Using WordPress for your Voice Over Websites
Why WordPress makes sense for a voice over site, from free themes and plugins to SEO, security, and updating pages yourself without touching code.
Author: Megan Sato
Is A Degree Required To Be A Voice Actor?
No, you don’t need an acting degree to work as a voice actor. What matters instead, plus the steps to get started without one.
The State of Online Voiceover Market for Clients
Hiring voice talent online versus the old studio casting run. The upsides for clients, the steps involved, and the drawbacks worth knowing.
Voiceover Equipment: A Beginner’s Kit
New to voice acting and not sure what to buy? A rundown of the basics: mic, headphones, stand, pop filter, preamp, shock mount and software.
Why Beginners Should Hire a Voiceover Coach
Five reasons a coach beats going it alone when you’re starting out in voice over, from technique and honest feedback to industry connections.
How Voice Actors Can Toot Their Trumpet Without Blowing It
Five ways to share your voice over wins on social media without annoying your followers, from posting frequency to why humblebrags backfire.
John Stretton, the One-Stop-Shop Voice Talent
John, an Australian voice actor with 18 years behind the mic, talks explainer and e-learning prep, his booth setup, and building character voices.
Five Common Voiceover Home Studio Mistakes
Mic next to your computer, recording under a blanket, fixing it in post. Five home studio mistakes voice actors make, and what to do instead.
Welcome to the Voiceover Wild West
The Oklahoma land rush makes a fitting stand-in for voice over today, home studios, snake oil coaches, union questions and all.
Marketing Strategies for Your Voice Over Business
Five ways to market your voice over business, from email and social media to content, calls to action, and plain old word of mouth.
