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Voice Over Studio
How to Make Stand-Out Radio Imaging
Five tips for radio imaging that sticks, from matching sound to your station's colors to customizing FX and picking a voice that fits.
Voice Realm News Page 4. News and updates from The Voice Realm: new features, casting tips and what is happening on the site.
Marketing your Voice
Lend Your Voice to Charity
How VocaliD builds custom synthetic voices for speech-impaired people, and why voice actors are well suited to donate a few hours of plain reading.
Voice Over Coaching
How to Reduce Vocal Fatigue
After a Japanese anime voice actor took time off with vocal fatigue: breathing exercises, hydration tips, and when to ask for a break.
Voice Over Coaching
Voice Actors’ Guide to Caring for the Throat
A Colorado ENT doctor explains what wrecks vocal cords, why resting your voice matters, and why smoking won't safely lower your register.
Voice Over Business
The Voice Realm Listens… Voice Over Website Review
Survey results from voice talent are in, including what they like, what bugs them, and why the same names keep landing repeat bookings.
Marketing your Voice
Meet Male Voice Actor: Larry Wayne
Larry started in radio and has been selling his voice for three decades. He talks e-learning work, home studios, and keeping the radio out.
Marketing your Voice
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.
Voice Over Industry
Australian Voice Actor Andrew MacRae on His Career and VO Industry
Andrew, an Australian voice actor, talks about his first booking, a six-word whisky ad, working in pajamas, and how he trains his voice.
Marketing your Voice
Voice Over Work is a Breeze for Serena
Serena, a British voice actor who spent 20 years voicing news and documentaries in Berlin, talks home studio gear, difficult clients and self-marketing.
Marketing your Voice
Behind our Voice Actors: Alfonso Sales
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.