Voice Acting Courses: Their Importance to a Voice Actor
Why training beats teaching yourself, from literacy and consistency to breath control and fluency. For students weighing a voice acting career.
Why training beats teaching yourself, from literacy and consistency to breath control and fluency. For students weighing a voice acting career.
Six reasons voice acting suits students, from working at home to networking, plus the acting, tech and business skills you’ll need first.
Why voice acting suits students looking for part-time work: it builds confidence, fits around classes, and can turn into a career path later on.
What voice acting work actually involves, why it fits around classes, and how college students can start with training, practice and auditions.
Client reviews can make or break your voice over business. How to ask for them without cringing, reward clients fairly, and handle the bad ones.
What makes a voicemail greeting work, with sample scripts for general, internal, external and out of office messages, plus why a pro should record it.
An ENT doctor explains what causes vocal cord nodules, why smoking and drinking won’t safely lower your register, and how to rest your voice.
Being reachable online is half the job. Tips for voice actors on answering queries fast, keeping your calendar current, and updating demos and socials.
Workism, the belief that your job is your life’s purpose, can burn voice actors out. A case for keeping work and identity separate.
William is an American voice actor working in animation, commercials and e-learning. He talks about recording at home and where the industry’s headed.