Director of entertainment vs voice-over talent

Differences between director of entertainment and voice-over talent duties and responsibilities

Director of entertainment example responsibilities.

• Manage the day-to-day operations with IATSE technicians of the show.
• Manage all entertainment for venue while bartending on high volume nights.
• Manage VIP host, bottle service bookings, and graphic designers duties.
• Define and manage performance metrics (ROI) on sales call center metrics, globally
• Manage 1200 union, non-union and non-profit group employees including hiring, scheduling and training for a NFL stadium.
• Manage domestic and international travel arrangements including transportation, lodging, and logistics for individuals and groups utilizing travel management systems.
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Voice-over talent example responsibilities.

• Supervise, engineer, manage and maintain multiple telecommunication, and telephony engineering projects.
• Voice overs for cable TV including MTV, CNN (mostly IHOP spots )
• Work with Avaya to ensure all phases of this project are in line with company needs and on time.
• Execute testing, perform issue identification and resolution, and create deployment documentation for commercial services delivery via VoIP.
• Assist with evaluation and preparation of production cost estimates and distribution of finalize documentaries by internet etc.