Asking the right questions upfront can make all the difference between a smooth, professional job and frustrating back-and-forth revisions.

Clients will ask about pricing, turnaround time, and revisions. Be prepared with clear answers to set expectations and build trust.

Tension makes your reads sound forced. A simple shrug before speaking can release tension, helping you sound natural and more believable.

When the ups and downs of voice over get tough, reconnect with what sparked your passion in the first place—joy is always a choice.

Make this the year you take control of your marketing. Small, consistent efforts will grow your voice over business & set you up for success

Finding your first voice over job? Start with P2P sites, freelance gigs, and networking to build experience and land your first paid gig.

Stop focusing on how you sound and start telling the story. Authenticity beats perfection every time. Connect, engage, and let go!

Success starts with gratitude. Reflect on your wins, set clear goals, break them into steps, and track progress for lasting motivation.

Investing in your voice over business? Start with education, coaching, and smart studio setup before diving into gear or demos.

New voice actors usually have trouble figuring out what niche or genre to pursue. In this video, Anne breaks down how to figure it out.

Find the crescendos in your script to engage listeners, create dynamic storytelling, and bring your voice over performances to life.

A strong sales pipeline helps voice actors track leads, build client relationships, and create a steady income stream for long-term success.