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Health: Exercise Is Not Just For A Flat Stomach – Give Your Mood And Voice A Lift, by Ann Utterback, Ph.D
Want to add one thing to your daily life that doesn’t take much time but will improve your voice and performance? Well, get moving, says Dr. Ann Utterback, voice specialist and author of the e-book, “Broadcaster’s Survival Guide.” You just need to do something that raises your heart rate moderately for between 10 to 30 minutes several times per week …
Vocal Health #10: It’s A Wrap – Avoiding Issues Will Hurt You In The Long Run, by Bettye Zoller
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Vocal Health: Are You Frying Your Voice This Summer? 10 Tips Help You Stay – And Sound – Cool, by Ann Utterback
Summer can be hard on your voice and your body with the heat and humidity. You can sound parched and also look wilted on camera. If you want to sound great and look polished, follow these 10 tips from voice specialist Ann Utterback …
Health: “Just One More Audition And Then I’ll Go To The Gym” – Is That YOU? by Amy Taylor-Fernandez
Taking the first step to improving your health is perhaps the hardest, but there IS an eventual payoff, asserts voice actor Amy Taylor-Fernandez, whose shortness-of-breath wake-up call led her to the gym where she’s lost weight and become physically and vocally stronger …
Seriously, What’s Your Vocal Health IQ? Maybe Surprise Yourself With This Quiz
When a friend or voice over colleague is not feeling well, we want to help. We pass along remedies we believe have helped us, or mention something we’ve been told or read about in a voice over forum. Trouble is, some of that advice might actually be harmful. Here’s a quick Vocal Health IQ Quiz to help you get a sense of what’s fact or myth …
Health: COVID-19 – Is Wearing (Or Not Wearing) A Mask Political For You? Or About Personal Rights? How About Human Decency!! By Dan Hurst
The numbers from the CDC (from numerous reports) suggest that for every person infected with COVID, between two to three other people will become infected. This is not a political statement. Or an issue of personal rights. Helping to keep family and friends safe – by wearing a mask in public – is about HUMAN DECENCY, argues VO pro Dan Hurst …
