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For Narrators
Daniela Acitelli recently interviewed me on her fabulous Narrator's Cup of Joe show. This article includes links related to our far-ranging discussion.
As the copyright owner of NarratorsRoadmap.com, I don't allow translations of my site. Instead, I recommend that people create their own original material as a way of growing their audience.
If you're producing an audiobook from a public domain book, you may want to use a public domain image on the cover. Here's a categorized list of sites with public domain art.
If a book is in the public domain, can we assume its pictures are also public domain? Could we add them to a PDF to accompany the audiobook? Let's examine the copyright law related to this question.
As far as I know, iAnnotate software doesn’t have a way to automatically highlight all your search results. However, good ole MS Word — even my 2004 copy for Mac — has that option under Find and Replace. This article has instructions. In addition to or instead of highlighting the text, the Find and Replace formatting box lets […]
This article outlines assembly tips for custom-size Studiobricks booth. All Studiobricks owners can benefit from the video about adjusting the door.
During APA Business Diagnostics, someone asked me how I get so much done. In this article, I share 9 specific tactics I use for efficient time management.
If you participate in online narrator groups, you'll want to carefully analyze the advice you give and receive there. Think twice before complaining about the tone.
Online courses during the pandemic have enabled me to take 6 Deyan Masterclasses, as well as Joel Froomkin's Acting for Audio 14-week intensive course.
Applying these 5 guidelines to my own correspondence and forum participation enables me to spend more quality time on my own projects.

