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Voice acting
Why Moving Around When Acting Can Make Your Recordings Sound Better
Gesturing and moving while you record can cut stress, boost energy and get you into character. Plus the mistakes to avoid, like clipping your mic.
Voice over tips Page 6. Practical voice over tips you can use today, from the booth to the audition to the invoice.
Voice Over Coaching
Tips for Aspiring Voice-Over Artists: From Auditions to Booking Gigs
A beginner's walkthrough for voice actors, from audition prep and demo reels to home studio basics, self-marketing, and handling your first bookings.
Professional Voice Talent
9 Signs You Need the Help of a Professional Voice-Over Actor
Nine signs your project has outgrown DIY recording, from flat delivery and bored listeners to scripts that need multiple accents.
Professional Voice Talent
Become a Voiceover Expert by Watching These 5 Videos
Five YouTube videos worth watching if you're starting out in voice over, covering home studio basics, vocal warm-ups, auditioning and demo reels.
Voice acting
Student Voice Acting Careers: How to Get Started
Students curious about voice acting can start by reading up, following blogs, listening to podcasts and joining an online group for support.
Voice acting
Top 6 Reasons Students Should Consider Getting into Voice Acting
Six reasons voice acting suits students, from working at home to networking, plus the acting, tech and business skills you'll need first.
Hollywood Actors
Everything a College Student Should Know About Voice Acting
What voice acting work actually involves, why it fits around classes, and how college students can start with training, practice and auditions.
British Voice Over
The Voice Over Psychic Sorcerer
Hannah, a Scottish voice actor now based in Sydney, on how the work dried up when lockdowns hit, and how a Swedish agent friend saw it coming.
Voice over tips
Keep Your Throat Healthy
What dries out your vocal cords, from cold weather to coffee and cigarette smoke, plus daily habits and warm-ups that keep your voice ready to record.
Communication
Proper Diction: A Voice Actor’s Best Friend
Morgan Freeman credits a diction instructor for that voice. What diction means for voice actors, plus tongue twisters and consonant drills to practice.