Getting There Faster with Recurring Work
Making a living as a VO actor can seem daunting in a world of one-off jobs, but recurring work from regular clients is one of the keys to getting there. The Holy Grail for a working actor – or …
The Art of the Follow-up
We currently live in the age of digital connection. We check our phones daily and there are a plethora of apps and platforms available to see what is going on in the lives of the people we know (or only …
Working Wednesday: Health Wellness as a Voice-Over Actor
Being a voice-over actor and freelancer can be a roller coaster ride full of highs and lows. There may be one month where you have several bookings and an excess of incoming revenue, and other months where it feels as …
The Mental Crossover: From Part-Time Jobs to Full-Time Voice-Over Artist & Coach – “Letting Go”
I started imitating voices and songs at the age of six when I saw the movie Annie and my family discovered that I could sing a song after hearing it once. I had a gift. I just didn’t know …
Talent Spotlight: Aimee Thibert
Aimee Thibert did her voice-over training with Such A Voice in late 2017, and since then has been active doing radio spots, character work, and building her client list. She’s also a mother AND an Air Force Veteran. What can’t she do?! Let’s …
Best Practices For Acquiring an Agent
If you feel the time is right to get your first agent, but are uncertain of where to start, this blog was written for you! Below, you’ll find some very specific information to help you get started: Do your research …