Voice Overs and Murphy’s Law
The audition invite always lands right after the cheeseburgers. A voice actor lists the ways Murphy's Law hits voice over, and why you should laugh it off.
The audition invite always lands right after the cheeseburgers. A voice actor lists the ways Murphy's Law hits voice over, and why you should laugh it off.
A working voice talent shares five habits that keep clients coming back, from beating deadlines to handling small fixes without a fuss.
Your on-hold message is already doing marketing for you. Ideas for what to put in phone greetings, and why to update them often.
Everyone asks for a conversational read. Marc, a voice talent, explains why contractions in your script are the fastest way to get one.
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.
Practical steps for voice actors who want more work online: build your own site, promote on Twitter, hit meet-ups, and pick casting sites carefully.
Home studios opened the floodgates, so anyone can call themselves a pro. A side by side look at how experienced voice talent differs from budget talent.
Syncing remote voice over to picture works if you hand the talent timings per section. Plus the direction tools that make it possible.
Seven habits that quietly cost voice actors auditions, from rambling slates and sloppy script prep to sounding desperate or letting an ego show.
A survey of 500 clients found 66% prefer female voices for online video, plus the kinds of jobs male voice actors still tend to get.