How to Become a Voiceover
How to become a Voiceover – 10 things you need to know. If I had a pound for every time I had been asked during the past six months, ‘How do I become a Voiceover Artist?’, I would have £48. Whilst not a substantial sum
Being a Voice Actor
How to Build a Voiceover Studio
How to Build a Voiceover Studio Here is what you need to know This blog covers, in a bit more detail, why it is important to have access to and how to build a Voiceover studio. I didn’t start out with the studio I have
How to Setup a Voiceover Studio
Choosing the Right Voiceover Recording Equipment Following on from the last blog you should now have a great recording environment. A quiet, consistent, professional studio space with a low noise floor. This page will focus on how to set up a voice over studio and
Voiceover Casting Websites
Voiceover Casting Websites I spent 30 Days on 20 Sites. Message boards are always full of questions on voiceover casting websites. ‘Are they worth it?’, ‘Should I join?’, etc. I have never been a big pay2play user but curiosity had finally gotten the better of
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The aim of these blog posts is to assist anyone who may be considering being a voice actor. I’ll try to add more content when I have time so please keep checking back. The posts are kept in an order that I think is best to read them. Although, obviously if you are looking for help in a specific area you can jump about as you see fit.
I started working as a voice artist 15 years ago and am still constantly learning (stealing other peoples ideas) so I’ll occasionally drop back in and update the blog posts. So, if you think I may be missing some information or you have something that has been really helpful for you, I’d love to hear it. You can drop be a message here.
The above voiceover blog posts start at the very beginning with a summery of what you may want to think about before you start, how to get started and most importantly how to keep going. Everybody’s journey to being a voice actor is going to be different. So, don’t think you have to follow somebody else’s way of working, do what’s right for you. It’s also not going to happen overnight. Building relationships with clients and convincing google you should rank on page 1 is all part of the long game. Set yourself targets and don’t beat yourself up if you don’t quite meet them. You’ll still be moving in the right direction. Best of Luck!