Voice Acting – Page 2 – Kristine Knowlton

April 26, 2026 By Kristine Knowlton How-To, Voice Acting

Practice Makes Perfect: The Real Secret Behind Great Voiceover Artists

If there’s one piece of advice that every successful voiceover artist has heard—and lived by—it’s this: practice makes perfect. While natural talent and a pleasant voice can open the door, it’s consistent, focused practice that keeps you in the room and gets you booked. Voiceover work might seem effortless from the outside. A smooth commercial read, a […]

April 19, 2026 By Kristine Knowlton How-To, Voice Acting

You Already Have What It Takes: Starting Voiceovers With What You Own

Let’s clear something up right away: you do not need a fancy studio, a $1,000 microphone, or a soundproof booth to start doing voiceovers. You need a voice.You need consistency.And you probably already have the gear sitting in your hand right now. If you’ve been waiting for the “perfect setup” before getting started, this is your sign […]

April 12, 2026 By Kristine Knowlton How-To, Voice Acting

Dealing with Rejection in Voiceover: How to Keep Going When It Feels Personal

Rejection is baked into the voiceover industry. You can do everything right—nail the read, deliver clean audio, follow direction—and still not book the job. That’s not failure. That’s the job. But knowing that intellectually doesn’t always help when you’re staring at yet another “Thanks, but no thanks” (or worse… silence). So let’s talk about how […]

April 5, 2026 By Kristine Knowlton How-To, Voice Acting

The Rule of 3 in Voiceover Auditions: Why Less Really Is More

If you’ve ever found yourself recording take after take after take for a single voiceover audition, you’re not alone. It’s one of the most common traps voice actors fall into—thinking that more options = better chances. But in reality? More often than not, it works against you. Let’s talk about one of the most effective (and […]

March 29, 2026 By Kristine Knowlton How-To, Voice Acting

Mastering Character Voiceovers: How to Stand Out and Book More Roles

Character voiceover work is where creativity meets performance. It’s not just about changing your voice—it’s about building a believable, dynamic personality that feels alive to the listener. Whether you’re auditioning for animation, video games, audiobooks, or commercials, strong character work can set you apart instantly. This guide will break down how to approach character voiceovers […]

March 22, 2026 By Kristine Knowlton How-To, Voice Acting

Regular Voice vs. Character Voices in Voiceover Auditions

Which one books the job—and when should you use each? If you’ve spent any time auditioning for voiceover work, you’ve probably asked yourself:“Should I just sound like me… or go full cartoon goblin?” The answer? It depends—and understanding when to use your natural voice versus a character voice can seriously increase your booking rate (and save you […]

March 15, 2026 By Kristine Knowlton How-To, Voice Acting

How to Start Your Voiceover Career with Just Your Phone (Plus 10 Practice Audition Scripts)

Step 1: Turn Your Phone Into a Recording Studio Your smartphone is perfectly capable of recording clear audio for practice auditions and beginner projects. Try these simple tricks for better sound: • Record in a closet or small room with soft surfaces• Keep your phone about 6–8 inches away from your mouth• Speak slightly off to the side of […]

March 8, 2026 By Kristine Knowlton How-To, Voice Acting

Starting Your Voiceover Career with Just Your Phone, Your Voice, and Casting Call Club

Breaking into voiceover used to mean expensive studios, professional microphones, and industry connections. Today? You can start building real experience with just your phone, your voice, and an internet connection. One of the easiest places to begin is Casting Call Club, a free online casting platform where creators post projects looking for voice actors. Many working voice […]

March 1, 2026 By Kristine Knowlton How-To, Voice Acting

Voiceover Audition Scams: How to Spot Them, Avoid Them & Protect Your Career

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 […]

February 15, 2026 By Kristine Knowlton How-To, 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 […]