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Top Five Ways to Find Voiceovers For Political Spots

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Looking for just the right voiceover for your political spots? It’s easier now, more than ever, to find voiceovers who can speak to the audience you’re looking to reach and hit the tone you’re looking to achieve. Working directly with a professional voiceover artist ensures you are working with someone dedicated to their craft and committed to delivering the highest quality audio performance so that your political spot stands out.

Home Recording Booths and Voiceover Microphones

A silver microphone with a black pop filterThanks to technology, you have access to professional voiceover artists all across the country who can deliver broadcast studio-quality voiceovers from their at-home recording studios, using sound isolation booths like StudioBricks and Whisper Rooms. Working with a professional with an at-home studio means you don’t need to factor in a commute time, coordinate studio schedules, or pay for renting studio space.

With high-quality recording studios come high-quality recording equipment. Professional voiceover actors record their voiceovers using high-quality microphones and recording equipment including the Neumann U87 and Sennheiser MK-416, Neumann TLM-103,  Audio-Technica AT4040, Warm Audio WA87, or Rode NT-1 to make sure the files you receive meet (and exceed!) your highest standards.

Connect With A Talent Live to Direct Your Session

If you’re looking to direct a live session, not a problem! Many voiceover artists are familiar and comfortable with navigating platforms such as A talent in the studio working on a recording in front of the microphoneSourceConnect, ISDN, ipDTL, Phone Patch, Skype, Google Hangouts, and Zoom to ensure you can provide feedback and direction in real-time.

Not only do professional voiceover artists have their own studios, but they’re also ready to provide editing and post-production services to make sure the files you receive are ready to plug and play.

So where do you find reliable and professional voiceover artists to help you with your political spots? This task can feel overwhelming and time-consuming, but finding just the right talent doesn’t have to be! We’ve got the Top 5 Ways To Find and Hire a Political Voiceover Artist for your spots today!

Top Five Ways to Find and Hire Voiceover Artists for Political Spots

#1 – Visit a marketing collective like Blue Wave Voiceover


The Blue Wave Voiceover logo, a wave and text. Connecting with a marketing collective like Blue Wave Voiceover connects you to an entire roster of freelance voiceover actors who look and sound like America today. The professional voiceover artists at Blue Wave Voiceover are committed to working with mission-driven organizations, advocacy groups, Democrat and progressive candidates, and campaigns across the country to deliver fast and flexible service. The Blue Wave Voiceover roster includes female, male and non-binary voices. You can also search voices to find performers who use a specific regional accent or dialect, voiceover talents that can deliver an authentic urban sound and even voiceovers that are bilingual and fluent in Spanish. A collective like Blue Wave Voiceover gives you options without overwhelming you with too many choices. Blue Wave Voiceover is also happy to provide free auditions of your script so that you can hear voice actors speaking your words. Email casting@bluewavevoiceover.com to audition your script today. There’s no obligation to hear auditions of your script.

#2 – Use Google to search for a specific type of talent

If you know what you are specifically looking for in your voiceover, Google can be helpful in finding it, especially if you are looking for a political voiceover talent who aligns with a specific value or belief. Pair your voiceover search with keywords for a specific regional accent, language, heritage, social cause, or issue to hone in on the specific type of voiceover you’re looking to incorporate in your ad.


An agent sitting at a desk having a video chat#3 – Work with a licensed talent agency

Licensed talent agencies have networks of political commercial voice actors who are talented and experienced men, women, and children ready to bring your political ad to life and connect with the audiences you want to reach. With a vetted talent roster, you can choose from SAG-AFTRA and non-union talents who can deliver a wide variety of voices.

#4 – Ask for referrals from colleagues who produce political media

The classic phone-a-friend strategy goes into play here! Reach out to your networks and ask if they know of anyone or have worked with voiceover artists with experience voicing political commercials. They might know someone, or they might know someone who might know someone who could be the perfect fit for your next project or campaign! Word-of-mouth referrals are often a great way to ensure you connect with a professional who can turn around your project on time and deliver a high-quality file.

#5 – Post a casting notice on a freelancer site

Sites like Voice123, Bodalgo, and Actors Access can help you connect with a voice actor looking for their next opportunity. If you go this route, keep in mind that you may receive auditions and proposals from amateur voice actors who do not have professional at-home setups or a treated space to do the recording and deliver high-quality audio. 

Working with a professional voiceover artist will ensure your political spot connects and resonates with the audiences you’re looking to reach. Bringing in a professional to deliver your compelling message with just the right tone, pitch, and professionalism will give your media the best chance at making a difference for your candidate and campaign!

