Product Description This is a comprehensive training package for those interested in becoming the "voice" behind radio and television commercials. It's comprised of three audiocassettes and a 176-page softbound book, encased in a molded plastic package. The audiocassettes contain samples of demo tapes of some top voiceover talent in South Florida, plus interviews with casting directors, production directors, and audio editors. The book covers topics like the nature of the voiceover business, how to use and care for your voice, how to interpret commercial copy, how to develop style and personality, how to improve speech and diction, voiceover terminology, studio etiquette, how to set up a voiceover business, where to find voiceover work, how to create a voiceover demo tape, packaging and marketing, talent fees, bookkeeping, and tax obligations. A voiceover is the spoken voice you hear on radio and television commercials. Other examples of voiceovers include cartoon characters, narration in videos, corporate training tapes, job orientation videos, educational videos, travelogues, infomercials, in-flight entertainment, computer software programs and tutorials, audio books, and telephone voice menus. Every time you hear a voice, someone was hired to go into a studio, have his or her voice recorded, and got paid for it! Voiceovers provide an excellent source of income. Some of the more successful voiceover talents in the larger markets of the country work at it full time, and do extremely well financially. It is a very enjoyable and profitable part time freelance opportunity for anyone... students, secretaries, construction workers, corporate executives, doctors, or professional couch potatoes! Many people who do freelance commercial voiceovers have some amount of radio or TV experience, but it is certainly not a prerequisite! With the proper training, practice, and knowledge, almost anyone who can read and speak can learn to do voiceovers. Voiceover work is fun, exciting, challenging, creative, respectable, unpredictable, and very rewarding. Voiceovers allow you to finally be your own boss, make your own schedule, travel around, meet talented new people, and work in different recording studios... and hear your voice on radio and television commercials. Put Your Mouth Where The Money Is! will take you step-by-step through the entire process of becoming established and successful in the world of commercial voiceovers. It is the only tool needed to be up and running on very little cost, and in a small amount of time. Review Sunny Quinn says she wanted to write the book to fill what she considers to be a void in the industry. "There is no decent training material out there to help the novice broadcaster. " She is the woman most South Floridians know by her soft, sultry voice. She is the voice you hear on many radio and television commercials, and teaching others how to make a living off their voices. This is a "do-it-yourself" kit on creating and building a commercial voiceover business. -- The Jupiter Courier & Stuart News, January 4, 1998 Sunny Quinn, radio and television personality and voiceover talent, recently authored Put Your Mouth Where The Money Is, a voiceover training program. It comes with three audiocassettes and takes you step-by-step through the process of creating and building your own freelance commercial voiceover business. Sunny, who recently took a leave from radio to travel extensively with her husband, Don Brewer of Grand Funk Railroad, wrote most of the voiceover book in the sky on her way to rock concerts. Sunny is also a broadcast instructor for the Connecticut School of Broadcasting, preparing students for entry level radio and television. -- Women in Focus, Southern Exposure, May 1998 From the Publisher Sunny Quinn is a well-known and popular radio personality in South Florida, and is an expert in the field of radio and television commercial voiceovers. She brings all her professional knowledge to the aspiring