During the final stage of the audition process—which may have included dozens of submissions—the buyer narrows the field to just a few standouts. Those chosen at this stage have two key elements in common: [...]

The Society of Voice Arts and Sciences held its second annual Voice Arts Awards in Los Angeles on Nov. 15. The gala honored voiceover actors, creative directors, and advertisers in a number of different [...]

We have been teaching voice acting and developing voiceover programs for more than 20 years. Over that time, we have met personally with hundreds of aspiring voice actors. The primary assumption upon which people [...]

About 99 percent of those who want a career in voiceover acting assume a simple path to success. Success is different for different people and can be described in terms of attainment, admiration from [...]

After more than 50 combined years in the entertainment industry, examining the unique nature of the voiceover business and craft of voiceover acting, we find ourselves mystified by the persistence of various myths perpetuated [...]

When we talk about getting hired, we’re referring to solid, quality jobs that pay good money. Voice actors invest heavily in training, equipment, and the pursuit of employment and they deserve a fair living. [...]

Many people who come to us for voiceover training ask if they can begin with an assessment to determine if they have the right stuff to be successful. It’s a fair question to ask, [...]

A common conversation in the art of voice acting revolves around the concept of “finding your voice.” It’s an important conversation to which every voice actor should pay close attention. As teachers of the [...]

In the book “Outliers,” author Malcolm Gladwell studied the lives of extremely successful people to find out how they achieved success. He discovered that it takes roughly 10,000 hours of practice to achieve mastery [...]