by Susan | Mar 29, 2018 | Voice Over Articles
They say success leaves tracks. That’s why I love reading biographies of luminaries in business and the arts. (I highly recommend the biography of Dale Carnegie- “Self-help Messiah”) Rock guitarists spend hours learning the famous licks of Jimi... by Susan | Mar 21, 2018 | Voice Over Articles
When you book a voice over job most of the time you’ll be recording from home. But every now and then you’ll be called to an outside studio, a professional facility with an audio engineer. All you have to do is show up, take direction and talk. It’s... by Susan | Mar 15, 2018 | Voice Over Articles
Once I went down to Madison Avenue to audition for a candy bar voice over. There were several women auditioning but there was no script and no mic. The casting director stood us in a line and asked us to say “Oooo!” “Ahhh ” –separately... by Susan | Mar 7, 2018 | Voice Over Articles
One of the most frustrating things about being a voice talent today is that you rarely, if ever, get feedback on your auditions. Sure, maybe you’ll get a “like” on one of the voice casting sites but that doesn’t help when you don’t book... by Susan | Mar 1, 2018 | Voice Over Articles
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...
