Is Your Demo Hurting You?

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Why Your Demo Might Be Hurting You

A technically perfect demo can still kill your bookings if it’s in the wrong genre, wrong order, or wrong length. We’ll break down exactly what casting directors hear when they land on your site.

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The 5 Demo Mistakes Killing Your Bookings

 From wrong genre placement to demoing what you want to book instead of what you can book right now: these are the mistakes I see constantly and how to fix every one of them.

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What a Strong Demo Actually Does

Using real VO website examples, we’ll look at what good demo placement looks like, what buried demos cost you, and the difference between a demo reel and a demo suite.

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How to Audit Your Own Demo

 You’ll walk through 5 questions about your own demo in real time and leave knowing exactly what’s working and what isn’t.

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Plus: Your Action Plan

The three things to fix this week, when to re-demo vs. when to reposition, and what to tell your demo producer.

Before you spend $1,500 on a voiceover demo, you need to hear this.

Most voice actors have no idea that a bad demo doesn't just fail to book work it actively closes doors. Buyers make a decision in the first eight seconds, and if your demo opens with the wrong piece, sounds like it was made in someone's spare bedroom, or tries to show off your range instead of your castability, it's working against you before you've said a word.

In this one-hour $5 webinar, I'm walking you through the five most common demo mistakes I see and exactly what to do about each one. Whether you're about to invest in your first demo or you already have one that isn't landing the way you hoped, this is the session that will save you time, money, and a lot of frustration.