We’re seeing it on Instagram. We’re seeing it on TikTok. We’re seeing it all over social media. And no—it’s not just people talking really, really fast. It’s this complete inability to stop and take a breath.

You can learn a lot from watching the characters of SNL, but only if you know what you're looking for. Today, we’re diving into one of my absolute favorite things: sketch comedy and how it can make you a better voice actor.

You Might Be a Voice Actor If... The thing is, us voice actors have to use every trick in the book. And this trick is one that works.

AI training is everywhere right now. The demand is insane. I’ve done AI videos before, but I’m seeing so much of this generative AI—this is what all companies are competing in right now and trying to train. Generative AI needs to be fed. It needs a constant supply of new information, new ideas, and new content in order to function. But the reality is, it’s not really “learning.”

What is room tone? Should you have it? Can you have too much of it?

Have you heard someone say, "we'll fix it in post"? Yeah, well, what even is that?

There are a lot of terms that float around the VO industry, sometimes they make sense, and sometimes not so much. Let's talk about what SFX acutally means.

How restrictive are non-compete agreements? What if you don't have one in writing? What if the client tries to sneak a non-compete that is over restrictive? This is what you need to know.

Sometimes it's just a simple little thing that can help you get out of a voiceover rut. Let's talk about hats.

You might be wondering, What exactly is an ABC? Well, let me break it down for you. An ABC is a voiceover technique where you take a single line or phrase from a script and perform it three different ways—each time with a new twist. The goal? To show the client different options for how a line can be delivered.

Every voice actor starts out hating the sound of their own voice. But there is a secret technique that guarantees you'll get over it quickly.

Today we’re diving even deeper into the world of AI and voiceover — because let’s be real: AI isn’t just a trend anymore. It’s here. It’s growing. And it’s starting to impact our industry in major ways. One of the more confusing — and honestly dangerous — aspects of AI in voiceover is something called a data set. If you’re a voice actor, especially a newer one, you need to understand this.

If you’re an audiobook narrator, aspiring narrator, or even just curious about the audiobook world, you may have noticed something strange happening recently. Books are popping up that are… well, let’s just say so badly written that you can’t help but wonder: “Was this even written by a person?” Spoiler alert: often, they weren’t.

Acoustic treatment is often unattractive. However, I found some from a company called ArrowZoom and it's not ugly at all! I'm using it around the house and in my office. You can use the code AZ-GAB at check out to get 10% off!

The Biggest Mistake New Voice Actors Make (And How to Avoid It)

Being able to ask a question as if it's your own—very naturally, very off the cuff, and very believably—is really a lot harder than most people realize.

Most people who are brand new don’t have any idea what happens immediately after you book a voiceover gig. So we're going to talk about it.

If you try to improve your voice, you're probably going to screw it up. Try this instead.

There is a new organization to match voices with non-profits. It's a long needed platform to help those dedicated to helping others. And you can your talents to make that happen.

There is a lot to remember when you're starting your VO career. But, one this one thing is often overlooked when learning. You’ve got to use everything you have when you’re a voice actor.