Megan Sato – The Voice Realm

Marcela, a bilingual voice artist from Costa Rica, on her radio start, voicing seven characters in one e-learning course, and staying happy at work.

Bobby, Lake, Frank and Peter on how they got into voice acting and why they stayed. Some planned it, others fell into it by accident.

What audiobook narration asks of a voice actor, from vocal stamina and acting chops to editing, plus why the author, not an agency, calls the shots.

Casting directors weigh in on what sinks an audition, from stuck speech rhythms to audition nerves, plus why your first 10 seconds matter most.

Voice acting is a customer service job, too. Practical habits for keeping clients happy, from checking your audio to beating the deadline.

Mark, an Australian singer and actor, talks about landing the national iPhone voice gig, taking direction well, and finding work online.

A Colorado ENT doctor explains what wrecks vocal cords, why resting your voice matters, and why smoking won't safely lower your register.

Audrey, an American voice actor and radio audio engineer, on reading scripts like musical scores, her home booth, and advice for newcomers.

Seven steps for clients directing a voice actor, from script spacing and phonetic spellings to how much direction is too much.

What counts as a native speaker, why clients ask for one, and why a bilingual Mandarin voice actor says culture matters as much as fluency.

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