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Voice over news, home-studio know-how, and audition tips for working actors.

Audiobook Narration: How to Get Started on ACX
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Audiobook Narration: How to Get Started on ACX

Audiobook narration on ACX is the most permissionless on-ramp in voice over — no agent, no demo, no gatekeeper — and it rewards exactly what a home-recording actor already has.

1 day ago

Video Game Voice Acting: Stamina, Efforts, Mocap
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Video Game Voice Acting: Stamina, Efforts, Mocap

Video game voice acting is one of the fastest-growing performance markets, and its demands — stamina, efforts, and full-body commitment — reward exactly the muscles an on-camera actor already trains.

3 days ago

Commercial Voice Over: Nailing the Conversational Read
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Commercial Voice Over: Nailing the Conversational Read

The announcer is dead — modern commercial voice-over rewards a warm, specific, conversational read, which is exactly the acting an on-camera actor already knows how to do.

5 days ago

Types of Voice Over: Which Genre Fits Your Voice
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Types of Voice Over: Which Genre Fits Your Voice

Voice acting isn't one job — it's a dozen distinct disciplines, and the fastest way to start earning is to find the two or three that already fit your natural voice.

7 days ago

Why Every On-Camera Actor Should Do Voice Acting
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Why Every On-Camera Actor Should Do Voice Acting

Voice acting isn't someone else's career — it's the other half of yours: cast by the same directors, built on the skills you already have, and worth roughly double the work you're eligible for.

10 days ago

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