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So You Want To Be A Voice-Over Star
by Sandy Thomas, Carol A. Anderson (Editor)
So You Want To Be A Voice-over Star is an introspective look into the voice-over industry written by a national voice talent, Sandy Thomas, the
National Voice of MSNBC. Sandy is a highly respected voice talent that can also be heard on ESPN & ESPN2, HBO, VH1, MTV, A&E and more. You'll have all
your questions answered like HOW DO I GET INTO VOICE-OVERS? WHERE DO I TRAIN FOR THIS FIELD? HOW DO I GET STARTED?
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 Making Money in Voice-Overs
by Terri Apple, Gary Owens
Published: Mar 1999 - From Rugrats to Big Macs, voice-over careers are the best kept and highest paying secrets in the world. This book has been written to help
the actor, radio DJ, vocal impressionist, and amateur cartoon voice succeed in voice-overs, no matter what part of the country they may live in. Reviews give it 5 out 5 stars!
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 The Art of Voice Acting
by James R. Alburger
Published: Nov. 1998 - This book introduces performers to the business of voice work, working with talent and casting agents, preparing the demo tape, and
getting that tape into the hands of those likely to be hiring. This book discusses the variety of work available and how to find it. It also offers career management
tips, such as working with a personal agent and keeping detailed records
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