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Happy LGBTQIA+ Pride Month from Blue Wave Voiceover!

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The Blue Wave Voiceover collective is thrilled to raise our voices in celebration of and solidarity with LGBTQIA+ pride voice actors and people across the globe! This June – and all year-round! – we are joyfully celebrating and amplifying queer and trans communities and we are also continuing to fight every day for the liberation of all LGBTQIA+ people. We’ve seen real movement in 2021 towards more inclusive representation in VO and less cisheteronormative casting. But we recognize that there is still much work to be done to break down the queerphobic and transphobic barriers in voiceover and the performing arts. And we would be remiss not to acknowledge that 2021 has been one of the most dangerous years in terms of anti-trans legislation, attacks against the rights of trans youth, and fatal violence against trans and gender non-conforming people, particularly BIPOC trans women and femmes.

As a collective of voiceover artists who look and sound like America today, we Blue Wavers are extremely passionate about creating safer, more inclusive spaces for voice actors and people who identify anywhere along the beautifully diverse spectrums of gender, sexuality, and expression. We know this solidarity looks like advocating for LGBTQIA+ liberation in the present and also, remembering and uplifting the queer and trans activists of the past who paved the way.

This June not only marks another year of celebrating LGBTQIA+ people around the world and pressing for queer liberation, but it is also the 52nd anniversary of the Stonewall Riots. On June 28, 1969, police raided the Stonewall Inn – a queer bar that still proudly stands today in the West Village – and the queer and trans patrons fought back, igniting protests that lasted for days and launching the Gay Liberation Movement. On the frontlines were primarily trans women of color, drag queens, and butch lesbians including Marsha P. Johnson, Sylvia Rivera, Miss Major, and Stormé DeLarverie. Half a century later, we owe these courageous advocates everything for the progress we have seen and the victories we have won. Of course, there is still a long ways to go so as we continue to fight for justice for people of all sexualities, gender identities, and expressions, we remember Marsha P. Johnson’s words, “No pride for some of us without liberation for all of us!”

In celebration of LGBTQIA+ Pride 2021, we pass the mic to our amazingly talented artists!

And if you want to check out our LGBTQIA+ voice talents, search artist bios here.

Zia Amador (he/him)
“Being a trans and non binary voice actor is such a pleasure. Knowing that my voice can help be the representation that I so desperately needed as a queer teen means the world to me. Recently I had the honor of voicing a non binary character for an animation talking about coming out and the importance of being an ally. As part of this project I was asked to share my own coming out story! Something I love about being a trans voice actor is that the roles I get tend to be much more personal. It’s awesome to see us being represented more!”

Cherie B. Tay (she/they)
“I am so proud to be out and queer. To me, the word “queer” represents joy, fearlessness, and the pride in being comfortable with who you are.
This past year, I got to voice an animated short as a non-binary platypus! It was so well done, and I was honored to tell their story. I also voiced eLearning projects about LGBTQ+ inclusion in classrooms!
I wanted people to learn that who they love is not a thing to be shameful about. May we all find acceptance, kindness, and love!”

 

Allegra Verlezza (they/them)

“Being queer, genderfluid, and non-binary fills me up with so much joy and pride! As a gender studies student, I learned – in the very classrooms in which Audre Lorde taught decades before – that to “queer” something as verb means to trouble and deconstruct something, to destabilize and dismantle the power dynamics of something. And boy do I love queering voiceover and acting!
Recently, I voiced a project for a virtual Pride event where a bunch of LGBTQ+ voice actors voiced the same script of proposing to their partner and the video included all of our voices. I absolutely loved this symbolism that a “queer voice” doesn’t sound like just one voice – it’s a huge, diverse cacophony of voices!
I care very deeply about creating space in the voiceover industry – and everywhere – for LGBTQ+ talents, particularly those most marginalized in our community like BIPOC and TGNC actors, to be their fullest and freest selves. I believe queer and trans voice actors amplifying our authentic voices is a revolutionary act and I know there’s a future where we never have to compromise any part of ourselves to do what we love. Inside and outside of the booth, I fight to break down reductive binaries and harmful stereotypes because living beyond the made-up binary benefits us all!”

 

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2021 Pollie and Reed Awards – Winning Political Spots

Blue Wave Voiceover actors Christi Bowen, Debbie Irwin, Kabir Singh, Kesha Monk, and Maria Pendolino won awards from both the 2021 Pollie Awards and Reed Awards.

