Behind our Voice Actors: JoJo Jensen
JoJo, an American voice talent closing in on 20 years, talks narration, her 6AM start, home versus commercial studios, and advice for newcomers.
JoJo, an American voice talent closing in on 20 years, talks narration, her 6AM start, home versus commercial studios, and advice for newcomers.
Talent agents can land you union gigs, but the auditions mean travel. A look at when an agent’s worth it and when online work wins.
Mike went full-time in voice over back in 2008 after years in IT support. He talks auditions, long-form work, and why he passes on some jobs.
Matt, a male voice actor with an acting background, talks about flexible days, clear auditions, picking the jobs he says yes to, and where VO is headed.
Michael, a bilingual voice actor based in Puerto Rico, talks radio roots, working across time zones, and why he skips sound-alike auditions.
A rundown of what works online for voice actors, what doesn’t, and the bidding sites and cheap gear that quietly cost you work.
Three ways to cast a voice actor: audition them one on one, post a casting notice, or book straight from a demo. Here’s how each one works.
Bob, a working voice actor, explains why an audition is only a starting point, and how clear direction gets you the read you actually want.
Male voices edged out female ones across 500 jobs cast over six months. The numbers on accents, languages and kids’ bookings, plus how we got here.
Why a recorded voice on your site keeps visitors around longer, plus the kinds of audio that work, from how-to tips to on hold phone greetings.