When do you actually know that it’s time to go full-time as a professional voice actor?
Signs your voice acting side hustle is ready to become the main event, from consistent client work and burnout at the day job to having a safety net.
Signs your voice acting side hustle is ready to become the main event, from consistent client work and burnout at the day job to having a safety net.
Working from home doesn't mean the rules go out the window. What professionalism looks like for voice actors, from email habits to webcam calls.
Gesturing and moving while you record can cut stress, boost energy and get you into character. Plus the mistakes to avoid, like clipping your mic.
Breaking into voice acting used to mean begging an agent for a shot. Now it's skills, a quiet room, basic editing and steady auditions.
A beginner's walkthrough for voice actors, from audition prep and demo reels to home studio basics, self-marketing, and handling your first bookings.
SAG-AFTRA voice actors voted to strike over AI protections and pay in video games. What's behind the vote, and which games could be delayed.
Nine signs your project has outgrown DIY recording, from flat delivery and bored listeners to scripts that need multiple accents.
Five YouTube videos worth watching if you're starting out in voice over, covering home studio basics, vocal warm-ups, auditioning and demo reels.
The steps to starting out as a home-based voice actor, from testing your voice and picking gear to setting up a quiet room and working with a coach.
Practical steps for new voice actors: researching your character, warming up your voice, finding a mentor, taking classes, and practicing at home.