You hear voice-overs just about every day. On the radio, television production, films, training videos, web presentations, and on commercials on TV are just some of the productions that use voice recordings.

Voice-overs are recorded and placed over the top of a video or film and commonly used in documentaries or news reports to explain information.

Although many of these are hired professional voice-overs, many people are unaware that producing a good voice-over isn’t as difficult as they might think and the equipment you need is inexpensive. And you don't need to have a naturally gifted voice to create a good quality voice-over.

In this course you will learn about basic audio recording techniques, equipment options, acoustic treatment, and how to properly use equipment for producing great voice-overs. In addition to the technical aspect of this course, you will also learn about how to prepare for the script.