Voiceover Experts: Recent Episodes
Voice Over Experts
Voiceover Experts is the industry's most downloaded educational podcast featuring renowned voice over coaches from US, Canada and abroad.
Nicki Burke goes over a very important and less talked about voice over topic – self directing. Nicki shares her personal and invaluable tips that she’s learned in her decade and a half of experience in the voice over world. More from Nicki: https://nickiburke.com/ More from Voices: https://www.voices.com/blog/isdn-and-source-connect-explained-for-voice-actors/
What does voice over and slack lining have in common? Let Bertrand Ruffieux tell you all about it. Bertrand explores the importance of connecting with oneself, pacing, and editing in this episode of Voice Over Experts. You won’t want to miss it! Contact Bertrand: INFO@BERTRANDRUFFIEUX.COM More from Voices:https://www.voices.com/blog/how-do-you-get-into-character/https://www.voices.com/blog/shotgun-microphones/
Join this month’s amazing coach Luis Garcia as he walks us through everything the pros do in the booth to make sure their audio quality is top notch. Not sure what equipment you need? Not sure how to get your audio to match the pros? Well Luis Garcia’s got you covered and he will give […]
Strap in for a wild and educational ride with this month's coach Jordan Hunter Jones. In this episode, Jordan takes us through managing our nerves to deliver competitive and believable reads. He delivers the goods in both an educational, fun, and demonstrative way. This is an episode that you will not want to miss!
More about Jordan Hunter Jones: https://jordanhunterjones.com/
More from Voices: https://www.voices.com/blog/starting-voice-acting-career/
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Join trained voice artist, actor, and singer Sarah Troyer as she brings us through letters A to G of how to approach your scripts effectively. From A (Audience) to G (Gamble) Sarah walks us through a journey of how you can improve your voice over reads. Sarah brings her broad spectrum of experience and expertise on this episode that you for sure won't want to miss!
More about Sarah: https://sarahtroyer.com/
Spice up your auditions: https://www.voices.com/blog/art-of-audition/
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Join veteran voice over coach David Goldberg from Edge Studio on this month’s Voice Over Experts. David dives deep into his 30 plus years of experience in the voice over industry and gives us a behind the scenes look into what clients do when casting a voice talent. Have you ever wondered who might be […]
Getting out of your own way can be hard! Thankfully, this month we have Megan Fahlenbock to help us. Drawing from her experience as an athlete and actor, Megan shares invaluable insights on the importance of a positive mindset and a strong mental game in achieving your true potential. Join her as she guides you […]
Join this month’s Voices’ coach Dan Friedman and learn how to give a “surgical breakdown” or “Dan analysis” on your script. Dan also covers how the brain processes a script and how to break down those barriers to allow your read to flow naturally. Learn all that and more on this special episode with Dan […]
Join seasoned professional Voice Over Actress, Performer, and Life Coach Aurelia Michael as she walks us through finding, honoring, and projecting your vocal P.O.W.E.R. Her acronym for powering up your voice over career – and life! From Passion to Reputation, this episode covers everything you need to build and sustain a thriving voice over career. […]
Jesse Adam, featured coach for the month of February, shares tips on how to land more work in the voiceover industry. He discusses the three “Q’s” for success: Quality in your setup and gear, Quality in your reads, and Quantity of auditions. Jesse emphasizes the importance of eliminating echo and reverb in your recording space, as well as minimizing room […]
Join Anthony Pica as he covers the importance of using physicality in voice acting. Anthony covers, in detail, the techniques used to incorporate physicality such as gestures, facial expressions, and body language. He also explores the use of pantomime as a basis for incorporating physicality into your voice acting. More about Anthony: https://www.avosjourney.com/ https://www.anthonypicavo.com/
Are you nervous for your live directed session? Does anxiety sometimes get in the way of your performance? Join this month's coach Melissa "Lady Luck" Moats as she shares a detailed and practical guide on running a successful live directed session.
Learn more about Melissa: https://ladyluckvoiceovers.com/
Tenured animation Voice Over artist Shelly Shenoy discusses the tips and tricks she uses to find success in the Voice Over industry, specifically for animation. Join Shelly as she talks about givens, wallas, and using your discipline and common sense to create compelling animation characters creative producers want. Learn more about Shelly: https://www.shellyshenoy.com/
Listen in as Anthony Reece explores the six primary narrative styles for you to consider the next time you're working on a project. Which one of these styles fits the project you're working on?
Find Anthony Reece: https://www.vo101.com/
Are you in a slump? Gina Scarpa walks us through the 4 D's of why you could be in a slump. From demand to distraction, there are tangible reasons why people find themselves in a slump. Then she takes us through the 3 A's of what action to take when you are working through a challenging period in your voice over career. If you have problems, Gina has solutions! Learn all about it, on this month's episode of Voice Over Experts.
Learn about Gina: https://ginascarpa.com/
Join Bill DeWees as he talks about advances in technology in the world of voice over. How does technology change the voice over business? How can we adapt as voice over artists to these changes to technology? One thing is for sure according to Bill DeWees – “technology always wins”. All that and more on […]
Tune in to hear voice over veteran Kim Handysides teach you how to think like an athlete for your voice over career. Kim takes us through the different levels of athletes and voice over artists: amateur, semi-pro, and pro. She also offers four key ideas that helps both athletes and voice over artists become a […]
“Simplicity shows the Master”. Bradford Hastings shares 6 essential pieces of gear every voice actor needs to make each piece of audio sound crisp, clean and ultimately books you more auditions.
