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Places where you can use voice over talent consist of PowerPoint presentations, training videos, eLearning courses, flash introductions, voice mail greetings, on-hold advertisements and website audio messages. There are a myriad of methods to use voice to inform, notify, guide, captivate, and, naturally, sell. It's not just commercials on television and radio that require actors to check out information off-camera.

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