Fun, Focus, Ease, and Breathe
How can you, as a voice-over artist, be the most creatively productive in a world of “Do! Do! Do!”, when to perform, you need to connect to just being? If you find yourself “doing” too much and you make no …
Working Wednesday: Feeling Emotion in Your Voice with the Emotion Wheel
Improvisation skills and being able to think fast on your feet (or voice) when given direction is a necessity when recording most voice over projects in the studio. Our job as a voice actor is to give voice and emotion …
How to Make Emotional Connections to a Voice-Over Script
Click here to hear Bonnie read this article! “Nothing…I’m feeling nothing…” this sentiment from that song in “A Chorus Line” is not what you want to be thinking when you read through a script as a voice-over artist, nor what …
How to Quiet a Critical Mind in VO (and in life!)
Depending on where you are on your Such A Voice journey, (and this will vary depending on if you are doing 30- or 60-minute sessions, but let’s go with 30-minutes for the sake of example), you may recognize this familiar …
4 Booth Mistakes Everyone Makes!
You’ve gotten the training and now you’re ready to build that home studio so you can get your voice-over career off the ground. Prepare for liftoff by avoiding these mistakes that everyone starting out makes in their home studios. Mistake …
Talent Spotlight: Jimmy Shoffman
Jimmy Shoffman recorded his demos at the end of last year, and since then has been booking work and building up his VO business. Want to know his story? Check it out below! What were you up to before …
Studio On-The-Go: How to Work as a VO Nomad
Unlike a lot of freelance entrepreneurs living that #LaptopLifestyle, as voice-over artists, we need more than just a hot cup of coffee and a laptop to create a nomadic work life. However, it’s not a total impossibility, just because we …
4 Things You Need To Get Started in Voice-Over
A microphone and a website are all you need to start doing VO. Okay… that is a bit simplistic. But, all you really need other than that is software to capture and edit audio, and something to kill background noise …
Vocal Health vs. Your Social Life
As a voice-over artist, your voice is your instrument. It’s the most important tool you have when you walk into work each morning and it must sound consistent each time you step behind the microphone – which means it’s part …
Steam Power: Keeping the VO Train on Track
With the holidays behind us, here’s a helpful morning routine I do almost every day. All you will need is 15 minutes and some source of steam (for the purpose of being water-conscious, I recommend doing these exercises while in …
Talent Spotlight: Jacquelyn Liz (Part II)
Jacquelyn completed her training with Such A Voice in 2017, and very quickly found success in the animation space. We actually interviewed her shortly after she finished up with us, and now its time for an update! Read the original …
Work-Life Balance: Establish, Plan, Preserve
Plug the phrase “Work-Life Balance” into Google, and the search returns roughly 845,000,000 results. This is more than twice the estimated US population. I think we can all agree that this is a topic on most of our minds. But …