Voice Actors With Million Dollar Voices
A rundown of the famous names behind The Simpsons, Family Guy and South Park, plus what their careers say about starting late and working hard.
A rundown of the famous names behind The Simpsons, Family Guy and South Park, plus what their careers say about starting late and working hard.
Part one of a beginner series on voice acting skills: breathing, enunciation, reading with emotion, taking criticism, and finding a coach.
Copyright basics for voice actors: who owns the recording you made for a client, and simple steps to avoid infringing someone else's work.
A rundown of voice over genres, from ADR looping and commercials to radio drama, IVR and e-learning, plus what clients listen for in each.
Three ways to check how your voice over business is really doing: SWOT analysis, financial analysis, and a monthly review, reflect, respond session.
Anthony, a voice actor, reviewed the site on a YouTube live stream. What he said about auditions, customer service and getting paid.
Podcast formats, gear, hosting and picking a niche, plus what starting your own show can do for your voice over skills and brand.
Client reviews can make or break your voice over business. How to ask for them without cringing, reward clients fairly, and handle the bad ones.
Five things that stall a voice over business, from shaky finances and on-again marketing to no clear vision, and how to work past them.
Being reachable online is half the job. Tips for voice actors on answering queries fast, keeping your calendar current, and updating demos and socials.