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Should you warm up your voice?

Before Clark Gable was known as “The King of Hollywood” he spent years rigorously training his voice. His naturally high-pitched voice was lowered with better posture, body control, and breathing. Eventually, he developed the famous baritone that uttered...

Voice Over Practice Tips

Recently I went to Birdland, a top NY jazz club, to watch a show by a friend of mine, the singer Alexis Cole. (www.alexiscole.com) She and her trio knocked it out of the park and as she sang and scatted her heart out, I was struck by how hard musicians work to perfect...
How to save money on your voice over start up

How to save money on your voice over start up

They say owning a boat is like owning a hole in the water into which you pour your money. Kinda’ reminds me of voice over websites which can be like a hole in cyber space into which you pour your hard earned cash not to mention your precious time. But for the...

Voice over opportunities in the telephony niche

Once I was the unfortunate victim of identity theft. The creeps opened a bunch of AT&T mobile accounts in my name and then had the unmitigated gall to not pay the bill. I discovered the problem when the automated collection calls started coming… in my voice. Yes,...

How to deal with cranky voice over customers

Most of your voice over sessions will go smoothly. Your clients will be pleasant, friendly and easy to deal with. But every once in a while you’ll get a cranky client, someone who’s extremely picky and hard to please. The client sounds impatient and cold....