Using WordPress for your Voice Over Websites
Why WordPress makes sense for a voice over site, from free themes and plugins to SEO, security, and updating pages yourself without touching code.
Why WordPress makes sense for a voice over site, from free themes and plugins to SEO, security, and updating pages yourself without touching code.
Residuals go to union voice actors, buyouts to everyone else. What each setup means for talent and clients, and how to negotiate a buyout.
Christina, a Canadian voice actor and mom of two, talks home studio life, picking which jobs to audition for, and where voice acting's headed.
Sharing wins online feels good, but it can cost you followers. A look at why voice actors brag, when it grates, and how to check your intentions first.
No, you don't need an acting degree to work as a voice actor. What matters instead, plus the steps to get started without one.
USB, dynamic and condenser mics compared for voice over work, plus a rundown of 15 popular models and why your room matters as much as the mic.
Hiring voice talent online versus the old studio casting run. The upsides for clients, the steps involved, and the drawbacks worth knowing.
New to voice acting and not sure what to buy? A rundown of the basics: mic, headphones, stand, pop filter, preamp, shock mount and software.
Moving your voice over work online, from building a profile and social presence to choosing between subscription and commission platforms.
Why a coach beats going it alone when you start in voice over, and how to begin with The Voice Realm's free live session with coach Ryan Drean.