Introduction
Hello po sa inyong lahat, I am Loveline.
I’m a Filipino voice artist based in Negros. Pero ako ho sadya ay Batangueña, taga Batangas ho, sadya ako.
But anyway, ayun nga po, I am half Ilongga and half, not half, a full Batangueña.
May ganon ganon, portion portion…
Anyways, you can call me Line or Boses Filipina, that’s my pen name… or Linya, bahala na po kayo.
Why You’re Here
So I know you’re here because you want to learn more about voice acting.
Or maybe, nacu-curious ka lang about this job and gusto mong gawin ito in yun, in the future, or maybe isa ka ng propesyunal na gusto mo lang madagdagan ang iyong mga, ang iyong kaalaman sa pagbo-boses.
Hopefully may maitulong ako sa inyo.
The Question of English Proficiency in Voice Acting
So my question for today is, “can I be a voice talent even if I’m not good in English?”
Oo nga no? Andun na yung thought na gusto mong mag voice artist, gusto mo maging voice talent.
Pero may problema.
The problem is: hindi ka magaling mag English!
Ayan isa yan sa mga problema talaga ng mga voice talent ngayon.
So, pwede nga ba? Okay lang ba yun na may accent ako? Pwede nga ba?
Sagutin natin yan. Okay?
Alam niyo, tinanong ko din ang sarili ko dyan. Hindi ka nag iisa. Okay?
Damay na to.
Eh di tayo’y dumiretso na sa kasagutan, ano ho?
Answering the Question
Ang tamang sagot ho dian ay oo!
Opo, pwede ho tayong maging voice talent kahit na hindi tayo bihasa sa salitang Engles.
Bakit ho?
Because the Filipino language is being rampant worldwide. O, sosyal!
Kasi naman ho, may mga clients na naghahanap ng mga native Filipino talents.
Napakarami nyan, hindi talaga mawawala yan.
Sa totoo lang ho, there’s so many, I mean countless, V.O. opportunities out there.
Hindi lang ho sa Philippines, sa Pilipinas, naghahanap ng mga Filipino accent, pati na rin po worldwide.
Yes worldwide po. Ang makikita rin po ito sa mga paid to play website, sa mga casting calls in social media, naghahanap sila ng mga Filipino accent.
So pwedeng-pwede naman syempre, and mas advantage niyo pa nga if you can do Cebuano, Hiligaynon, ano pa ba?
Madami. Ilocano, yan yung mga mostly na hinaharap, hinahanap ng mga clients.
So pwede naman! Wala na mang masama don.
Maintaining and Improving Your Skill
Kahit di ka magaling mag Ingles.
Ang masama don kung hindi mo hinahasa ang sarili mo.
Kung hindi ka nagpa-practice, or kung hindi ka nagbibigay ng chance sa sarili mo na mag grow.
So yun nga ho, nasagot na natin na pwede kang maging voice talent kahit hindi ka marunong mag Ingles.
Ngayon, ito ang ating tatandaan.
Take note na mas malaki ang advantage if you know how to deliver lines using American or native accents or other foreign accents.
Mas malaki ho ang advantage nyo na makapasa sa mga auditions at makakuha ng mga clients.
Final Thoughts
And I believe po, ano man ang lengguwahe o dayalekto mo, basta may boses ka, pwedeng-pwede po.
Kaya don’t give up on this, baby!
So all you need to do is, you have to work on your craft, practice with all your devotion, and um, practice consistently ulit-ulit, and get an expert coach.
Yes, specially kung nagsisimula ka pa lang.
Trust me, you really need someone who will guide you in your V.O. journey.
So I think that would be all, yun lamang po ang aking maibabahagi.
Closing
So ano pang hinihintay mo? I-push mo na yan.
Yun lamang po, and see you guys next time. And if you have any more questions, maraming tutulong dito sa inyo sa VAHPH na masagot ang inyong mga katanungan.
Just put it in the comment section below at we will do our best to answer all your questions.
So yun lamang po and God bless all of us and see you on our next video.
Halong everyone, bye.
Introduction
Hello to all of you, I am Loveline.
I’m a Filipino voice artist based in Negros, but originally I am a Batangueña, from Batangas.
Why You’re Here
So I know you’re here because you want to learn more about voice acting.
Or maybe you’re just curious about this job and you want to pursue it in the future, or perhaps you’re a professional who just wants to enhance your voice acting skills.
Hopefully, I can assist you.
The Question of English Proficiency in Voice Acting
So my question for today is, “Can I be a voice talent even if I’m not good in English?”
Right?
There’s the thought of wanting to be a voice artist, wanting to become a voice talent.
But there’s a problem.
The problem is: you’re not good at English!
That’s one of the real problems of many voice talents today.
So, is it possible? Is it okay to have an accent? Is it possible?
Let’s answer that. You know, I also asked myself that. You’re not alone. Okay?
Let’s get to the answer.
Answering the Question
The correct answer to that is yes!
Yes, we can be a voice talent even if we’re not proficient in English.
Why? Because the Filipino language is spreading rampantly worldwide. Saucy, right?
Because there are clients who are looking for native Filipino talents.
There are a lot of them, it’s really not going anywhere.
Honestly, there’s so many, I mean countless, V.O. opportunities out there.
It’s not only in the Philippines, where they’re looking for a Filipino accent, but also worldwide.
Maintaining and Improving Your Skill
There’s nothing wrong with that, even if you’re not good at English.
What’s bad is if you’re not improving yourself.
If you’re not practicing, or if you’re not giving yourself a chance to grow.
So, we have answered that you can be a voice talent even if you don’t know English.
Now, remember this.
Take note that you’ll have a bigger advantage if you know how to deliver lines using American or native accents or other foreign accents.
You’ll have a greater chance of passing auditions and getting clients.
Final Thoughts
And I believe, whatever language or dialect you speak, as long as you have a voice, you can do it.
So don’t give up on this, baby!
All you need to do is, you have to work on your craft, practice with all your devotion, and practice consistently.
And get an expert coach.
Yes, especially if you’re just starting out.
Trust me, you really need someone who will guide you in your V.O. journey.
So I think that would be all, that’s all I can share.
Closing
So what are you waiting for?
Push for it.
That’s all, and see you guys next time.
And if you have any more questions, many here in VAHPH can answer your questions.
Just put it in the comment section below and we will do our best to answer all your questions.
So that’s all and God bless all of us and see you on our next video. Take care everyone, bye.