AudioFile Presents Non-fiction Narration Webinar with Paul Alan Ruben

Upping Your Performance Game While Recording From Home: Owning vs. Modulating
Award-winning audiobook director Paul Alan Ruben is BACK by popular demand with a focus on non-fiction narration.
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[@RalphAP]

This is the clearest and most sensible set of permissions and guardrails a narrator can apply to a non-fiction presentation outside of any author-specific requests.

[@GulfsideMinistries]

May I say as an author who is thinking (scratch that, who has been trying and failing) about producing my own audiobook out of a master's thesis turned popular level book . . . this was extremely helpful. And affirming. My work *is* a story of sorts, and being able to "own" that as both an author and narrator seems like it will be very helpful.

[@waltroderick101]

This may have been the best free lesson ever given on the subject matter.

[@waltroderick101]

I am just starting out as a VO actor and want to do non-fiction audio books. DO you need to read the entire book first before beginning the project - assuming you won the bid?