Full time broadcaster turned voice coach, Andrea shares her top 5 tips to nail a conversational read. What is a conversational read: It’s casual, down to earth and sounds like you are speaking with a friend. Use this type of read when the script is written in a conversational manner. From relating to your script […]
When auditioning and recording reads, spending an exorbitant amount of time on one job is not good for anybody. Ultimately, you want to find a process that allows you to get the audition done and sent, which leaves you feeling confident that it is the best it could be. In today’s episode, Bruce Kronenberg breaks […]
Many aspiring voice actors might wonder why somebody other than them always seems to land the jobs, and the answer to this question comes down to skills and tools. Today on the show we are joined by Rachel Alena, our featured coach for February, to talk about how to develop tools and skills that will […]
Ever wonder what clients think about your work? When you book clients outside Voices.com, it can be difficult to gather feedback. Toby Ricketts has your solution! Listen to this quick VOE episode as he explains his process to learn from his clients and how you can do the same. About Toby:Toby Ricketts has been behind […]
This episode is something special that we’ve never offered before – a podcast created from a recent webinar that our talent team hosted with Voices.com members. We invited Jamie Hill, one of many successful voice over artists on Voices.com to tell us her story of how she got started in voice over, how to best work with […]
Branding yourself as a voice actor is easier said than done. attempting to appeal to any and all voice acting roles – and trying to be everything to everyone, voice actors find themselves having less success. Our guest Jean-Marc Berne, President of Bern Media Enterprises, explains how branding can assist voice actors achieve clarity, and […]
Attaining success in voice over requires work. No matter if you’re just getting started or if you’ve been in the voice over industry for years, it’s usually up to you alone to make many decisions. In this podcast, voice actor Jason McCoy gets to the bottom of 6 common misconceptions of what it takes to […]
Wonder what it takes to nail an audition? How do casting directors know that you’ve got your mind and heart in a role? Acclaimed casting director Hugh Edwards of Gravy for the Brain in the UK shares how you can approach a casting spec to provide a read worthing listening to. Hear 3 poor examples […]
Ready to create the perfect commercial demo? Coach and voice actor Becky Shrimpton guides listeners through the key points to branding and constructing a commercial demo ideal for the international market. From branding, to run-time, to what types of pieces you should consider, Becky will guide you in creating this key marketing tool. Links from […]
Is your booking to audition ratio lower than you want it to be? Gary Terzza shares five common mistakes that voice talent make when auditioning for work. From not knowing what you should submit for to poor expectation setting, many of the chief contributors to lack of bookings are found in this helpful lesson. Gary […]
Why would you want to do voice acting? Camp Vox’s Lisa Biggs shares why voice acting is so cool for younger children and how voice-over can make a positive impact on your life. Imagine being the voice of a talking toy! The possibilities to do meaningful work as a voice talent are endless. Parents, listen […]
Whatever dialect you perform, the best acting is universal and truthful. Paula Cavanaugh Carter, Dialect Coach and Linguistic Anthropologist, shares how acting trumps accent. Always. Links from today’s show: Accent Colors Your instructor this week: Paula Cavanaugh Carter is a Dialect Coach and Linguistic Anthropologist. She speaks several languages and developed the Carter-Graphic method of […]
How’s your mic technique? Frank Piazza of APVoices shares Information about the different ways you can benefit from microphone technique. Performance examples by male and female voice talent are included, demonstrating different approaches with regard to mic proximity. This podcast will help to empower and enhance your ability to create first-rate recordings from home. Links […]
Are you a member of an actors guild or union? Jim Kennelly of Lotas Productions shares insight for actors who are curious about the use of SAG-AFTRA paymaster services. A paymaster himself, Jim maps out what a union paymaster is, their unique role, how they work and at what stage in the process a paymaster […]
Do you know how to make commercial copy conversational? Bruce Kronenberg of Abacus Entertainment shares what it takes to sound natural while communicating effectively to the person hearing your voice-over recording. Over the years, personalization of copy and interpret it with an opinion, you will sound real and conversational, not fake and announcer like. Links […]
Ever wondered how to get into Audio Description voice work? Maybe you’ve heard about the work but don’t know what it entails. In this episode of Voice Over Experts, presenter Herb Merriweather explains what Audio Description is and shares how thoughtful, detailed word painting helps the visually impaired to see beyond sound. If you’re interested […]
Do you still struggle to make a reliable income doing voice work, despite having a steady flow of clients? Voice talent and teacher, David Tyler, will explain how to change that by understanding your perceived value. He’ll explain why the price you charge should not be based on competition and how to avoid common pricing […]
Have you ever considered volunteering your voice? Professional voice talent Amy Weis describes her own journey on this path and shares her reasons for doing pro bono work. Giving back should come from the heart with no strings attached. Listen in to discover how giving your voice to select organizations can enrich your life, touch […]
Look or leap? Never mind the hardware – it’s about you. English voice actor Howard Ellison plunged in, then surfaced to discover the life-saving value of a plan. In these six minutes, he shares three key priorities for continued success in online casting …assisted by Inadequate Ingrid and an Obnoxious Orcan. Links from today’s show: […]
Does voice-over for eLearning and narration need to be boring? Voice-over coach and talent, Julie Williams, shares how you can make reads for applications such as medical narration conversational by doing two things: coloring your words and paying special attention to phrasing. Hear samples from a variety of Julie’s students to see how they go […]
How often do you consider the health and maintenance of your voice? As a professional voice artist, you rely on your voice for your livelihood, so doesn’t it make sense to take good long term care of what pays the bills? You may also be unwittingly damaging your voice with bad lifestyle habits and by […]
Do you have a regional American accent? Sharon Feingold, the founder of Babel Consultants, discusses an emerging trend in communications called accent reduction. Accent reduction may also be referred to as accent modification, accent neutralization and so on. In the US, the goal of accent reduction is to adopt the Standard American Accent. This accent […]
How can you stand out amongst other people with your specific style of voice? Kabir Singh invites you to dig a little deeper, to think of your voice as a tool…but what does that really mean? According to Kabir, your voice is directly in between your thoughts in your mind and your heart, which holds […]
Agents are people, too! In this episode, Toronto-based talent agent Roger King discusses the relationship between voice artists and their talent agents. The agent/talent relationship is a strange dynamic as the agent works for the talent yet the talent is the one who is interviewed. Looking for representation? Agents are always keeping their eyes and […]
With so many different factors at play, it’s crucial that voice artists focus on what they can control in order to make the most of every single audition opportunity. Voice over artist, Bev Standing is successful because she is selective with the auditions she sends. That said, Bev also believes that the number of auditions […]
