Improve your voiceover work in this multi-session class with long-time NPR host Christina Shockley. Through hands on activities you’ll learn how to write authentically for the ear, format copy so it’s easy to read, and break bad habits in voicing.

All the basics (and a little more!) that you need to know about mixing and scoring, including getting a story to the correct loudness, working with ambience, and improving audio quality (noise reduction, removing plosives and essiness, etc.) Learn strategies for manipulating music that already exists, placing it in stories, and editing it such that it supports the emotions and plot of the audio.

Independent/Freelance audio makers benefit from the same creative protections as any other product, organization, or company. This webinar gives a comprehensive overview of how, why, and when to engage in the trademarking process to maximize protection for your business and brand.

You’ve recorded a great interview - now what? How do you write compelling and informative narration that doesn’t sound like a term paper? Jackie Danziger, VP of Narrative Content and Production at Lemonada Media teaches how to write audio stories that are worth listening to.

Material Movements provides the technical skills to help translate sensation, emotion, and materiality, perspective, and movement into sound. We’ll look closely at complex, sound-rich narrative audio scenes as assembled in Reaper and ProTools and explore how to make the most out of existing plugins and tools within these audio workstations.

This webinar will give independent podcasters clarity on when and if to form a limited liability company, and will provide a step-by-step guide to the LLC formation process as well as a discussion of legal considerations when forming multi-member LLCs.