Voiceover Talks

In many ways, the work of a voice actor is often more challenging than that of a stage or screen actor. We are required to do so much, with so very little. Where an on-screen actor can use body language, facial expressions and movement in addition to their voice to ‘sell’ a character, we must do the same, using only our voice. 

We often record our scenes independently, and so have no one to ‘react’ to or play off. We’re no...

Welcome back to the Voiceover Talks podcast! If you find yourself bogged down trying to come up with new content for your social media channels, or worrying that you haven't posted anything in a few days, or worse still, getting bummed out when the content you do share doesn't seem to hit, then this week's episode is for you!

This week, I share my thoughts on managing a social media presence while trying to ...

 Welcome back to the Voiceover Talks podcast! Perhaps a slightly controversial subject - this week I talk about voiceover websites, logo design and SEO, and the potential hypocrisy around VOs using some of the cheap/free options out there - options which are, to the web and graphic design industries, what the threat of AI or TTS voices are to the voiceover world. 

Hopefully I won't ruffle too many feather with this on...

Welcome back to the Voiceover Talks podcast!  Season 2  will feature some short-burst episodes focusing on a different topic each week, with tips, guidance and actionable advice that you can take away and start immediately start implementing in to your own voiceover career. In the first episode of this miniseries, I talk about remote live directed sessions, and give 5 top tips to always keep in mind – most of which I’ve had to lear...