How are you using gesture, imitation and sound effects to create believable characters and performances? Sunday Muse shares how being mindful of physical gestures and attributes can affect your read and how it comes across. Borrowing the essence of someone’s voice or physical attributes can also serve as a point of reference to build a […]
Are you booking as much as you could be? Jerry Buckner encourages you to hone your acting skills, explore your voice and work on a natural delivery that has some feeling in it. Highlights include practical examples from his own voice-over demos and a trio of trending voice-over reads he’s been tracking of late. Lastly, […]
Has auditioning from a home studio saved your voice-over career? Voice artist Lisa Brandt shares tips that will help you to send in great submissions when auditioning using online casting sites. From your microphone to client relations, to deciding which auditions to put your voice out there for, make the best impression possible by following […]
Have you spent more time in front of the camera than behind the mic? Becky Shrimpton shares her tips, both on an intellectual and practical level, for how you can make the shift from on-camera work to voice-over work. Even if you see voice acting as just a way to supplement your on-camera work, you’ll […]
Are your audition MP3s rich and robust? Tom Knight shares that taking a little extra time tweaking your audio before submitting your audition can make a big difference. With so many things out of your control, why not make the audio as good as it can possibly sound? Tom shares 3 quick tips that you […]
Did you know that you can grow your market potential by altering your voice accent? Toby Ricketts, a British-born voice-over talent who moved to New Zealand at age 14, managed to re-wire his brain in two weeks to adopt the Kiwi accent. In this podcast, Toby gives you a formula for how to tackle an […]
Improv is part of a word that represents a skill that oftentimes makes actors uneasy. Whether you’re on stage or in front of a microphone, it’s all about letting your brain do its thing; letting it play and work for you. Jay Preston discusses improv as it applies to voice-over. He shares how exploring the […]
What can you do to improve your odds of booking work at Voices.com? William Dougan shares 10 tips from his own experience covering a wide array of topics such as recording equipment, profile completion, auditioning and how to treat your clients. Knowing your strengths and auditioning accordingly will help you to give prospective customers your […]
Are you looking for ways to become more valuable to your clients? Jamie Hill shares a number of tips and observations that can help make your offerings as a professional voice talent superior to other service providers. Be attentive, be courteous and be relatable! If you’re trying to go from part-time voice acting to a […]
What happens when you have way too much “radio” in your sound? You have to get back to the basics! If you came from broadcast, this podcast is for you. Professional voice over talent and veteran radio broadcaster, Mike Vincent, shares his formula for success as a voice artist using the QUINN method. Links from […]
Have you ever heard of a soundalike? The ability to sound like Hollywood celebrities, politicians and public figures is greatly in demand. Rodney Saulsberry introduces the concept of finding the right key to speak in when imitating celebrated personalities by demonstrating his own abilities as a soundalike for Morgan Freeman, US President Barack Obama and […]
Finding the right voice-over coach to work with can be challenging. There are many coaches out there, but how do you know if you’ll actually benefit from their training programs? How qualified are they to provide coaching? How can you tell which ones are fly-by-night and which are legit? Professional voice talent and voice-over coach, […]
Without a proper foundation, you’ll find yourself going from one gig to another without any particular direction. David Tyler encourages you to build a professional support team, trademark your business name, setup a business banking account, a business phone line, website, develop branding and more. Use David’s tips to help you establish yourself and promote […]
Are you in the habit of warming up before auditioning and recording? Tommy Griffiths leads you through a 5-minute workout that will quickly strengthen your voice, improve your breathing and pronunciation. You’ll start with some basic stretches, working your facial muscles and progress from there. As Tommy says, you can do this 5-minute workout anywhere. […]
What do people expect of a voice actor? Joe Loesch believes that voice actors need to interpret the script and convey its meaning while matching it to the voice of the character they’re playing. Can you personally relate to the script or product? If not that’s okay. You can act! Learn how to develop a […]
Have you ever recorded an audiobook before? Producer Paul Fegan shares his experience working with a narrator on their first audiobook at Bitsixteen, Fegan’s professional recording studio in Dublin, Ireland. Learn about what worked and also what Paul would have done differently! This is a must listen for anyone who wants to narrate or produce […]
People listening on the other end of the speaker are taking in your every word. Make them count! James Minter, of Buckeye Media Services realizes that a voice actor’s role as storyteller in the theatre of the mind is paramount. In this podcast, James draws attention to the granularity a voice talent needs to consider […]
What makes a casting director cringe? David Goldberg, Chief Edge Officer of Edge Studio, shares 6 pet peeves casting professionals can attest to when listening to auditions submitted by voice over talent. Are you doing any of these? As a casting director, producer and voice-over instructor, David has much to say on this topic. Take […]
Have you ever considered that there’s more to marketing than just getting your name out there? Bill DeWees shares how marketing is both creating and maintaining. While most people are great at creating awareness, maintaining awareness is more of a challenge. Bill explains why awareness is precious and how you can work to become front […]
Have you ever wondered what Google Glass is like? In this episode of Voice Over Experts Voices.com’s SEO Specialist, Kyle Gellatly, captures true reactions from Google Glass Open House attendees as they describe what it’s really like to wear Glass and the potential it has to fit into our everyday lives. Links from today’s show: […]
Is your agent really doing all they can to get you auditions? Are you feeling a little left out in the cold? Our Voice Over Expert, Roger King, provides advice from an insiders point of view on the things you should (and shouldn’t) expect from your voice-over agent. Links from today’s show: PN AgencyEthnic Voice […]
Do you want to learn how to make your performance sound more authentic? Are you looking to improve your technique? Many casting directors and producers request an “authentic” read or want that “guy or gal next door” conversational read. Marc Cashman joins Voice Over Experts to share how you too can tap into this trend […]
In his VoiceWorld Toronto Keynote Presentation, Patrick Fraley will lecture, demonstrate and drag volunteers up on the stage to address voice over skills techniques, methods, mindsets, agendas, procedures, concepts and down-right dirty tricks, which advance the performer’s desire into a world of voice over opportunities. Like getting hired. And making money.Pat Fraley is the Keynote […]
Ever wondered what voice coaches mean by placement? Listen as Elley-Ray Hennessy guides you through ten different vocal placements complete with demonstrations that you can try at home and incorporate into your character voice acting technique. Links from today’s show: Elley-Ray Hennessy Your Instructor this week: Voice Over Expert Elley-Ray HennessyElley-Ray Hennessy is an international, […]
Have you dreamed of doing voice work? Voice-over performer and coach Mike Kirby explains how technology and the business of voice-over have changed over time and highlights how these exciting realities benefit the modern voice-over professional. Links from today’s show: Mike KirbyVoiceworx Your Instructor this week: Voice Over Expert Mike KirbyMike Kirby has won 12 […]
