New voice actors often ask, “How many takes should I do for an audition?” and yet again the answer,...
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Wear One Hat at a Time: Researching, Acting, Directing, and Editing your Audition
Tatiana Grey, , Working Wednesdays, 0Being a voice actor means owning your own small business. And, as with many small businesses, that means you...
To slate or not to slate? Indeed, my friends, that is the question. And one of the longest running...
I have a confession: I don’t enjoy fancy restaurants. I’m not a food adventurer. I like to eat –...
Working Wednesday – Inside the Voice Actor’s Studio: Audiobook Auditions
Caroline Turner Cole, , Working Wednesdays, 0As actors, our job is to audition. You’ve likely heard this before. Focus on the audition, not on the...
Many of us played the game as children where we would close our eyes, walk down the sidewalk or...
Natural, Conversational, & Connected: Tips & Techniques For Commercial Voice Actors
Erika Ward, , Voice Over Performance, 0“Casual and conversational; not announcer-y or character-y” “The tone should be conversational…” “Voice shouldn’t be too commercial-y or sales-y....
Today we cover a tricky topic and one that’s often a lively debate among voice actors. Text analysis –...
How many times have I heard that sentence from students in my Intro to Voice-Over class? A lot. In...
This week’s Working Wednesday is a hot take on cold reads. While voice-over artists may be tempted to...
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