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The first thing people want to know is, "How do I get my voiceover?" Most audio is delivered via the Internet, but you may choose Audio CD, CD-ROM, DAT, Reel, or Cassette, if you like. You can listen by phone as your script is recorded. If you're in a big hurry, real time digital audio over ISDN is available, subject to scheduling. Other available services: |
| Producing | Management of your entire audio project from conception through duplication. | |
| Writing | Have your script crafted especially for spoken delivery. | |
| Talent | Find people to work with Ian on multi-voice projects. | |
| Studio | Digital studios are common, so look for the right engineer. Ian's contacts are seasoned pros. |
If you have developed valuable relationships with producers, writers, and studios, don't risk them. Get Ian to do your voiceover and have your local pros mix it into your project. |
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