How do you come up with a character? Do you skim the surface or dig a little deeper? Pat Fraley teaches how you can create a character that is evocative, unique and developed. Don’t just jump on the performance of the form (how the character sounds) but rather begin by focusing on the content and […]
What should do you with advertising copy? Is it inviolable or can you make little changes here and there if they better suit your read? Voice-over teacher, performer and producer Marc Cashman shares 4 tips and considerations for what you can and cannot do with ad copy to help make your auditions stand out and […]
Are you able to sustain the characters you create? Do remember how to get to the place where each voice came from? Elley-Ray Hennessy delivers a comprehensive lesson on how you can use your entire instrument to differentiate characters, make them real and how to document them so that you can quickly get into the […]
Do you know the basics of voice acting? Breathing life into the written word takes both talent and a conscious effort on your part to craft a message. Kristin Price of Edge Studio shares tips for how to voice well considering factors such as Volume Control, Tempo Control, Pitch Range and Emotional Tone. If you’re […]
Voice acting in today’s day and age is not so much about the voice but what you can do with that voice. This is acting! Interpreting a script, what you do with those words, how you take direction and how you interpret that direction into the character that you’re playing is very important. Dave McRae […]
Ever had to track down non-paying customers? Non-union voice talent agent, Roger King, knows your pain. Join Roger as he discusses practical strategies he has used to collect on overdue invoices and pick up a few tips along the way that will save you stress and keep the cash flowing. Tags: Roger King, PN Agency, […]
What does it take to offer phone patch services and make it profitable for your business? How do you set the limits and parameters of a phone patch session? Anthony Reece shares many pros and cons of offering phone patch and also addresses whether or not to charge a fee for providing the service. Tags: […]
Ever wondered what it takes to really craft a character? In this educational podcast, Pat Fraley shows you how to adjust the sound of a character voice with the thinking and feeling of a character for the most evocative effect.25 years ago Pat’s audio set, “Creating Character Voices,” was published. His system of creating characters, […]
How does one find voice over jobs? How much work is out there and how do you get it? Ken Theriot shares his perspective and tips for auditioning as a working voice actor who uses the voice over marketplace to promote himself and do business online. Links from today’s show: HomeBrewAudio.com Your Instructor this week: […]
Is your voice over career built strongly and with care? Marc Cashman shares insight on how to go about building your voiceover “house” to get the best results. Building a sound voiceover house is essential to being competitive, consistent, professional and sought after. Learn how to build yours now! Links from today’s show: The Cashman […]
How can social networking benefit your business? The entertaining Terry Daniel and Dave Courvoisier discuss how social media and the use of online social networking tools can promote your voice over services and help you to get work. They also go into detail on how to best present yourself through social networking profiles, utilizing groups […]
Do you ever take your eyes off the copy? You’re invited to be a fly on the wall during one of Nancy Wolfson’s private voice over coaching sessions that leads to a great discovery. Find out what happens when you drop the copy and also learn more about what you can do to prevent vocal […]
Want to learn how to be an audiobook narrator? Find out what it takes from the Johnny Appleseed of Audiobook Narrators, Pat Fraley. Pat shares his formula for getting audiobook narration work and focuses in on four elements that will get you there including Skills, Personal Style, The Demo and Marketing. Links from today’s show: […]
Are you ready for the new year? Bobbin Beam shares ideas for making plans and preparations that will jump start your new year in a big way while everyone else is spending the last two weeks of the year relaxing. Learn tips for communicating with current and past clients, relationship building, saving time, creating value […]
Marc Cashman reveals three things that underlay all convincing voice acting: sincerity, smile and physicality. Learn more about how being sincere (truly!), smiling and movement can work together to create an amazing voice over performance. Links from today’s show: Cashman CommercialsThe Cashman Cache of Voice-Acting TechniquesAsk The Voice Cat BlogMarc Cashman Voices.com Website Your Instructor […]
Ever wondered what kind of a role improv plays in voice acting? Being able to think on your feet will be required of you often, especially when working in animation voice over. Marc Graue shares ways you can experiment with your voice and visualize exactly where you are going to help you book a role. […]
Your demo is your primary promotional tool and is included in your submission for work to an audio publisher. Pat Fraley and Hillary Huber’s experience and relationships with audio publishers have led them to suggest that the performer produce their demo as directed in this podcast. Links from today’s show: Pat FraleyPat Fraley Free LessonsHillary […]
Ever heard of “Vocal shape-shifting”? Pat Fraley shares some tips on how to bring the uniqueness of you out in a variety of reads including storytelling methods for commercials, narration, and audiobooks. Links from today’s show: Pat FraleyPat Fraley Free Lessons Pat teaches across the US. As he mentioned, a masters class was held in […]
Voice over instructor and performer Marc Cashman identifies “12 Voice Over Skill Sets” that will help you to refine your current skills and develop new ones. From clarity to consistency to cold reading and more, you’ll find new ways that you can leverage your talent and make it shine brightly for all to hear. Listen […]
Need some help marketing your talent? Dave DeAndrea invites you to consider your voice work as a product. Similar to how a grocery store is stocked with food items, you could be stocking your shelves with voice over products such as commercials, telephone messaging and more. Once you’ve figured out what your products are, Dave […]
Do you notice caution signs in your copy? Lisa Rice gives you guidance on how to identify caution signs and ideas for how you can adapt your read to finish a project within its specific timing parameters. When hired to voice a script with more words than allotted time, you can apply the same strategies […]
What does it take to get an awesome demo? Voice Over Expert Terry Daniel shares his perspective on the purpose of a demo, what a successful one ought to do for you and how training and professional audio production affects the overall quality of a voice over demo. Your demo speaks for you… what is […]
As a voice over performer, is it possible to consider yourself an overpaid, glorified sound effect? Join voice over expert Pat Fraley and learn more about how your voice serves as the foundation and how sound effects bring your performance to another level in conjunction with music, giving your read even greater environmental and emotional […]
Professional voice talent JC Haze shares “10 Voice Over Tips for 2010” that he learned from Maura Tighe, a casting agent and teacher based in Boston, MA. Make your 2010 even better by listening to these tips, absorbing them and applying them to your own voice over career. Tags: Maura Tighe Casting, Voiceovers, voice acting, […]
Did you now that 20% of voice talent get 80% of the work? Is it possible to predict who might book or have greater success than their peers by voice alone? Gary Terzza explains how working voice over people make up that top 20% and shares some personal experiences revealing the one essential ingredient that […]
