunities in the voice-over world or feel they need some guidance in the process of finding an agent and securing regular voice work.

I am available to speak to students about the Canadian voice-over industry from the perspective of a voice talent agent.  A visit to a broadcasting class can take the form of a prepared presentation or a more casual talk and Q & A.

Depending on the nature of the appearance, I do charge a small fee or honorarium to cover my time but this is negotiable.  I am happy to travel anywhere in the country and will work around class schedules, wherever possible.

For more details, e-mail me:  roger@voiceovercanada.ca

Permalink | February 18th, 2009

3 Responses to “Booking the Talent Agent”

  1. Steve Roughley Says:
    April 16th, 2009 at 12:58 pm

    Hi Roger, I was wondering if this is the same Roger King I used to jam & write songs with. Did you have a friend named Zach Tate? Did you start Foztark?

  2. Nancy Bain Says:
    October 26th, 2009 at 2:09 pm

    I need a quote on some voice over.

  3. George Rounds Says:
    November 11th, 2009 at 9:32 am

    Roger - bless you for the insight into connecting with an agent. After nearly a year of training with The Big House in Chicago I have been knocking on doors of agents here and outside Chicago with only limited, I mean LIMITED!, success. Your counsel is very helpful. And thanks for the “5 Guys…” video! It is wonderful and humbling to hear the top cats growl.
    And so, I can’t close without an invite to my web site as listed http://www.georgerounds.com. I would be delighted if you would consider representing me in Canada. (I had to ask, right?)
    Thanks. George

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