What Is Radio Imaging and Why Is It Important to Your Radio Station?
Radio imaging is a station’s signature sound. A breakdown of sweepers, intros, bumpers, stingers and drops, plus a format guide by audience.
Radio imaging is a station’s signature sound. A breakdown of sweepers, intros, bumpers, stingers and drops, plus a format guide by audience.
After a Japanese anime voice actor took time off with vocal fatigue: breathing exercises, hydration tips, and when to ask for a break.
What goes wrong when an untrained voice records your explainer video, and what a pro brings to commercials, narration and IVR.
Survey results from voice talent are in, including what they like, what bugs them, and why the same names keep landing repeat bookings.
Your target audience isn’t the only one you need to reach. A voice actor on why clear direction to your production team makes or breaks a project.
A record month of bookings, over 100 jobs a week. Larry, a California voice actor, explains why a no-bidding setup works better for him.
Dominic’s doc DSKNECTD is a semi-finalist at Hollywood’s ArcLight festival, where audience likes pick the finalists. He found his narrator here.
Why an amateur phone greeting costs you callers, plus script tips for small business owners: keep it short, repeat details, give a callback timeframe.
Mary, a British voice actor, talks about her jump from theatre to the booth, the BAFTA-winning documentary that started it, and where VO’s headed.
New year, new casting site? How the invite-only roster works, plus the story of Randye landing the radio imaging gig she’d always wanted.