Sunday Muse shares information with parents of aspiring voice talent to prepare them to help their children get into cartoon voice acting in her podcast, “How to Introduce Your Child to Voice Acting.” Following the success of her recently published book “You Can Do Cartoon Voices, Too!,” Sunday’s podcast is full of industry knowledge, casting […]
Join Voice Over Expert Roger King in his lecture, “Tips on Getting Representation.” Roger shares a number of immediately applicable tips that will keep you in a voice over talent agent’s good books. Hear some quick bullet points from a talent agent’s perspective on what they expect of you, the qualities they look for, and […]
Join Voice Over Expert Anthony Reece in his lecture, “Mirror Mirror – Being True to Yourself as a Voice Talent.” As a voice over talent you have to be honest and recognize that you are not right for every part. When you’re in a position to cast consider whether or not you fit the part […]
Join Voice Over Expert Pat Fraley in his podcast, “Accuracy VS Authenticity.” There is a marked and important difference between an accent that is accurate and one that is authentic. Being accurate means that something is free from error, especially due to care, and conforming exactly to truth or to a standard. Accuracy, with dialect, […]
Join Voice Over Expert Dave DeAndrea in his debut podcast, “The Necessity of Social Networking.” Dave gives you a number of tried, tested and true tips that will help you to expand your presence in a professional way online. If you think social networking isn’t for you or is a waste of time, take a […]
Join Voice Over Expert Bettye Zoller in her podcast, “Improving Your Delivery of Printed Texts.” Bettye expresses the importance of using your voice with sincerity, how to infuse it with freshness, and gives a number of practical suggestions that you can apply immediately when interpreting and delivering copy. Links from today’s show: Bettye Zoller Your […]
Join host Julie-Ann Dean as she celebrates the 100th episode of the podcast! Hear from fans of the show from around the world and be sure to add your comments and thoughts about Voice Over Experts on the podcast to join in the fun. Thank you for listening and for staying subscribed. Here’s to one […]
Join Voice Over Expert Doriane Elliott in her podcast, “The Pros and Cons of Having Your Own Studio Setup.” It’s more complicated than you may think! Doriane encourages you to consider the technical side with regard to audio recording equipment (and its use) in addition to self-direction… a must when working from home without the […]
Join Voice Over Expert Pat Fraley in his podcast lesson, "Anatomy of a Character Voice Demo." Hear the process of an actual character voice over demo being produced including the selection and creation of evocative characters, appropriate music, and doing what's needful in a timely way.
Join Voice Over Expert Marc Cashman in his podcast, “Practicing.” Learn what it means to practice and why it is important to practice well. Marc shares tips on how to develop a good practicing regime that makes you happy and gives examples of phenomenal artists such as Joshua Bell and Wynton Marsalis who pushed themselves […]
Join Voice Over Expert Phyllis K. Day in her podcast lecture, “Helping Hispanic Talent Speak Unaccented English”. Phyllis gives us a taste of her work with a female Hispanic voice over talent who is trying to break into the English market, identifying some differences between Spanish and English and how those differences affect how the […]
Join Voice Over Experts Nancy Wolfson in her lecture “Adjusting Interpretation to Book your Brand”. Kara Edwards poses a question on a live call with Nancy Wolfson and Anna Vocino about getting the perfect read. Nancy advises Kara to move outside of her comfort zone and readjust her audience to achieve a desired affect. Experiment […]
Join Voice Over Experts Dan Lenard and George Whittam as they discuss “Pro Tools and other Multi-track recording programs”. Discover different recording software programs and learn more about Pro Tools, the industry standard recording software for musicians, but not necessarily for voice over talent recording dry voice. You be the judge! Your Instructors this week: […]
Join Voice Over Expert Pat Fraley in his lesson on “Voice Over Improvisation Skills”. Improv is spontaneous writing, and for voice talent, it’s spontaneous rewriting! Of the nine critical skills of voice over, improvisation is the most misused and at the same time the most underused voice over skill. Learn more about a topic that […]
Join Voice Over Expert Terry Daniel in his lesson “Getting Voice Over Work Through Social Networking”. Learn how services like Twitter and Facebook help to extend your brand and connect you with prospective clients. Not just for teenagers anymore, social networking is very important for business, and the best part of all, it’s free! Terry […]
Join Voice Over Expert Debbie Munro as she invites you into a lesson from Voice One’s Elaine Clark, author of “There’s Money Where Your Mouth Is”. Even coaches need to be coached! Listen in on Deb’s lesson with Elaine and get some ideas of your own on how to interpret copy and use your body […]
Join Voice Over Expert Julie Williams in her interview with Voices.com co-founder Stephanie Ciccarelli, “Getting the Most Out of Voice Over Marketplaces.” Learn about how you can leverage your membership to the fullest. Find out what works, what’s expected of you and also how you can strategically approach online casting sites as a tool to […]
Join Voice Over Expert and award-winning teacher, Pat Fraley, in his lecture, "The Critical Compound". Pat explains how the three performance elements, which are character voice, acting, and accents, work together to create a compound. When studying these elements, it is of critical importance that you break them down individually before you put them back […]
Join Voice Over Expert Marc Cashman in his podcast “Coloring Our Words”, a liberating exercise in reaching your voice over potential. Discover how the same spirit and artistic techniques from your youth can apply to voiceover artistry when coloring words. Download Podcast Episode 87 » Tags: Marc Cashman, Words, Coloring, Copy, Interpretation, Voice Acting, Voice […]
Join Voice Over Expert Phyllis K. Day in her podcast lecture, "Voice Over Stinkaholic". With permission, Phyllis introduces you to one of her students and shows you how she helped him to progress from recording the worst voice over audition that she has ever heard into a confident, more sonorous voice talent who has since landed a national spot.
Join Voice Over Expert Melody Jones in her debut lecture "Microphone Technique for Voice Actors" from her series "Voiceovers are NOT about your Voice, but about your ACTING!" Melody goes through a variety of scenarios regarding poor posture and microphone technique, providing solutions for how to get a freer, more flexible read and a more comfortable […]
Join Voice Over Expert Don Morrow in his podcast "Givens About the Voiceover Coaching Industry". Don Morrow, mentor and voiceover legend, shares a number of truths that he has learned over his 50+ year career in acting and voiceover. If you've been thinking about getting into voiceovers or finding a teacher, Don's candid advice in […]
Join Voice Over Expert Bettye Zoller in her lesson “Areas of Demand for Voice Overs Despite Economic Downturn”. One of the greatest things about the voice over business is that it keeps reinventing itself. Why not reinvent yourself as a voice talent, too? Bettye helps you to rise above the doom and gloom and reassures […]
Join professional voice actress Lisa Rice in her lecture “Being Persistent in Voice Over”. Lisa focuses on two distinct areas where voice talent are tempted to throw in the towel, including sending out auditions, and promoting your services. A blend of personal experiences with age old wisdom, Lisa helps you to learn how persistence can […]
Join Voice Over Expert and award-winning narrator Scott Brick in his debut podcast "How To Get Started in Audiobook Narration". Scott emphasizes the importance of an audiobook demo, details how to go about making it and refers listeners to a number of great resources that will help them further develop their audiobook narration skills and passion for voice over.
