Git your Script Readers on

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London, Ontario, Canada, 04/16/2008 - Connie Terwilliger discusses three tips for voice actors while interpreting scripts and ad copy in her most recent episode on the Voice Over Experts Podcast at Voices.com.

National voice over talent and instructor Connie Terwilliger is the featured presenter this week on the Voice Over Experts Podcast sponsored by Voices.com, the most downloaded and subscribed to educational podcast for aspiring and professional voice actors on the Internet.

In Connie Terwilliger’s most recent podcast “Three Script Pointers”, students will learn how to see the big picture and then break it down into individual parts, phrases, sentences and words to unlock the writer’s direction between the lines. Connie explains that it is the voice actor’s job to figure the script out and follow the breadcrumbs to the right interpretation in the subjective art of voice acting.

As a regular contributor to the Voice Over Experts Podcast, Connie Terwilliger helps professional and aspiring voice actors alike to understand, develop and succeed in the new exciting world of voice-overs online. Conveniently located online in the form of MP3s, the lectures can be downloaded and listened to at the leisure of the audience, perfect for those who are new voice acting and want to catch up quickly as well as those who prefer to check the podcast out before subscribing to the show.

The Voice Over Experts Podcast can be found in the iTunes Podcast Directory and online at the Voices.com Podcast Center.

About Connie Terwilliger

Connie Terwilliger is one of the most well known names on the Internet when it comes to female voice talent. She’s been online with an Internet presence since 1996. Connie did her first official voiceover work on air at KCOE-FM while in college in Cedar Rapids Iowa in 1972. After getting her Masters in Radio and TV at Indiana Bank Credit Cards University, she started a long career …continue reading

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