Early in my voice over career the police found my demo in the pocket of a homeless man. How do I know? It had my phone number on it and they called me thinking the guy may have grabbed my purse or something. But no…the homeless guy had my demo CD because he fished it…

Here’s a common question: do you need a business license, tax accountant or even a lawyer to launch your new voice over business? Relax! Starting a voice over business is easier (and much less expensive) than you think. Let’s take a look at how to get things going in this week’s Inside Voice Over video…

As a new voice over talent, it’s wise to start caring for yourself like an elite athlete. Your voice is not only the mirror of your soul, it’s an integral part of your body and if you’re in poor physical shape, you won’t be able to perform like you need to. The New York Times…

Back in the day, everyone knew what a radio voice sounded like: deep, rich, resonant– like the voice of actor Richard Burton or God Himself. Women? With few exceptions, we just didn’t do voice overs in the early years of advertising, and people of color are still struggling for equity –although diversity in casting is…

Does being an audiobook narrator appeal to you? These day’s they’re hotter than ever with annual sales topping $1 billion. Scott Brick, a top audio book narrator, was featured on CBS Sunday Morning this past weekend and recently audio books were the subject of an entire segment of the NY Times. But being successful in…