I would say that the experience you would get from a 3 day intensive workshop would be quite different from the experience you'd get from a now and then tutoring at your local Apple store, if you happen to live close enough to one to make the approach of traveling to and from the store reasonable. I am sure there is a place for both approaches, intensive workshop and occasional tutoring. I also venture to guess that the level of vo knowledge at apple stores is not uniformly wonderful. Even if it is, lots of places don't have apple stores. We don't. We have a Mac Store, and the people there are not helpful when it comes to voice over. They're nice; they just don't know much about it or working with somebody who uses it. When I took my IPod in there the other day, I had to turn off vo, because the tech could not deal with the IPod with vo on. Do you want training from a guy like that? Nope.
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