Join Voice Over Expert Pat Fraley in his podcast "Doing Voice Over for Free". Pat's 10 minute lesson highlights the personal and promotional value of creating voice over messages, sketches, songs, and parody spots for free.
Join Voice Over Expert Frank Frederick in his podcast "The Year of Personal Branding". Adding the personal touch to your marketing efforts this year can really pay off. Begin with writing letters - not emails to prospects, customers, and clients and build great relationships in 2009.
Join Voice Over Expert Phyllis K. Day as she explores "Taking Your Voice From 2nd Place To 1st". In this episode, Phyllis works with award-winning voice over professional Vicki Amorose and spots the X, helping Vicki to find her natural voice and retrieve her vocal roots once lost in the mists of time.
Join Voice Over Pro Alison Pitman in her business basics podcast for voice overs called "Pricing: A Crucial Aspect of the Marketing Mix". Alison discusses a variety of factors that influence pricing, pricing strategies and how to find common ground where both parties feel it is a good price for the value they are adding and or receiving.
Join Voice Over Expert and beloved coach Pat Fraley in his New Year's 2009 podcast "9 Tips For Yielding a Bumper Crop of Voice Overs in 2009". Enter the bunkhouse and sit in on this witty conversation that includes a variety of ideas that will both inspire and inform, and most importantly, help to prepare you for what 2009 has in store for voice over talent.
Join Voice Over Expert Julie Williams in her podcast lecture “Marketing Your Voice Online, Interview with Stephanie Ciccarelli of Voices.com”. How in the world can you get people to pay attention to your voice when there are thousands of voice actors out there on the web? Discover some easy ways to promote yourself using the […]
Join Voice Over Expert Marc Cashman in his lecture “Get The Point : A Lesson in Interpreting Punctuation”. Marc shows you many different ways to interpret punctuation in voice over scripts and how you can turn exclamation points, commas, and periods into useful allies that will help you to make interesting choices in your performances. […]
Join Voice Over Expert and NYC Casting Director Doriane Elliott in her podcast “Behind The Curtain With a Voice Over Casting Director”. Doriane shares some behind the scenes experiences and cuts to the nitty gritty of what casting directors do and don’t want when it comes to receiving material from voice over talent. Download Podcast […]
Join Voice Over Expert J.S. Gilbert in his lecture, "Referral Marketing Tips for Voice Actors". J.S. discusses the importance of referral marketing and how some strategic planning can prepare you for success, both in the realm of business and artistry. Learn how to get business referrals from people you already know, develop an elevator pitch and get in touch with your prospects.
Join Voice Over Expert Enda Caldwell in his debut lecture “Working Abroad as a Voice Over Talent”. Originally from Ireland, Enda calls Monaco home and has been working outside of Ireland for a couple of years on the radio and as a voice over talent. Share in Enda’s voice over journey and learn how you […]
Join Voice Over Expert Nancy Wolfson in her lecture “I am Enough”. Find out how training and self-discovery will help you to realize that you are enough. Be empowered and banish that fear voice that holds you back! Get some game on, be true to your sound and remain authentic to achieve success. Download Podcast […]
Join Voice Over Expert David Bourgeois in his lecture "We Predict Election Winner!". Through David's podcast, you'll discover that no matter who is in power at the government level, as a freelance voice over professional, you will always be the master and commander of your own voice over career.
Join Voice Over Expert Marc Graue as he teaches you “How To Get a Callback From an Audition”. Learn how to nail an audition by thinking on your feet. Marc encourages you to visualize your character and to come as close as possible to the description of what’s being asked of you, even if the […]
Join Voice Over Expert David Alden in debut his lecture "Let's Talk Promos Be A Voice Over Olympian". Listen to this revealing episode and be initiated into the highly lucrative and exciting world of promo voice overs as shared by someone who has coached top promo talents including notable voices such as Joe Cipriano, George Del Hoyo, Beau Weaver, Ben Patrick Johnson and the late Don LaFontaine.
Join Voice Over Expert Michael Minetree in his lecture “How To Be a Better Voice Over Student”. By keeping your expectations where they need to be, rehearsing copy aloud and listening to people who are successfully working in the business, you’ll experience better results and be a better student of voice over. Take your time, […]
Join Voice Over Expert Phyllis K. Day as she highlights the work of two aspiring voice actors in her podcast “Focusing on Physical Issues”. Phyllis helps Bergie and Ed to vocally overcome physical issues including chronic tonsillitis and major dental surgery. Phyllis’ consultations, coupled with a training session Bergie had with Susan Berkley made a […]
Join Voice Over Expert Marc Cashman in his podcast “Giving Depth to Words”. Many voice actors deliver their words with awesome articulation and precise projection, but have a detached delivery. Learn how you can color words or phrases with the appropriate attitude or emotion in this excellent lesson. Download Podcast Episode 62 » Tags: Marc […]
Join professional voice over talent Alison Pitman as she lectures about “Working from Home and Striking a Work / Life Balance”. Alison identifies key points that will help anyone who works from home while sharing some special tips for professionals working from home with small children. Transitioning to voice over, mentorship and perseverance are also […]
Join Voice Over Expert Pat Fraley as he discusses “Knowing VO Genre & Style”. In this episode, Pat helps you to discover the importance of knowing voice over genres and styles, and being able to adjust your performance level to them. Download Podcast Episode 59 » Tags: Pat Fraley, Pat Fraley Teaches, PatFraley.com, VO, Genre, […]
Join Voice Over Experts Nancy Wolfson and Anna Vocino from Break Into VoiceOver with discussion from Nancy on the topic of “Top Market Agent: The Platinum (but not the only!) Piston in Your VO Engine”. Nancy relates that professional voice talent should aspire to have agency representation at every level in addition to a presence […]
Join Voice Over Expert Phyllis K. Day in her interactive lecture “Finding Your Authentic Voice”. In this podcast, Phyllis shares how she was able to help a client of hers whose background was in radio make his voice sound more natural, getting past ingrained Walter Cronkite voice styling to realize his own authentic voice. Download […]
Join Voice Over Expert Gary Terzza in his lecture “5 Tips for Getting Voice Over Work”. Go over a checklist with Gary that will help you improve your chances of securing work as a professional voice talent. By being a positive realist, you’ll prepare yourself for success in the business of voice over, accomplish goals, […]
Join professional voice talent Alison Pitman of the UK in her second podcast lecture "Setting Up A Voice Over Business ". In this episode, you'll discover five tips that will help you take the plunge into professional voice acting. Alison also shares that if you love what you do and believe in your talents, success is within your reach.
