Many things have changed over the last two years.
Working and earning a living were certainly not the exception.
When we finally made it to the other side of the pandemic, one of the biggest diruptors many of us had to assimilate was remote work.
And whether our assimilation was uneventful, maybe even welcome, or challenging and at times confusing, the fact remains that working from home has been one of the greatest disruptors of our times.
And for voice artists, it was no different.
In fact, soon after the arrival of the pandemic, voice artists had to contend with four disruptors which put their creativity and experience to the test.
Join Xavier in this episode as he talks about these disruptors, and why voice over veterans and industry experts are keeping a close eye on disruptor No. 4.
Enjoy the episode!
Many things have changed over the last two years.
Working and earning a living were certainly not the exception.
When we finally made it to the other side of the pandemic, one of the biggest diruptors many of us had to assimilate was remote work.
And whether our assimilation was uneventful, maybe even welcome, or challenging and at times confusing, the fact remains that working from home has been one of the greatest disruptors of our times.
And for voice artists, it was no different.
In fact, soon after the arrival of the pandemic, voice artists had to contend with four disruptors which put their creativity and experience to the test.
Join Xavier in this episode as he talks about these disruptors, and why voice over veterans and industry experts are keeping a close eye on disruptor No. 4.
Enjoy the episode!