Home Login RADIO ONLINE RSS Facebook
Advertisement

Imaging Voice Rachel McGrath Featured in Free Webinar


Rachel McGrath
Rachel McGrath

Benztown and P1 Media Group will host a free webinar on Thursday, June 13 for radio professionals around the globe, entitled "Getting the Most From Your Station Imaging Voice," a free 40-minute webinar hosted by Benztown CEO Andreas Sannemann and P1 Media Group Partner Ken Benson. The webinar features one of the world's top radio imaging voices Rachel McGrath.

A Chicago native, McGrath started her radio career as a promotions intern for WLUP-FM (97.9 The Loop) and quickly realized that being a vocieover talent and producer was her true calling. In 2012, after years working as Imaging and Commercial Production Director for iHeartMedia in Atlanta, she signed with Atlas Talent Agency and transitioned to full time VO. McGrath's tenure in radio gave her something treasured - her intuitive ability to know exactly what PDs and Imaging Directors want the second she sees the copy.

In Thursday's webinar, McGrath will share her insights, tips, and tricks for getting the most from your station's imaging voice, including:

  • The importance of copywriting to effective station imaging.
  • How AI will change how she approaches station imaging and how it will affect how stations work with VO talent.
  • Her practical advice and tips for those who are interested in moving into voiceover as a career, for those just starting out, and for those wishing to grow their VO careers.
  • Her nonconformist view on giving your station voice direction and why it works.
  • What does the ideal relationship between the Program Director and VO talent look like?
  • How she's overcome challenges in building her VO career, especially as a woman in a male-dominated field.
  • Her personal favorite stations for imaging and what those stations are doing right.

Register here to receive a link with webinar information.

Advertisement

Latest Radio Stories

Urban One Dallas Realigns Three-Station Lineup
Urban One
Urban One
Urban One Dallas has announced a programming realignment across its three-station Dallas-Fort Worth cluster, including new and returning personalities at KBFB (97.9 The Beat) and KKDA (K104) and a new music direction for 105.7 KRNB. At 97.9 The Beat, Radio Hall of Famer Rickey More

K-Love Closes $2M Purchase of Former KBAY-FM
K-Love
K-Love
K-Love Inc. has closed on its $2 million acquisition of the 94.5 FM signal in Gilroy, CA, serving San Jose from Connoisseur Media, completing a transaction first announced in July. The former KBAY-FM has adopted the new call letters KJNV-FM. K-Love acquired the signal to expand its Christian radio service in More

Study: Broad Ad Reach Key to Driving Brand Growth
Cumulus Media |  Westwood One
Cumulus Media | Westwood One
New marketing research suggests advertisers looking for long-term growth should focus on reaching a broad audience rather than concentrating heavily on consumers who are already in the market to buy. The findings are highlighted in a new Cumulus Media | Westwood One Audio Active Group analysis from Pierre More
Advertisement

Mary Louise Kelly Stepping Down as NPR Host
Mary Louise Kelly (photo credit: Mike Morgan, NPR)
Mary Louise Kelly (photo credit: Mike Morgan, NPR)
Mary Louise Kelly is stepping down as co-host of NPR's "All Things Considered" and host of the network's "Sources & Methods" podcast after more than eight years in the ATC anchor chair. The week of November 2 will be Kelly's final week as co-host of "All Things Considered," while she will sign off from More

Billy Brown Returns to WKWS as Morning Host
Billy Brown
Billy Brown
Billy Brown has returned to WKWS-FM (Superstar Country 96.1 KWS) in Charleston, WV, as morning host. The move marks a return to the station for Brown, who previously spent five years at WKWS from 2017 through 2022. Most recently, he was part of the on-air lineup at crosstown WQBE. "I'm really glad to More

HMC Raises Concerns Over Transfer of SBS
Hispanic Marketing Council (HMC)
Hispanic Marketing Council (HMC)
The Hispanic Marketing Council (HMC) is urging the FCC to closely examine the public-interest implications of the proposed transfer of control of Spanish Broadcasting System (SBS), citing the potential impact of a change in ownership on Hispanic audiences and communities served by the broadcaster. In More

Return to Menu

Advertisement

Subscribe to our Newsletter
Radio news and headlines delivered right to your e-mail box -- and it's free.

Advertisement

Advertisement