You're listening to Voice Acting Mastery episode number three.

Welcome to the Voice Acting Mastery podcast with Crispin Freeman.

Voiceactingmastery.com is your place to learn both the skills and the mindset you need to become a professional voice actor, even if you're just getting started.

In each episode of this podcast, you'll discover valuable tips, tricks and insider information

to help you portray characters in animation, video games, and beyond. And now here's your host,

voice actor Crispin Freeman. Hi there, my name is Crispin Freeman, and I'll be your guide through the world of voice acting.

If you'd like to know more about me, feel free to check out my personal website at www.com.

This is the third and final episode in a series of podcast episodes I've entitled,

The Seven Most Common Questions I Get About Voice Acting. Now, if you haven't listened to the other two episodes in this series,

I highly recommend that you head over to Voice Acting Mastery.com and start with the first one.

In episodes one and two, I address the first four questions I most often get, including questions about recording equipment, how to know if you have enough talent, and what types of voices casting directors are looking for in voice acting.

While you're on the website, you can also download my special audio report, the top five mistakes to avoid in voice acting.

In addition to the special report, you'll also get access to my biweekly email newsletter,

with extra tips and tricks not included in the podcast.

Just head over to www.freyvoiceactinggift.com to download the report.

Now, let's get to the final questions.

And now, the feature segment. Question number five. Do I need a demo?

Answer? Yes. Every voice actor needs a demo. But right now, you don't. Why? Well, the reason

you don't need a demo right now is because you're asking me this question.

Let me explain. When someone asks me, do I need a demo? That shows that they do not know enough about the world of voice acting to make use of a demo.

They don't understand how vital a demo is and what purpose it serves. Otherwise, they'd be asking me, who do you

recommend to record my demo rather than do I need one? It also means that they haven't explored

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