The frog, maybe?

There are apple links in the US and they are delicious.

You can do that in the proper lane, the right one

Aka, niceholes.

I honestly think that humor is the answer to most if not all issues. Bit iffy since we don’t share the same but humor is the answer. That and puppies and kittens…

Edit: and elephants!

This whole explanation got very confusing until I figure out we weren’t talking about beers… wich took a long time

Or they don’t know how to drive automatic and brake with their left foot. Either way, it doesn’t check out

Time for a Ring-a-Ding cocktail!

But why would the other countries, like Switzerland would be excluded then?

Edit: I’m asking in the context of the Russia is/is not in Europe conundrum.

Thank you thank you!!!

Does anybody remember the title of that book? I’m feeling like a trip down memory lane.

Just the ones you’re interested in romantically.

Much more depending on the usage. The length of the audio counts in the rate but less than its use, how long and where it would be used.

For instance, a perpetuity buyout (one of the thing he should have negotiated), are very expensive. Audiobooks for instance are longer but cheaper. My rate is 350/per finished hour for audiobooks, which is pretty average in the field. While a 30 seconds national radio commercial for my country, I would ask between 350 and 500, and that’s with a limited time they would be allowed to use/broadcast it.

Here is a rate sheet for standard usage, if you are interested: https://globalvoiceacademy.com/gvaa-rate-guide-2/

I’m so excited, I don’t get to talk about this aspect of my job often :)) Thank you for your interest so far!

It would be devaluating the value and the work of voice over artists.

I’m not even a well known voice over artist and I get paid way more for words that fewer people will hear. And I’m not even in an union.

He got shafted.

Definitely not ridiculous to think so, considering how many people recognize his voice. Just like one great book will be bought by many people and make its author rich, a great line recognized by many people should be remunated as such.

The rights for usage should be much much higher. Just like recording Siri’s voice and an e-learning project might have taken the same time but the usage and how many people are going to hear the voice is widely different.

Furthermore, “it only took him a minute” is akin to say to a graphic designer why pay him so much for a website that took him less than a day to do: it takes years, practice, and skill to be able to do in only a minute.

If anything, considering that a lot of people seems to recognize his voice, he should have been able to retire on this simple few words.

Just like one good jingle or one hit wonder can make their author very rich.

Dude, just admit you’re boring

I mean … like that?

Or maybe you could try to be a woman?

How else are we supposed to learn/know if not being explained? Omniscience?