TVR’s Top Female American Voice Actor: Audrey Bentham
Audrey, an American voice actor and radio audio engineer, on reading scripts like musical scores, her home booth, and advice for newcomers.
Audrey, an American voice actor and radio audio engineer, on reading scripts like musical scores, her home booth, and advice for newcomers.
Andrew, an Australian voice actor, talks about his first booking, a six-word whisky ad, working in pajamas, and how he trains his voice.
Seven steps for clients directing a voice actor, from script spacing and phonetic spellings to how much direction is too much.
Serena, a British voice actor who spent 20 years voicing news and documentaries in Berlin, talks home studio gear, difficult clients and self-marketing.
Dorien, a New England broadcaster turned voice actor, talks about juggling multiple pay-to-play sites and how he decided which ones to keep.
Alfonso, a native Spanish voice actor of 20 years, on starting out in radio, why he built his own studio, and his advice for new talent.
Ethan trained in theater before going full-time in VO. He talks characters, marketing yourself as a bilingual talent, and his daily schedule.
Erika is a native Spanish voice actor in California. She talks translation work, recording a national spot on a walker, and home studio advice.
What to put in a business voicemail greeting, from the opening line to setting a realistic callback time, and why 20 to 25 seconds is the sweet spot.
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.