Individual Coaching VS. Group Voiceover Coaching
One-on-one coaching or a group class? A look at the pros and cons of each, from mic time to feedback, so you can pick the setup that fits you.
One-on-one coaching or a group class? A look at the pros and cons of each, from mic time to feedback, so you can pick the setup that fits you.
Why clear diction matters in voice over, from not dropping word endings to using pauses for effect. A back to basics refresher for talent.
Bobby, Lake, Frank and Peter on how they got into voice acting and why they stayed. Some planned it, others fell into it by accident.
Five bits of voiceover advice worth ignoring, from the good voice myth to skipping conferences and agents, and why each one falls apart.
Vocal exercises for voice actors, from mask resonance humming and breathing drills to pitch slides and tongue twisters, plus why mornings sound best.
Why a great voice isn’t enough on its own, plus the university programs, workshops and coaching options that teach the acting side.
After a Japanese anime voice actor took time off with vocal fatigue: breathing exercises, hydration tips, and when to ask for a break.
A Colorado ENT doctor explains what wrecks vocal cords, why resting your voice matters, and why smoking won’t safely lower your register.
What goes into a business voicemail greeting, with sample scripts for internal, external and out of office messages, and why a pro voice helps.
Losing a long-time client can shake even seasoned pros. Why a coach, or a few specialists in other genres, still helps once you’re established.