Stephanie Ciccarelli is a Co-Founder of Voices. Classically trained in voice as well as a respected mentor and industry speaker, Stephanie graduated with a Bachelor of Musical Arts from the Don Wright Faculty of Music at the University of Western Ontario. For over 25 years, Stephanie has used her voice to communicate what is most important to her through the spoken and written word. Possessing a great love for imparting knowledge and empowering others, Stephanie has been a contributor to The Huffington Post, Backstage magazine, Stage 32 and the Voices.com blog. Stephanie is found on the PROFIT Magazine W100 list three times (2013, 2015 and 2016), a ranking of Canada's top female entrepreneurs, and is the author of Voice Acting for Dummies®.
Funny how sometimes the simplest things are sometimes the most useful. I never thought of adding my own name to the file name but I will starting now. Thanks.
Always nice to hear Debbie’s voice! I want to ask: how about adding the job number? It makes for a super quick search on the computer for some half forgotten wav or mp3 and marries it with its booking.
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Funny how sometimes the simplest things are sometimes the most useful. I never thought of adding my own name to the file name but I will starting now. Thanks.
I really enjoyed the podcast on naming your mp3 audition. Thank you, I am a newbie with a lot to learn. Added slate to my vocabulary list.
thanks voice over expert and Ms. Debbie Munro for giving such valuable information. I really appreciate your efforts.
with regards,
Amit Kumar
Always nice to hear Debbie’s voice! I want to ask: how about adding the job number? It makes for a super quick search on the computer for some half forgotten wav or mp3 and marries it with its booking.