Imposter Syndrome is actually a good thing.
Voice actors often feel they are imposters in this industry. Like everyone else has it figured out, and you aren't supposed to be here.
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Why is "conversational" in all of my auditions?
Probably nine times out of ten, the audition spec will say to read the copy with a conversational tone. Why is that?
Make the most of your voice when it comes to AI!
Technology marches on. We can evolve along with it, or get left in its wake.
Professional Voice Actors - Act Professionally!
Part of honoring your voice in this industry is making sure that you're taking care to hold yourself to the highest standards you can.
Don't leave money on the table!
When you're generating quotes for clients, are you remembering to bring usage into the conversation?
How you set the scene makes all the difference.
Even though some people think that VO is just reading scripts for money, it's so much more.
You have to love being an entrepreneur!
Being a voice actor today means you are a small business owner, and it's amazing. Anne shares her perspective about being an entrepreneur.
How to make your ABC takes stand out!
Often, directors ask for alternate takes, but are you able to make the best of that opportunity?
Don't let anxiety get the better of your performance.
It's not uncommon to have butterflies whenever you step up to the microphone to read.
You've booked a live session! Don't Panic!
When you book a live directed session, what should you do? What should you NOT do?
Sometimes it's hard to make everyone happy.
We've all been told that you need to have thick skin in this industry.
Your microphone isn't really that big of a deal.
There is a lot of talk about having to have the best gear when you start voiceover. It's all about the sound, right?
Make sure you always get paid for your VO work.
Part of being a voice actor is being an entrepreneur. And like any business owner, you need to get paid in order to stay in business.
Why you need to clearly define your audience.
When you're reading a script for your client, it's really important to know who your audience is, because it will change how you read.
Do you ever get used to the sound of your own voice?
Are you struggling with the sound of your voice? How do you deal with it? Does it get better?
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