EP 148: Serge De Marre: Radio DJ Turned Actor
"Just be yourself. I think that's the thing that I absolutely learned throughout the years."
Second Act Actors · Janet McMordie
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Show Notes
In this conversation, Janet McMordie and Serge De Marre discuss the nuances of voiceover work, tracing Serge's journey from a small radio station to becoming a successful voiceover artist. They explore the importance of creating a comfortable work environment, the evolution of voiceover styles, and the necessity of training and specialization in the field. The discussion also touches on the impact of changing consumer preferences on commercial voiceovers and the vital role of imagination in delivering compelling performances. He reflects on the changes in the industry post-pandemic, the influx of new voice actors, and the challenges of breaking into the field. Serge shares insights on the evolving nature of fame and the importance of authenticity in voice acting. He also talks about his passion for the craft, future projects aimed at environmental causes, and offers advice for aspiring voice actors to embrace their true selves.
Takeaways
- Voiceover work requires continuous learning and adaptation.
- Imagination is crucial for effective voiceover performances.
- Understanding the audience is key to successful voiceover work.
- Authenticity is increasingly valued in the voiceover industry.
- Being yourself is the best approach to any career.
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