Need To Create a Voice Over Demo?
Why brand names and impressions don’t belong in your demo reel, plus advice on splitting demos by category, showing range, and getting the sound right.
Author: Claire Whitfield
How To Choose An Agent
What a voice over agent actually does, how to tell if you’re ready for one, and the red flags to dodge, like pay to audition setups.
How to Record a Professional Voicemail
What goes into a business voicemail greeting, with sample scripts for internal, external and out of office messages, and why a pro voice helps.
Voice Over Work is a Breeze for Serena
Serena, a British voice actor who spent 20 years voicing news and documentaries in Berlin, talks home studio gear, difficult clients and self-marketing.
Got Multiple Voiceover P2P Site Accounts? Which One to Keep?
Dorien, a New England broadcaster turned voice actor, talks about juggling multiple pay-to-play sites and how he decided which ones to keep.
Behind our Voice Actors: Ethan Sawyer
Ethan trained in theater before going full-time in VO. He talks characters, marketing yourself as a bilingual talent, and his daily schedule.
Behind our Voice Actors: Erika Ruiz Garcia
Erika is a native Spanish voice actor in California. She talks translation work, recording a national spot on a walker, and home studio advice.
Should An Experienced Voice Over Talent Use a Coach?
Losing a long-time client can shake even seasoned pros. Why a coach, or a few specialists in other genres, still helps once you’re established.
Should Voice Talent Be Licensed?
In Argentina, voice actors need a government license. Natan, a Spanish voice actor, talks about earning his, his studio gear, and tricky clients.
Professional Female Voice Has a Career Many Envy
Gale has been voicing since 1985, back when editing meant a razor blade. She talks working from home in Connecticut and where the industry’s headed.