Join professional voice actor Lisa Rice as she discusses "A Job Well Done". Voicing a project as a voice over talent and knowing that your client is pleased is very important. Learn about how the role of communication has evolved and how crucial it is even after the finished audio files have been delivered. A little communication goes a long way for a job well done.
Join Voice Over Expert Pat Fraley in his lecture "The Almighty Playback" as he gives you a lesson the on importance of playing back your recorded efforts, and using processing and sound effects to advance your skills and address your booking-to-audition ratio.
Join Voice Over Expert Julie Williams as she interviews graphic designer and branding consultant Jason Sikes of Village Green Studios in her podcast "Visual Branding for Voice Over Talents". Learn what it means to make your website stand out and how graphical differentiation will help you succeed in voice overs.
Join Voice Over Expert Anthony Reece in his podcast "Rate Sheets and Recut Requests". Addressing one of the most frequently debated subjects and popular topics in voice over, Anthony provides a solid guideline for creating a rate sheet and then sticking to it as well as dealing with client recut requests.
Join professional voice talent Alison Pitman in the first of her “Business Basics for Voice Actors” podcasts. Alison highlights aspects of business processes and implementation from the perspective of a working voice actor in the United Kingdom. Download Podcast Episode 50 » Tags: Alison Pitman, UK Female Voice, Business, Voiceovers, Basics, Voice Overs, Voice Acting […]
Join Voice Over Experts Nancy Wolfson and Anna Vocino as they discuss “Voice Over Demo Don’ts”, a podcast that identifies common mistakes made in voice over demo production and how you can avoid them. Your demo plays a significant role on game day so make sure your demo is polished and presents a clear portrait […]
Join Voice Over Expert Pat Fraley as he divulges some "Shameless Tricks" smuggled straight out of Hollywood from some Tinseltown's greatest citizens. Learn how to make your auditions stand out, be more creative, and give the impression that you're working from a world-class facility with your own engineer.
Join Voice Over Expert Marc Cashman as he teaches you about “5 Areas of Active Listening”. A critical skill to hone, listening can help you to become objective about your performances and will also assist you in meeting goals to achieve the nuance and deftness that great voice actors possess. Download Podcast Episode 47 » […]
Join Voice Over Expert Bettye Zoller as she introduces you to "Getting Started in Audiobook Narration". Bettye is a veteran audiobook narrator and coach who has been there, done that and got the t-shirt. Listen to this snippet from her audiobook about... audiobooks!
Join Voice Over Expert Mike Kirby as he shows you the ropes of "How to Be a Professional Announcer". Discover a portrait of what an announcer ought to be and hear samples of professional commercial voice over work from one of Canada's top male voice talents.
Join Voice Over Expert Phyllis K. Day as she takes you on a journey through “The Layers of Your Voice”. There is more that goes into a performance than just a rehearsed and polished take. Find out how your life outside of the studio could be affecting your voice acting behind the mic. Download Podcast […]
Join Voice Over Expert David Bourgeois as he presents you with some guidance and marketing ideas in his lecture “Take Control : Marketing Your Voice”. The president of Voice Coaches discusses the importance of marketing your voice over business and references leading industry professionals who can help you take the next steps in promoting your […]
Join Voice Over Expert Bettye Zoller in her lecture “Stop! Put First Things First! The Newcomer’s Training”. People everywhere are spending money and maxing out credit cards building home studios when it is premature to do so. Don’t get stuck in this trap — listen to Bettye’s advice first and get trained! Download Podcast Episode […]
Join Voice Over Expert Anthony Reece as he introduces you to "Finding and Developing Character Voices". Anthony goes over the subtleties of finding inspiration for characters, developing unique voices and places an emphasis on quality, not quantity, when it comes to being successful in this competitive niche.
Join Voice Over Expert Bernard Shaw as he tackles the subject of “Do You Need a Voice Over Agent?” Cutting straight to the core Bernard reveals the truth about voice over agents and dispels myths that perpetuate certain notions that limit potential in the industry. Download Podcast Episode 39 » Tags: Bernard Shaw, UK, Voiceover […]
Join Voice Over Expert Kim Snyder in her lecture "Getting the Most Out of Your Voice". Kim teaches you tips on how to keep your voice in top form and goes into detail regarding functionality and care of the vocal chords (folds). Learn how proper maintenance of your instrument can be used as a tool to differentiate you from other voice actors in the eyes of a client.
Join Voice Over Expert Cynthia Songé in her lecture "Debating the Signature Voice." Your personality is a passport to individuality — the individuality that is at the very core of your performance and the energy that people will respond to. You will have different emotional responses for every project, but you have to know who […]
Join Voice Over Expert Pat Fraley as he teaches you about "Voice Matching", which is a fancy phrase for "Mimicking Money". Pat shares his knowledge on how to match voices with famous celebrities closest to your own voice type. Examples referenced are Tim Allen and Jon Voight.
Join voice over expert Frank Frederick in his lecture “How to Define Your Niche Voice Acting Market”. In this episode, you’ll learn how to build a better business by focusing on a particular customer group, your niche. Focused, targeted marketing efforts toward a specific area or areas of an industry may result in increased income […]
Join voice over expert Debbie Munro in her lecture "Voice Acting Education Matters". The more you invest in your voice over education, the more you work. Deb shares her personal experiences and encourages you to take as many courses as you can to stay current and learn how to mean every word that you say.
Join Voice Over Expert Bernard Shaw as he shares the “Core Talents that People Need to Possess as Voice Over Artists”. Bernard hints that the most difficult hurdle for new talent is to simply be their natural selves. Why do people suddenly become someone else when they’re in the booth? Learn how to use your […]
Join Voice Over Expert Bettye Zoller as she reveals that a career in voice over starts not just in a niche education acquired for videogames, cartoons or movie trailer voice overs, but with a strong foundation rooted in the rudiments of learning voice over as a whole before jumping into any one specialized field.
