by Susan | Sep 26, 2019 | Voice Over Articles
Ever gotten laryngitis? In voice over, it’s game over. The first thing you should do is see your doctor to make sure it’s nothing serious. They’ll probably tell you to head home, drink lots of fluids and stop talking for a day or so. Lots of things... 
by Susan | Sep 19, 2019 | Voice Over Articles
Last month my boyfriend Richard and I took a somewhat impromptu 6-day trip to Paris. We swore we’d pack light and I’m proud to say we pulled it off-just a small carry-on and a backpack for each of us. We had an incredible time. What a pleasure to cruise... 
by Susan | Sep 13, 2019 | Voice Over Articles
Back seat of a car. Under a comforter. In the closet. Sounds like a set up for the fulfillment of teenage lust, doesn’t it. (7 minutes in heaven anyone?) But no, it’s a lot less thrilling than that. These are just a few of the many cramped, isolated places... 
by Susan | Sep 4, 2019 | Voice Over Articles
I love tea. How about you? I learned the hard way that certain teas and voice over don’t mix. Black tea? The tannic acid in a good strong ‘cuppa will close your throat like drinking sand. Add milk and that blobby green monster from the Mucinex commercials... 
by Susan | Jul 25, 2019 | Voice Over Articles
Back when “Daydream Believer” was playing on every scratchy-sounding car radio, my parents gave me the songbook of The Monkees Greatest Hits and an upright piano to go along with it. They also hired a piano teacher with bad breath and a penchant for... 
by Susan | Jun 7, 2019 | Voice Over Articles
It’s kind of a Catch-22. To get that rich, warm voice over voice everybody wants you have to stay relaxed… letting the tension flow from your body, your jaw like gauze, the muscles of your face like soft, malleable clay. But how can you stay relaxed if your new...