[New York, New York] – Today, Blue Wave Voiceover is thrilled to announce that political spots voiced by Blue Wave talents Christi Bowen and Kesha Monk have been awarded Pollie Awards by the American Association of Political Consultants (AAPC). Additionally, 2021 Pollie and Reed awards political spots voiced by Blue Wave talents Debbie Irwin, Kabir Singh, Kesha Monk, and Maria Pendolino have been awarded Reed Awards by Campaigns & Elections. Congratulations to the incredible creative firms who produced these spots as well as our extraordinarily talented voiceover artists!

Blue Wave Voiceover Kesha Monk Headshot

Kesha Monk – “Day in the Life”

Silver Pollie Award (National) for Digital Creative – Stand Alone
Reed Award for Best Online Video for Ballot Initiative
Hamburger Group Creative, Stronger Than Communications

https://www.bluewavevoiceover.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/Yes-on-Amendment-Two-Day-in-the-Life.mp4

Blue Wave Voiceover Christi Bowen

Christi Bowen – “Body Bags”

Gold Pollie Award (National) for Television: Digital Independent Expenditure – For State Legislature
J&Z Strategies, Progress Action Fund, Meidas Touch

https://www.bluewavevoiceover.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/Progress-Action-Fund-Dead-Wrong.mp4

Blue Wave Voiceover Christi Bowen

Christi Bowen – “Deserve”

Bronze Pollie Award (Regional) for Television: Independent Expenditure Campaign – Special Election
J&Z Strategies

https://www.bluewavevoiceover.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/Conservation-Voters-of-New-Mexico-Verde-Voters-Fund-Deserve.mp4

Blue Wave Voiceover Debbie Irwin photo

Debbie Irwin – “One For All Committee: Stages of Grief”

Reed Award for Best Use of Humor in a TV Ad (Democratic)
The New Media Firm

https://www.bluewavevoiceover.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/Political-British-Stages-of-Grief-Debbie-Irwin.mp4

Blue Wave Voiceover Maria Pendolino Photo

Maria Pendolino – “Jill Karofsky: Track Record Too”

Reed Awards for Best Use of Voice-Over Talent in a TV Ad and Best Use of Voice-Over Talent in an Online Video (Independent/Other)
The New Media Firm, A Better Wisconsin Together Political Fund

https://www.bluewavevoiceover.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/Track-Record-Too.mp4

Blue Wave Voiceover is a collective of professional voiceover talents that look and sound like America today. With talents spanning the generations from Gen Z to Baby Boomer, the collective includes diverse actors from authentic backgrounds, including African American talents, Bilingual Latin and Hispanic talents, Asian American talents and more. To cast a voice for your project visit www.bluewavevoiceover.com or e-mail casting@bluewavevoiceover.com. 

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For Additional Information:

Maria Pendolino, maria@bluewavevoiceover.com

646-820-1401

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Diverse Gender Voiceover

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Supporting Transgender & Gender Non-Conforming Diverse Gender Voiceover Artists

As a collective of voiceover artists who look and sound like America today, Blue Wave Voiceover includes talents who identify across the diverse spectrum of gender. Blue Wavers are deeply passionate about voice actors of all gender identities having equitable access to inclusive and affirming casting opportunities. We’re excited to see that the wider voiceover world is evolving towards more inclusive casting, particularly for actors who face daily discrimination, like transgender and gender non-conforming (TGNC) voice talents.

And we’re seeing an important shift in the world as well. More and more TGNC people are running for office like Brooklyn Owen, who is running for State Senate in Florida to pay it forward to the Jacksonville community who took her in when her family kicked her out as a teenager for being who she was. Many TGNC candidates are winning their races like Delaware Democrat Sarah McBride, the first transgender person elected to a state Senate and Oklahoma Democrat Mauree Turner (featured right), the first non-binary person elected to a state legislature. In mainstream media, trans visibility is at an all-time high with celebrities like Laverne Cox and Elliot Page taking to the covers of TIME magazine to tell their stories and Janet Mock directing the groundbreaking show “Pose” that spotlights NYC’s African-American, Latin and Hispanic LGBTQ+ ball culture in the ‘80s and ‘90s.

Unfortunately, fatal violence and legal discrimination against TGNC people are also at an all-time high as increased visibility and progress is often followed by a conservative backlash, particularly against those most vulnerable in the community. And of course this leads to heartbreaking health impacts. According to The Trevor Project, more than half of transgender and nonbinary youth have seriously considered suicide.

