AI has irrevocably changed the way the world works. Entire industries have been completely transformed by this technology. What’s more, when such transformative change takes place, AI sometimes replaces a human counterpart completely. Factory floors that once housed human workers are now overrun with robots performing the same tasks, albeit with higher level of precision and productivity. This mostly works out well for companies using the tech, allowing them to turn out a higher volume of products without sacrificing quality. However, when it comes to creative endeavors like voiceover, the discussion is a bit different.

In the voiceover world, voice actors often do the majority of their work in their own home studios. With 20+ years of pro audio experience under my belt, I’d like to offer a list of things I believe every pro voice actor should have in their home studio. Some of this may seem like common sense, but I bet there are a couple items you wouldn’t think of in this list. Let’s begin:

From time to time, corporations must share important and vital messages with their customers or even their employees. When a brand shares a message like this, it’s more important than ever to ensure that the content is shared in an appropriate and professional manner. Every piece of content that a brand puts out is a reflection of that company, so you have to make it count. Here are some tips to help you improve your corporate narrations.

How do we ensure engagement with employees and keep their focus on the e-learning video content? As a voice actor that works on this type of content regularly, while also having a Master’s in Higher Education, I think I can help. Here are a few simple tips for increasing viewer retention for your e-learning content.

As a professional voice actor (and previously a salesperson at a university) I have direct and applicable experience with high-value, high stakes phone calls. I know what it takes to sound confident and comfortable when someone’s on the line with me. Here are five simple tips for better phone calls that I’ve learned over the years as a voice actor and former salesperson.

If you’re new to the world of audiobook production, the audio submission requirements given by the Audiobook Creation Exchange (ACX) for such projects may seem confusing. Let’s demystify that, shall we?

A professional voice over artist is an extremely useful resource to have at your disposal. This is especially true if you work in the marketing or advertising department of your company. Keep reading to learn how voice over talent can help you elevate your brand.

The voiceover industry touches nearly everything in our lives; for example: the commercials we see on television, hear on the radio, and view on the internet. The voices that power our smart devices. The narration we hear when listening to a great audiobook. This article explores the various genres of voiceover work that exist. Check it out now!

It’s important to hire the right talent, and pay accordingly. The reality of the situation is, you only have a few precious seconds to get someone’s attention. As a result, you have to make that limited amount of time count. In order to do this, you must employ the right talent to captivate your audience, keep them engaged, and promote your product or service.

Continuous professional development in the medical field is a must, as technological advancements, updated practices, and industry-wide changes are a constant in medicine. And because of it’s convenience and accessibility, eLearning is truly a perfect fit for the medical field.

Choosing the right voice for your project doesn’t have to be a daunting task. With the amount of available voice over talent that exists today, it may seem overwhelming as you sift through a myriad of talent profiles, demos, and emails trying to find the right voice actor for your production. I’m here to tell you that it doesn’t have to be this way. By following some simple steps that I’ll outline below, you can streamline the process of hiring talent for your productions.