Join Voice Over Expert and author of "LoveNotes: Marketing and Branding for Voice Over Artists", Frank Frederick in his lecture "Niche Marketing". Learn how to differentiate yourself from others, especially when marketing on the internet by developing a niche marketing strategy. By defining your target audience and focusing your efforts in their direction, you will reap greater benefits, work for better clientele and make more money with less work.
Join Voice Over Expert Pat Fraley in his lecture "Audiobook Good News". Pat shares his vast knowledge about the audiobook industry and instructs you on how to take advantage of the booming market for audiobook narration. Don't miss this episode with tips and insight from an expert audiobook producer.
Join Voice Over Expert David Bourgeois as he shares information about "A Gift YOU Can Give". David suggests that the best gift you can give to a client is the ability to deliver the same skill level, professionalism and sound quality that is presented on your voice over demo. This episode will help you to see things from the point of view of a client or producer, and along the way, you'll realize that the gift you will be giving to your clients is really the best gift you can give to yourself.
Join Voice Over Expert Julie Williams as she shares the results of a brief yet telling survey that reveals some startling data specific to how clients really feel about being approached by voice over talent, where they go to get their voice overs, how often they receive cards, gifts or promotional materials from voice talent and more.
Join Voice Over Expert Rodney Saulsberry as he gives you 8 chores to pursue over the holiday season guaranteeing you a blockbuster New Year in his lecture "How To Be Better In 2008". Rodney's tips are empowering, revealing and insightful. Prepare now for the exciting adventures in the year ahead.
Join Voice Over Expert Marc Cashman as he coaches you on "Auditioning in Your Home Recording Studio" to set the stage for success. Learn how to create a perfect audition from home by following directions, being professional and paying attention to detail.
Join voice over expert Debbie Munro as she consults you on how to build a cost-effective home recording studio. Short on space? No problem! Learn how you can convert home offices, even a nook and cranny of a bedroom closet, into a professional-grade home recording studio.
Special Message and Call for Feedback for Voice Over Experts Podcast. Let us know what you think! Email Stephanie at stephanie (at) voices.com. Download a Special Message from Stephanie Ciccarelli » Tags: Feedback, Voice Over Experts, Stephanie Ciccarelli, Special Episode, Voices.com Links from today’s show: Voices.comContact Us Transciption: Welcome to Voiceover Experts brought to you […]
Join Voice Over Expert Sunday Muse as she shares her expertise as a children’s voice acting coach in her lecture “Kids Voice Acting : How To Become a Cartoon Character”. By keeping it ‘active’ and projecting a larger than life image with their voices, children learn how to physicalize and vocalize the exaggerated sides of […]
Join Voice Over Expert Marc Graue as he discusses "Recording Studio Etiquette" (it's very important!). Not only will you be able to learn these protocols without the embarrassment of fumbling, the recording engineers and studio staff will also be impressed by your professionalism and confidence during the session.
Join Voice Over Expert Bettye Zoller as she explores the subtleties of honing an individual's acting or voice acting craft by being attentive and observant in the most universal of people watching places on earth, the local supermarket or grocery store.
Join Voice Over Expert Bernard Shaw of the UK as he teaches you about "Where to Start in Voiceovers". The secret? Learn how to focus on the realities of the voiceover industry and carefully research what you have to offer, and equally, research what all employers are looking for.
Join Voice Over Expert Johnna Gottlieb, with Joan Baker, as she introduces you to the concept of voiceover as a small business in her lecture "Beyond the Demo Reel". Find out what you'll need to do before pursuing agency representation and learn just how important it is to treat your voice acting career like a real business.
Join Voice Over Expert Pat Fraley as he guides you through "Accents and Dialects". Discover what it means to truly adopt an accent that is consistent as well as researched and internalize key elements that create believable interpretations and characterizations.
Join Voice Over Expert Dan Lenard as he talks about the "Basics of Building a Voice Over Recording Studio." Learn how to professionally and economically build your own home recording studio with Master VO straight from his voice over dojo.
Join Voice Over Expert Penny Abshire as she introduces you to "The Characters in My Pocket". Discover how to create your own set of core characters that are used as a basis for developing new characters on the fly when an agent or casting director comes to call; an invaluable skill that all voice actors should develop.
Join Voice Over Expert David Bourgeois of Voice Coaches as he talks about “Making Your Art Your Business”. As a voice actor, you are a small business owner, a realization that is critical to your success; it’s not just about your voice. Download Podcast Episode 11 » Tags: David Bourgeois, Voice Coaches, Business, Business Plan, […]
Join Voice Over Expert Elaine Clark as she lectures on "Acting In The White Spaces". The script is the roadmap for the actor to navigate. Learn how read the words and act in the white spaces that connect the words, sentences and paragraphs to tell a cohesive story to connect with your audience.
Join Voice Over Expert Rodney Saulsberry as he teaches you how to “Promote Yourself: Voice Over Strategies”. As instructed in Rodney’s book “You Can Bank on Your Voice”, learn how to advertise yourself with the saturation method and get your name on the client’s brain. Download Podcast Episode 09 » Tags: Rodney Saulsberry, Promotion, Marketing, […]
Join Voice Over Expert Deborah Sale Butler as she teaches you about "Sounding Clean While Speaking Naturally". Deborah enlightens us on how to become aware of your speech, discover how it affects your voice over career, and learn how to acquire a range of speech skills.
Join Voice Over Expert Marc Graue as he shares "How To Make an A-List Demo". Find out what happens behind closed studio doors and get the cold hard facts on what matters, what doesn't and how to grab the attention of prospective clients.
Join Voice Over Expert Joan Baker with guest Rudy Gaskins as they discuss "The Myth of Rejection". Discover a new philosophy on how you can regard auditions, react positively to rejection, and embrace each audition as a learning experience and opportunity for growth.
Join Voice Over Expert Bettye Zoller as she discusses "Making the Most of Your Message". Bettye reminds us that the voice over biz is about more than just having a great voice, it's about branding, marketing and serving your clients.
Join Voice Over Expert Debbie Munro as she explores "Tips and Tricks for Auditioning". Debbie encourages you to use each audition as an opportunity and to have fun while you practice.
Join Voice Over Expert Julie Williams of Voice-overs.com as she explores "Coloring Words". By learning how to color your words you'll be able to authentically sell a product or service with your voice.
Join Voice Over Expert Marc Cashman of Cashman Commercials as he discusses "Finding The Music in Copy". By taking a musical approach to copy you'll have a better understanding of the music hidden in scripts.