Voice Acting: Apply Your Palette Of Vocal Colors To Brush Words, by Marc Cashman
Voice Actor & Coach ©2009 Marc Cashman It’s hard to remember exactly when we got our first coloring book, but we do remember it was fun. At first, we sprayed…
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Directions: The Best Ones Help Create Pictures In Your Mind – Interview with Bill Holmes, Part 2, by John Florian
By John Florian VoiceOverXtra Read Part 1: Audition Choices Bill Holmes, the multi-tasking voice talent / teacher / director / producer and owner of Compost Productions in North Hollywood, CA…
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Voice Acting: Connect With Listener By Lifting The Words Off The Page, by Bobbin Beam
Voice Actor I was thinking recently about something that Chuck Blore said in a workshop I attended a while back. He spoke of the listener, and the fact that he/she…
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Crappy Copy Complicates Completing Client’s Creation (Huh?) How To Cope, by Dave Courvoisier
By Dave Courvoisier Voice Actor & TV News Anchor Voice actors can tell – usually within seconds – whether the copy they’re reading is well-written. An accomplished copywriter stands out above the…
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Character Development in Voice-Overs: Observe, Listen & Draw On Memories, by Bettye Zoller
Voice Talent & Coach VoicesVoices.com Just as actors must do when working in theatre and film, finding your character in voice-over scripts – although in a more brief script – employs the…
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arTICulate! Exercise Your Tongue & Jaw Before Voice-Over Sessions, by Connie Terwilliger
Voice Actor and Instructor When reading voice-over scripts, these “ailments” are bound to strike from time to time: Immovable Jaw Idle Tongue Lazy Lips Too Much Speed! What to do? Exercise…
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Voice Acting: It’s All About Characters – Make Them Believable For Your Clients and Audience, by Deb Munro
Voice Talent and Coach Mic ‘N Me Please click here for the podcast page. Thanks! ARE YOU MISSING OUT? Get the latest voice-over industry news, how-to ideas and resources with…
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Why Many Voice Talent Aren’t Hired … Are You Making These Mistakes, Too? by David Goldberg
Producer & Coach Edge Studio I usually write in the positive. But because so many talent are so unprofessional, telling this story from our perspective – which is all too…
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Marking Scripts: Create Visual Cues To Deliver Your Best VO Performance, by Peter Drew
Voice Actor ©2009 Peter Drew You’ve booked your first voice-over session, a 60-second radio ad, at a local production house. You arrive in a positive frame of mind, relaxed, and…
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Pacing Your Read: Fast, Medium Or Slow – How To Deliver On Time, by Stew Crossen
Voice Actor & Coach Learn how to set your pace. This is simply the rate of speed at which we speak. Proper pacing is a fundamental skill for voice work.…