Andrew, an Australian voice actor, swapped a hospitality career for the booth. He talks demos, working from home, and where the industry's headed.
Clients walk away for all kinds of reasons. A look at the talent-side slip-ups, the client's own shifts, and the stuff nobody controls.
A client says they're moving on. Before you let go, here's how to stay calm, ask why, assess your own performance and offer amends.
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.
Graeme, an Australian voice actor who moved from radio to a home studio in 1995, talks about auditions, working from home, and where the industry's headed.
Jennifer fell into voice acting by accident at a radio station in 1995. She talks home studios, late-night deadlines, and where VO is 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.
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