by Susan | Mar 20, 2015 | Voice Over Articles
One of the great things about voice over is that you’re not live and that’s great news for anyone who makes mistakes while reading copy, and that’s all of us. Yet many novices become flustered and frustrated when they miss a word or stumble. Some people get completely... by Susan | Mar 6, 2015 | Voice Over Articles
Does your photo belong on your voice over website? Here’s my opinion to help you decide for yourself. 1. Producers cast “types”. Most of us don’t look anything like we sound. If you don’t look like your voice type, buyers might not even bother listening to... by Susan | Feb 28, 2015 | Voice Over Articles
What is momentum? The dictionary defines it as strength or force gained by motion or through the development of events In order to get momentum to kick in, in your voice over career, you must make a serious commitment to speed. That means no more pussy footing around... by Susan | Feb 20, 2015 | Voice Over Articles
These days most of your voice over jobs will be recorded from your home studio, but every once in awhile a client will ask you to record in a professional studio outside your home. There, you’ll work with a recording engineer who will direct you with possible input... by Susan | Feb 7, 2015 | Voice Over Articles
If you are new to voice over I’m about to give you some insider information that will help you breathe a big sigh of relief. The secret is: you don’t have to read the script perfectly all the way through. I know this may seem obvious to people who’ve... by Susan | Jan 23, 2015 | Voice Over Articles
How to Get In The Mood for a Voice Over Audition or Booking By Susan Berkley Here’s some performance advice for doing voice overs when you’re just not in the mood. Maybe you just had an argument with someone or you’re tired or extra busy and your...
