Luis Betancourt Probando

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You can present your experience in different ways. Write a paragraph, list your jobs, tell a story, or any way you prefer. Keep in mind you want to catch the reader's attention. Include the type of recordings you have done in your prior jobs and how they were used. You can include company names, locations and dates. Include college degrees, classes, workshops, seminars and any activity in which you learned about doing voice overs. Include other types of studies related to the voice over industry, such as performing arts, music, communications, media production, or journalism. If you have your own studio (or easy access to one), please list its equipment here. Completing this area properly will show voice seekers how knowledgeable about audio engineering you are. What else is important for clients to know about you? This information will help them know if you will bind with the project. Include skills in activities that support voice over services. You also may want to write about skills or knowledge related to other careers or jobs you've had.