As voice actors and humans of all walks of life, Blue Wavers understand how critical – how life-saving – it is to not only celebrate diversity, but actively build inclusive and safe spaces everywhere for marginalized people. So here are a few tips from us on how to create safer spaces for transgender and gender non-conforming voiceover artists and all TGNC people.

And if you want to check out our talented TGNC voice talents, search artist bios here.

1. Learn & Use Inclusive Language

LGBTQ+ History and Identity 101 are being taught more and more in schools. Young people are learning that there are more than two genders and that in fact, there’s a whole beautiful spectrum of gender identities that have existed across the globe for thousands of years. But not all of us have encountered such an inclusive education. Sometimes, it may even feel a little embarrassing to not understand certain terms or facts that we’ve never heard about something so personal as gender. But it’s never too late to learn! And this learning is urgently critical to creating safer spaces for not only TGNC voice actors, but all TGNC people.

To get started, here are some helpful definitions from the Human Rights Commission’s Glossary of Terms:

Gender identity: One’s innermost concept of self as male, female, a blend of both or neither – how individuals perceive themselves and what they call themselves. One’s gender identity can be the same or different from their sex assigned at birth.

Transgender: An umbrella term for people whose gender identity and/or expression is different from cultural expectations based on the sex they were assigned at birth. Being transgender does not imply any specific sexual orientation. Therefore, transgender people may identify as straight, gay, lesbian, bisexual, etc.

Gender Non-Conforming: A broad term referring to people who do not behave in a way that conforms to the traditional expectations of their gender, or whose gender expression does not fit neatly into a category. While many also identify as transgender, not all gender non-conforming people do.

Non-Binary: An adjective describing a person who does not identify exclusively as a man or a woman. Non-binary people may identify as being both a man and a woman, somewhere in between, or as falling completely outside these categories. While many also identify as transgender, not all non-binary people do. Non-binary can also be used as an umbrella term encompassing identities such as agender, bigender, genderqueer or gender-fluid.

Cisgender: A term used to describe a person whose gender identity aligns with those typically associated with the sex assigned to them at birth.

Even changing small but powerful phrases like saying “all genders” instead of “both genders” is important and makes a difference!

Check out The Trevor Project’s Support Center for more LGBTQ+ 101 learning.

2. Share & Ask Pronouns

Pronouns are how you like others to refer to you when not using your name. Just like gender identity, there are more than the two sets of pronouns that often come to mind: she/her/hers and he/him/his. People also use they/them/theirs and the singular “they” has been common in English for decades. Other sets of pronouns include e/em/eirs, ze/hir/hirs, ve/ver/vers, and more! Some people use multiple pronouns like they/she or they/he.

So how do you know someone’s pronouns? Ask! Nowadays, it’s common-practice – and totally okay! – to ask someone their pronouns. As in, “Hey my pronouns are they/she, what are yours?” or “I didn’t catch your pronouns before! I’m Marianna, she/her.” It may feel a little awkward at first but what’s more awkward – and harmful – is misgendering someone by assuming their pronouns. And according to The Trevor Project, “Transgender and nonbinary youth who reported having pronouns respected by all or most people in their lives attempted suicide at half the rate of those who did not have their pronouns respected.”

Meeting someone over email? Include your pronouns in your email signature and mention them when you e-intro yourself like “Hi Jamal, so happy to connect! I’m Em (they/them)!”

Does a person’s pronouns tell you their gender identity? Nope! Pronouns don’t equal gender identity. Folks who use the same pronouns might all identify differently in terms of gender. Folks who all share the same gender identity may all use different pronouns. And remember, no person “is a they.” They use them/them/their pronouns.

Golden rule: don’t assume. Everyone’s their own unique person so get to know them by sharing pronouns! 

Check out GLSEN’s Pronoun Guide to learn more.

3. Stay Teachable

All of this can often come with the big bad fear of messing up. But guess what? We all mess up! And we’re all going to mess up because we’re human. What’s important is staying teachable and accountable.

Accidentally used the wrong pronoun for someone? Apologize to them, correct yourself with the right pronoun, and move on. Then on your own time, practice!

Having a hard time learning new pronouns? Practice with a friend! Practice saying things out loud that you would actually say like “wow, they have the coolest voice!” or “yeah I hung out with them the other day and they brought their adorable dog!”

Filed Under: Representation, Blog, Meet The Talent

Blue Wave Voiceover Featured on ProductionHub!

