Voice Over Actors and Competition
Competition for voice over work is stiffer than ever, so stop complaining and get better. Advice on demos, deadlines, and how you talk to clients.
Competition for voice over work is stiffer than ever, so stop complaining and get better. Advice on demos, deadlines, and how you talk to clients.
Nemo and Squirt got recast for Finding Dory because their original voice actors grew up. Plus, Dory’s parents finally get voices.
Janet voiced Judy Jetson, Josie and radio’s Corliss Archer. A look back at the career she built, and the animated role she lost late on.
How to pick the right room at home for voice over recording, from noise and isolation to flooring, room shape and acoustic treatment basics.
Rachael went from radio to full time voice over. She talks 12-hour days, why fast replies win jobs, and what working from home really looks like.
Casting sites get a lot of hate online, but they’re not all the same. A look at why clients use them, and why the complaining doesn’t help.
How hiring a voice over moved from big city agents and ISDN lines to home studios, and what to watch out for when you cast online.
Hiring a voice actor online, minus the runaround. How browsing, casting notices and held payments work, and what to watch for on other sites.
Why voice talent who fix a few words without a fuss get booked again, and where the line sits before asking for revision fees.
Randye, a Connecticut voice actress, landed the imaging gig for a Las Vegas radio station off one audition. She talks about how it happened.