How to Stay Authentic with Your Voice Over Brand
Staying true to your core values is the foundation of a voice over brand that feels real. Here’s how self-knowledge shapes the way you market yourself.
Staying true to your core values is the foundation of a voice over brand that feels real. Here’s how self-knowledge shapes the way you market yourself.
Planning tips for voice actors setting up social media: know your brand, pick the platform your ideal clients use, post real content, and track results.
A GQ UK editor says audiobooks are booming, and Nielsen’s research backs him up. The narrator’s voice, not the price, drives the sale.
Treating your voice work as a business means having a marketing plan. Here’s a framework, plus the difference between strategy and tactics.
Why your demo should run 60 to 90 seconds, what gear you’ll need to record it well, and how to hook a client in the opening few seconds.
The UK’s ad watchdog is tightening the rules on gender stereotyping in ads. Here’s what its report flags, and what it could mean for voice over work.
Six red flags voice actors can spot early, from the extreme haggler to the one dangling future work, and how to handle each of them.
Five money mistakes that sink voice over careers, from undercharging to skipping cash reserves, and what to do about each one.
Four practical ways to get voice over clients to write you a review, from just asking and offering an incentive to handling the negative ones.
Justin, a New York voice actor, talks about starting his Everything Voiceover podcast, studio setup questions, and being patient as a beginner.