Voice Over Business Page 17. Running your voice over career like a business: rates, contracts, clients, invoicing and the habits that keep the work coming in.

Work's gone quiet? Here's what voice actors can do with the downtime: conventions, webinars, a gear check, fresh demos and a marketing rethink.

Why movie trailers are called trailers, how narration joined them in the 1940s, and the trailer types voice actors can audition for.

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.

Darth Vader's original voice is back for Rogue One, and the producers say he'll appear sparingly but loom large at one key moment.

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.

Antonio played Chekov in the Star Trek films and voiced Clumsy in The Smurfs. A look back at a career cut short at 27.

Nemo and Squirt got recast for Finding Dory because their original voice actors grew up. Plus, Dory's parents finally get voices.

Vocal exercises for voice actors, from mask resonance humming and breathing drills to pitch slides and tongue twisters, plus why mornings sound best.

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

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.