The State of Online Voiceover Casting for Talents
Moving your voice over work online, from building a profile and social presence to choosing between subscription and commission platforms.
Category: Voice Over Business
Why Beginners Should Hire a Voiceover Coach
Five reasons a coach beats going it alone when you’re starting out in voice over, from technique and honest feedback to industry connections.
Individual Coaching VS. Group Voiceover Coaching
One-on-one coaching or a group class? A look at the pros and cons of each, from mic time to feedback, so you can pick the setup that fits you.
How Voice Actors Can Toot Their Trumpet Without Blowing It
Five ways to share your voice over wins on social media without annoying your followers, from posting frequency to why humblebrags backfire.
What do you exactly call yourself when you do voice-over?
Voice talent, voice artist, voice actor, voiceover performer. What each term signals to clients, and why the one you pick shapes their expectations.
How To Get Started In Voiceover
A step-by-step start for new voice actors: what the job really demands, how to find your voice type, why coaching matters, and making a demo reel.
Exciting Times Ahead for Voice Actors with New Technology
Lisa voices Alexa skills for the Idaho Potato Commission, and it started with one ordinary audition. Her take on why voice-first work keeps growing.
5 Things Your Voice Over Website Needs Before Running an Ad
Five things to fix on your voice over site before you pay for traffic, from clear info and fast load times to easy contact options and lead capture.
Why Voice Over Artists Need Mentors in Business and Life
Six reasons a mentor matters in voice over, from shortening your learning curve to honest critique, plus how the best ones tend to find you.
Do Voice Over Actors Get Their Return on Effort?
Your time is an investment too. Four ways to weigh where your hours go, from auditions and classes to the clients who drain you.
