How to Develop Voice Over Chops by Susan Berkley Ever heard of the term “chops”? The dictionary defines chops as the technical skill with which a jazz or rock musician performs. But I think it applies to voice over too. So what are voice over chops and how can we develop them? I’ve identified 6…
Emergency Help for an Inarticulate Spouse By Susan Berkley VoiceCoach subscriber Mary writes: “My husband has an extremely poor vocabulary and a 70’s dialect. I find his constant pronunciation errors embarrassing, for him as well as myself. I often worry about what people really think. He’s a professional who meets with other professionals and homeowners…
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Should Voice Over Beginners “Burn The Boats”? By Susan Berkley There’s some really bad advice going around about changing careers from a day job you hate to a voice over career you’ll love and I want to put a stop to it right now. The advice is: if you want to really make it in…
How to Maintain the “Morning Voice” By Susan Berkley A VoiceCoach subscriber asks: “What is the reason for the deeper/nicer morning voice and how could I maintain it?” Susan Berkley: This man likes the deeper sound quality of his morning voice because he is a voice-over artist. But for many people who wake up sounding…