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January 23, 2007
Speech Technology News
Voice123 Releases New Categories for Voice Over Projects
NEW YORK
- Voice123, an online marketplace for voice talents and voice over jobs, added new categories for voiceover projects on their Web site.
The new categories are useful for both voiceover talents and voice talent seekers that use the Voice123 service. Voice actors now have a larger number of options to select on their profile and talent seekers can make a more accurate classification of the project there are posting on the Voice123 Web site. This will allow Voice123 to make a more precise matching.
Including the new categories, Voice123 becomes the voice over marketplace for: radio, television, and Internet commercials and promos; documentaries and audio books; character voices for cartoons, films, videogames and dubbings; jingles and songs; IVR (interactive voice response), voicemail, phone, and on hold messages and systems; corporate, business and industrial presentations and trainings; podcasting and audio for Web sites; movie trailers; adult content recordings, on-camera recordings and infomercials; live announcers; and spokespeople.
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