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We are thrilled to share that Blue Wave Voiceover was featured this week on ProductionHub’s blog! ProductionHub is a global network of local crew and vendors that serves the film and video production industry. You can find and hire anything you need, whether it’s voiceover artists like those here at Blue Wave Voiceover, a cameraman for one day, a video editor for one month or a full-time producer. Since launching in 1999, ProductionHub has grown beyond a simple directory into the most trusted resource for finding qualified and experienced crew, vendors and employees. ProductionHub is truly your film and video production partner.

Here’s an excerpt from the blog article, but you can read the whole thing on ProductionHub here!

Blue Wave Voiceover Social share imageThe 2020 election cycle has seen record ad spending as candidates vie for the attention of voters who have spent the last six months home consuming content on every device imaginable. But even before the COVID-19  pandemic began, the Democratic primary was the most expensive in history, with $1 billion in campaign media spend. 

Is all that political ad money being well spent? Only if it reaches the ever-changing American electorate. If candidates want to appeal to a diverse group of voters, they need to use authentic voiceovers in their ads. That’s why we launched Blue Wave Voiceover in January, a collective of Democratic and progressive voiceover talents who look and sound like America in 2020. And, why we joined ProductionHub – to meet other professionals in the political media production chain. 

We are diverse, full-time voiceover artists working from state-of-the-art home recording studios, with microphones from brands like Sennheiser and Neumann and sound isolation booths like the StudioBricks One and OnePlus, and Whisper Rooms. Every day we connect to studios and production facilities around the world using remote connectivity options like SourceConnect, ISDN, ipDTL, Zoom, Google Meet, Teams, or a good, ol’ fashioned analog phone patch. 

Because the political advertising and news cycle moves so quickly, we made broadcast-quality home studios a requirement. We’re ready to turn spots around at a moment’s notice. It’s not uncommon to get a request at the end of the day on Friday so it can traffic over the weekend. It made us unbelievably well-positioned to continue working uninterrupted through the COVID-19 pandemic. We’ve always known that acting isn’t a 9-5 job. 

Thanks again to ProductionHub for featuring us on their blog!

Filed Under: Social Media, Blog

When the Wear a Mask Message Becomes Really Personal

Representation, Blog, Public Health, Pandemic

Blue Wave Voiceover George Washington III photoGeorge Washington III is the resident deep, bass, resonant, African American voice here at Blue Wave Voiceover. His message to everyone right now?

Wear a mask. 

The COVID-19 pandemic and the need for protection hit George really close to home. Unfortunately he lost both his mother and father to COVID-19 within weeks of each other and then he contracted the virus himself.

He recently shared his story and had a feature published in the Q City Metro by author Sabrina Clark. From their website:

“George Washington III is a voiceover actor with a James Earl Jones-esque resonance. His body of work runs the gamut, from radio spots for the Carolina Panthers to national TV commercials for Mountain Dew Ice (including one featuring rapper Cardi B) to exhibits at the National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington, D.C.

While Washington’s line of work is fascinating, the 52-year-old has a new motivation these days: urging people to wear masks to help safeguard against the Covid-19 disease. In North Carolina, the number of confirmed cases continues to reach record highs, disproportionately affecting people of color. Washington’s battle cry is a personal testimony of someone who lost his dad due to the virus and suffered from his own bout.”

Being a caregiver to his father after he contracted the virus, ultimately is what caused his exposure. He continues:

“We believe that in those processes, and the amount of time I was spending with him, I caught a full viral load,” the caretaker turned patient explained. In addition to hallmark symptoms like a spike in fever and body aches, Washington battled significant gastrointestinal issues.

“My problems began when I couldn’t stand the smell of food anymore…it’s very hard to force yourself to eat when you can’t even stand the scent of it,” he recalled.

From late May through mid-June, Washington says he only ate apples and oranges. By the time he returned to Charlotte late last month to self-quarantine, he’d lost 20 pounds. He described the ordeal as “pretty miserable.”

You can read the rest of the Q City Metro profile here: https://qcitymetro.com/2020/07/09/voice-actors-message-to-wear-a-mask-comes-after-losing-dad-and-his-own-covid-19-battle/

George only stopped working for a short period of time. Once he was well enough, he was back up and at it in the booth recording spots for Democrats and progressives running for office this election season.

But more than anything – in memory of his mother and father – George would like you to wear a mask. Not only to protect yourself but to protect those around you.

Here at Blue Wave Voiceover extend our deepest condolences to the Washington family on their loss.

Filed Under: Representation, Blog, Public Health, Pandemic

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