Voice Actress Christina Ho Shares Her Journey In Freelance Voice Acting
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.
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.
Underquoting and overquoting both cost you work. What to weigh when you set a minimum, from studio and overhead costs to your niche and experience.
USB, dynamic and condenser mics compared for voice over work, plus a rundown of 15 popular models and why your room matters as much as the mic.
Moving your voice over work online, from building a profile and social presence to choosing between subscription and commission platforms.
Innovation is more than new gear. Four human drivers, greed, impatience, laziness and vanity, and how to use them to serve your clients better.
Bryan, an American voice actor, talks about teaching himself the craft, a tight-deadline audiobook, and voicing a video game from France.
How to word your public and internal profiles so clients actually find you, from LinkedIn headlines to the keywords and demo categories on a casting site.
Five things that keep a voice over business stuck, from having no vision to feast or famine marketing, 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.