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AUDIOBOOKS Keeping Track Of Your Audiobook Recording Time And Finished Hours - With A Spreadsheet By Mike Lenz Voice Actor & Audiobook Narrator How do you keep track of your audiobook narration recording time and finished hours? Here's how I do it, with a spreadsheet:  Each day gets a separate color. I keep track of time (finished
minutes) in the far right column. That way I can easily add up at the end of
the day and know how many finished hours I've recorded. I also keep track of the actual time I spend recording in my journal,
where I track all activity for the day. Then I write both numbers in my
desk calendar and determine my ratio of finished
hours to recording time. Current ratio is 1.5ish:1, so 2 finished hours takes
me about 3.5 hours to record. What's your system?
--------------------------------------------------------------  ABOUT MIKEMike Lenz is a full-time SAG-AFTRA professional voice talent, actor,
audiobook narrator and podcast producer. As a voice actor for more than 13 years, he has worked with clients such
as Xerox, Hershey, Dell, Microsoft, Paychex, Sotheby's, Clorox, Bayer,
Coca-Cola and many more on commercials, eLearning projects, real estate videos,
corporate and web-based videos, and brand imaging. Mike has also appeared in regional and national television commercials as
an on-camera talent and was the host of a local TV talk show in Saratoga
Springs, NY for a number of years. He has narrated more than 60 audiobook titles
to date, and is a Voice Arts Award-nominated podcast producer of the popular Mike Lenz Voice - A Journey into Voice Acting podcast, and the creator of Podcast Snap, a podcast consulting
service. He is also the author of Paid to Talk
- A Journey Into Voice Acting and is a frequent speaker at Learning and
Voice Over conferences.
Podcast: https://mikelenzvopodcast.com |
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