How Voice Over Actor Joe Bianco is Moving his Career Forward during Covid-19
Covid-19 has affected artists all across the country from a variety of creative fields. Voice-over actor, Joe Bianco, shares with us how his career has changed as well as tips for those looking to get into voice-over acting.
This video is part of a series of artist interviews discussing how artists are moving their careers forward during the pandemic. Topics discussed include the shift to working from home, how to build a network in a virtual environment, adapting art/services to virtual formats, managing one's mental health during challenging times, what to do when work is slow, and more.
About Joe:
Joe Bianco is one of Chicago’s premier voiceover talents and an equity actor. He has recently performed with Drury Lane, The House, Chicago Shakespeare, Illinois Shakespeare Festival, Door Shakespeare & Shakespeare Project Chicago. Some recent voiceover clients include McDonalds, Bungie, West Suburban Bank, YMCA, Mercedes, The Onion, Lurie Children’s Hospital, and the video game “Those Who Remain” available on all platforms. On camera credits include The Chi, Chicago Fire and work with Clickhole & The Onion Labs.
About SEA (https://www.selfemploymentinthearts.com):
SEA is about helping you, the artist, succeed by connecting and exposing you to resources, artist practitioners, experts in the field, and more through our website, workshops, conferences, and other programs. During the pandemic, we have expanded to offer weekly networking hours, live interviews with artists, mini virtual summits, and more.
Looking for a way to connect with other creatives? Join our free closed Facebook group, The SEA Mastermind (https://www.facebook.com/groups/TheSEAMastermind) The group has over 500 creatives from across the country. It is also the place we share the Zoom link to access the free weekly networking hour. Each week we have a special guest from the creative fields that discusses a specific topic.