If you’re building your voiceover career (especially as a beginner), you’re going to be auditioning a lot. And unfortunately? Scammers know that hopeful talent are eager, ambitious, and sometimes new enough not to spot red flags. As someone in entertainment juggling acting, comedy, and VO work, protecting your time and energy is just as important…
Category: Voice Acting
How to Find a Voiceover Agent or Manager (and Whether You Actually Need One)
For many voiceover artists, getting an agent or manager feels like the moment things become official. Someone else is submitting you, advocating for you, and helping you reach bigger opportunities. But representation isn’t a magic switch — it’s a professional partnership that works best when you already have a solid foundation in place. Whether you’re just…
Resting Your Voice Without Resting Your Career: What Voice Actors Can Do While on Vocal Rest
For voice actors, being told to rest your voice can feel like being benched during the championship game. When your instrument is your voice, silence can feel unproductive, frustrating, and even a little scary — especially when you have goals, auditions, and projects waiting. But vocal rest doesn’t have to mean career rest. In fact, some of…
Why Practicing for Voiceovers Isn’t Optional (It’s the Job)
If you want to succeed in voiceovers, practicing isn’t a “nice extra” you do when you have time.It is the work. A lot of people think voiceover is about having a “good voice.”Spoiler alert: it’s not.It’s about control, consistency, emotional range, and stamina—and those only come from practice. Even seasoned pros still practice. Not because they’re unsure, but…
Why Vocal Warmups and Rest Matter—Especially When Deadlines Are Looming
In the world of voiceovers, deadlines are part of the gig. Clients want fast turnarounds, last-minute pickups happen at 9 PM, and sometimes you’re juggling multiple projects at once. But here’s the truth every working (or aspiring) VO artist needs to hear: Your voice is your instrument—and it’s the only one you can’t replace. Warmups…
Why It’s Okay to Say “No” to Voiceover Auditions
In the voiceover world, we’re taught that auditioning is everything. The more auditions you do, the better your chances—right? Sure. But here’s the part many beginners (and even seasoned pros) forget: You are allowed to say no.You’re allowed to decline auditions, turn down opportunities, and walk away from projects that aren’t right for you. And…
How to Handle Rejection From Voiceover Auditions (Without Losing Your Mind)
If you’re auditioning for voiceover work, congratulations—you’re already doing the hard part. Auditioning is the job.But let’s talk about the part no one loves: rejection. You submit an audition, feel good about it, maybe even great about it… and then—nothing. No booking. No feedback. Just silence. Here’s the truth: rejection in voiceover is normal, constant, and not personal—even when…
How to Stay Motivated When You’re Just Starting Out in Voiceovers
Starting out in voiceovers is exciting… and overwhelming. One minute you’re dreaming of commercials, cartoons, and audiobooks, and the next you’re staring at your inbox wondering why no one has booked you yet. If you’re new to voiceovers and struggling to stay motivated, you’re not alone. Every working voice actor has been exactly where you…
Voiceovers for Fun vs. Building a Voiceover Business from Scratch
If you’ve ever thought, “I’ve been auditioning forever… why isn’t this working yet?”—you’re not alone. One of the biggest misconceptions about voice acting is that it’s a quick win. Record a demo, land an agent, book a job, done. In reality, becoming a working voice actor is a slow build, and quitting too early is the…
Voiceovers for Fun vs. Building a Voiceover Business from Scratch
Voiceover can start as something magical.You record a silly character voice.You narrate a TikTok.A friend says, “You should totally do voiceovers.” And suddenly… you’re in. But there’s a big difference between doing voiceovers for fun and building a voiceover business from the ground up—and knowing which path you’re on can save you time, money, and burnout. Let’s break it…