I love Shakespeare. It’s a little-known fact that before I became a voice actor, my plan was to be a Shakespearean actor. I even went to...

Connecting with your copy is critical to being an effective voice actor. Here’s a lesson in NOT connecting… About thirteen years ago, I...

Practice does NOT make perfect. Hear me out… Many new voice actors think just having talent is enough to succeed. False. Many new voice...

ADR is fun! I did an ADR session last week in Manhattan. While I can’t talk about the project itself (at least not yet) I can talk about...

It’s 2020 (an election year) and I think it’s safe to say that the demand for political spots will increase. By that I mean there will be...

App narration is one of the many voiceover genres I’ve had the pleasure of participating in. I’m in the middle of narrating my second app...

25 years ago last week I had my first voiceover lesson with Hope Noah. On November 4th, 1994 I went for a voiceover diagnostic with Hope...

I’m an eLearning narrator. I’ve always called myself a voice talent but when it comes right down to it, I’m an eLearning narrator. Or is...

Auditions. Perhaps single most obsessed-over part of the voiceover industry by new talent. How you think about auditions reveals some...

I had the pleasure of narrating “The Four Elements of Thinking” for my friend Ben Cheung. When he announced the release of the print...

Voiceover narration technique is not something I talk about often. Since the thrust of my contribution to the voiceover industry is...

Education, specifically the current American educational system, has really done a number on us voice talent. Think about the 20th...

I had the pleasure of narrating the fascinating book, “Why We Elect Narcissists and Sociopaths and How We Can Stop” by Bill Eddy. Here’s...

Last week I was talking to my friend Carin Gilfry about slating auditions. The topic arose because respected coach Paul Liberti talked...

I recently encountered not one, not two, but three weird situations which involved both the perception and the reality of voiceover...

Here’s a lesson in good storytelling… Over the weekend I went to the screening of the new short film “Killian“, starring one of my...

As a narrator, audio book preparation can be a fun, sometimes daunting, and often fulfilling challenge. Here’s an example… Right now I’m...

A big challenge for many voice talents of all experience levels is genre focus. How do you pick a voiceover genre to focus on? How do you...

We’ve been hearing the rhetoric for years that there are a bunch of predatory voiceover coaches and demo producers out there (which is...

Reading commercial copy is one of the most basic skills in the voiceover industry. What a better way to hone said skills than at the...

I recently narrated the fascinating audio book The Innovation Code: The Creative Power of Constructive Conflict by Jeff and Staney...

Five years ago this month, I decided to become the VO Strategist. What a crazy ride it’s been! My brain works funny. I often see the...

I love stand-up comedy. I’ve loved it ever since I saw George Carlin in “Carlin at Carnegie” on HBO when I was a kid. He was a genius not...

I recently narrated Breaking Through Gridlock by Jason Jay and Gabriel Grant. This was an interesting one! Breaking Through Gridlock...