In this episode Justine talks with Such A Voice Coach and Improv Extraordinaire Tim Powers. They talked about: The power of acting in ‘Voice Acting’ – YOU CAN BE TRAINED IN THIS AREA Four point analysis Acting is reacting Having …
In this amazing episode where I speak with Doug Jones – known as the greatest actor you hardly ever see! We talk about: Voice acting as a full-body experience David Hyde Pierce not understanding why they hired him because Doug …
In part two of Justine’s interview with James Seawood, they discuss “Imposter Syndrome”, being able to survive in a highly competitive field, bringing your own “authentic self” to a read, figuring out the strategy or “roadmap” of learning voice-over, understanding …
In part one of Justine’s interview with James Seawood, James discusses his voice-over journey, the importance of getting coaching, working as a full time voice-over talent, the power of setting intentions and creating goals, working with pay-to-play sites, and so …
In part two of Justine’s interview with Steve Silverman, Steve discusses picking the right person for the gig. Trends in voice-over embracing Diversity, Equality, and Inclusion (DEI), how to break into promo and trailer VO, the importance of getting coaching, …
In this episode, Justine interviews Such A Voice Alumni Tim Huchton. We talk about his choice to start a voice-over career, and his experience with our team at Such A Voice. We also talk about what it means to speak …
In part one of Justine’s interview with Steve Silverman, Steve talks about how he got started in the industry as an intern on the soap opera General Hospital, being in the right place at the right time, creating self fulfilling …
As someone who craves adventure and loves exploring new places, I understand the burning desire to travel while maintaining a voice-over business. While voice-over artists may have a few extra pieces of the puzzle compared to other freelancers, it’s not …
When it comes to finding voice-over work, I always suggest casting a wide net, through agents, pay-to-play sites, and your own marketing efforts. So much of the work is determined by your own hustle, but nobody likes to spin their …
No matter where you’re at in voice-over, it’s important to spend time connecting with new potential clients. When I first started out in voice-over, I put in a lot of elbow grease to build a base of clients who would …
Failure. It is talked about a lot, and in its own covert way, failure can be a beautiful thing; but, its beauty is definitely in the eye of the beholder. I’ll start with one of my favorite quotes on failure, …
Our goal as voice actors is to take the words, thoughts, and intentions of someone else’s script and make them sound like our own. Sometimes we can get lost in how we think a script should sound, instead of what …