Should you wear headphones while recording voice over? Some say yes, others say no. Find out how they impact your performance and recordings

Voiceover isn’t just reading—it’s acting. Every script has a story, and your job is to bring it to life in a way that truly connects.

Keep your eyes on the script—playing the paper keeps you on track, ensures accuracy, and helps you stay fully in the scene.

Movement is a subtle, but important aspect of voice acting. When used correctly, it can help deliver stronger, more believable performances.

You can use music theory and musical ideas to help improve your spoken word voiceover.

Understanding a script’s point of view—first, second, or third person—can enhance your storytelling and authenticity as a voice actor.

Rushing to record an audition? Take time to research script, company, and product to bring confidence & authenticity to your performance.

Probably nine times out of ten, the audition spec will say to read the copy with a conversational tone. What does it mean, and why is it...

While there's no one-size-fits-all blueprint for success, truth be told, it's so much more than just reading words on a page...

Practice voice over with purpose—set goals, refine acting, and limit takes to improve efficiency and boost your chances of booking work.

Honoring your voice means investing in training, equipment, and confidence. Learn how to treat your voice like the valuable asset it is.

Voice over isn’t just reading lines—it’s reacting to a scene. Set the stage, enter the moment, and bring authenticity to your performance.