Voice Actor Tip: Attempting to Win a Losing Client
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.
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.
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.
A step-by-step start for new voice actors: what the job really demands, how to find your voice type, why coaching matters, and making a demo reel.
A one sheet puts your whole voice over business on a single page. How to set its goal, write the headline, pick testimonials and end with a call to action.
A GQ UK editor says audiobooks are booming, and Nielsen’s research backs him up. The narrator’s voice, not the price, drives the sale.
The UK’s ad watchdog is tightening the rules on gender stereotyping in ads. Here’s what its report flags, and what it could mean for voice over work.
Justin, a New York voice actor, talks about starting his Everything Voiceover podcast, studio setup questions, and being patient as a beginner.
Joy booked 14 projects from one client in a single day, a site record. She talks her radio beginnings and how she turned them all around in a week.
A New Zealand ballet about Tchaikovsky uses voice over to tell his story, with Jon voicing the composer and Natalya as his mystery patron.
Film noir is more mood than genre. A look at how voiceover narration and flashbacks shaped it, with examples from Double Indemnity and Detour.