Blog categorized as Voice Acting

I noticed yesterday that my voice was cracking or a bit more “textured/gravelly” than usual as I was recording. First thing I thought of was “Right! I have to drink water – not JUST coffee.” So, keep a few things in mind every day in dry environments via this blog post.

There’s real value in the studio services, including being able to match an original, years-old narration. In the age of AI though, is there still tangible value? Read on via this blog post.

If you haven't noticed, keeping it real is important... even for voices! Read more here!

Show business is 5% show and 95% business... Do you know what makes it that way?

Show business is 5% show and 95% business... Do you know what makes it that way?

AI is (literally) helping companies steal the future earnings of voice actors - find out more here.

Why, with all the complexity in your industry would you go with something that doesn't understand you?

As a voice actor with a 25-year history of bilingual narration, it's becoming more obvious that affects our industry. Read how here.

Knowingly eroding livelihoods in North America, and using outsourcing to purposefully disregard objective pricing norms is not ethical capitalism.

Can you have Voice Acting without human interaction?

What happens when you speak for a living? Is there a best practice for a sore throat?

What about the business end of the business?

One-size-fits-all large enterprise processes leave me feeling irked! Find out why here.

A realistic look at what could happen if you don't ask the right questions!

Ever realized the words you were using made something a disaster in another language? What happens if you don't speak the language?

Find out what happened to me, as I experienced my first-ever non-authorized use of my previous recordings with AI.

Have you ever considered what a professional does with your job when they are finished?

I invite you to pause for a second and think about the last time you had a “Hey, I know that voice!” moment.

Hiring a voice actor can be complicated, but the question comes up more often now... do they sound REAL enough?

How are you influencing your clients when you are dealing with them? If you're looking for talent, are they providing the WOW you're looking for?