Many aspiring voice actors look for a mentor and that's a pretty good idea. The question is: when and why do you need one?

Let's start off 2022 with some great voiceover website advice! Here is guest blogger Jordan Lavin, founder of Voice on Screen...

As we wind down 2021 and gear up for 2022, here is some voiceover advice to chew on...

How to follow up with voice seekers is a question regularly asked by voice actors. My question is; why should you follow up?

As a voice actor, how important is talent? How important is skill? Is one more important than the other?

Collaboration is a skill that must be developed to be an effective voice actor. How can you develop your collaboration skills...?

Different voiceover coaches have different styles. What kind of voiceover coach do you need to help you realize your potential?

How much effort you should put into editing your voiceover auditions?

Have you ever posted on social media about a voiceover gig or audition and it got you in trouble? Here are 3 tips to avoid problems..

Since the voiceover industry has changed so much, I thought it would be a good idea to revisit the concept of landing an agent.

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Ten years ago this week, I attended my first voiceover conference: FaffCon 3. It changed my life.

eLearning narration, requires you to flex a specific set of muscles quickly and effectively. With that in mind, here are three tips...

Backstage, an entertainment industry magazine and casting site, just acquired the online casting site Voice123. What does this mean...?

Ah, the dreaded cold email! It sends a shiver down many a voice actors' spine. Exactly how important is it?

What does a voiceover survey that 1,244 voice actors participated in say about the state of the voiceover industry? Let's find out...

Let's have a conversation about wisdom. Wisdom, patience, experience. These are things that don't come naturally or quickly...

Obviously your voiceover audition is important, but exactly how important is it? And why?

Relationships can be tricky to establish, nurture, and maintain. The really tough part is how to determine when some relationships must end.

What kind of voiceover agent represents you? Are they fighting tooth & nail to get you industry rates and fair terms?

Artificial intelligence is already a part of the voiceover industry. What does that mean for voice actors...?

Parsing is what I call an "ism". Most of the time it's a bad habit but it's also one of many narration tools at your disposal...

Last week, my wife and I went to see the Shakespeare in the Park production of 'Merry Wives'. We've never been and it was amazing!

Ethics in the voiceover industry is something that everyone needs to get on the same page about. How can you be an ethical voice actor?