Advantages of Voice Acting in Students Lives
Why voice acting suits students looking for part-time work: it builds confidence, fits around classes, and can turn into a career path later on.
Category: Marketing your Voice
Making Your VO Website Mobile Friendly is a MUST
Why your voice over site needs to work on phones, plus practical fixes: responsive design, bigger buttons and fonts, no Flash, and how to test it.
The Elements of a Great Voice Over Demo
What casting directors and agents actually listen for in a voice over demo: ideal length, file order, format, slating, and the mistakes to skip.
Voice Actor’s Secret to Getting Repeat Clients
Eleven ways to turn one-off voice over gigs into regular work, from beating deadlines to never arguing with the client.
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.
When Voice Actors Become Social Media Braggarts
Sharing wins online feels good, but it can cost you followers. A look at why voice actors brag, when it grates, and how to check your intentions first.
The State of Online Voiceover Casting for Talents
Moving your voice over work online, from building a profile and social presence to choosing between subscription and commission platforms.
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.
Create a Voiceover Demo Reel that Stands Out
Why your demo should run 60 to 90 seconds, what gear you’ll need to record it well, and how to hook a client in the opening few seconds.
Hilarious Voice Over Narrator Gets Plenty of Attention
Anthony narrates Jane The Virgin with a Spanish accent he doesn’t have in real life. How he went from reggae producing to voice over work.
