I’m beyond excited to introduce my brand new series focused on voice acting and building a successful business around it. This is something I’ve created specifically for you—bite-sized classes that answer all your burning questions about running a voiceover business.

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

Today, we’re diving into a topic that makes a lot of people squirm: criticism. Yeah, I know — not the easiest subject to talk about. But I promise, this conversation is going to help you grow — both as a voice actor and as a creative professional. Whether you're brand new to voiceover or you've been behind the mic for years, how you receive and respond to feedback can make or break your career.

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.

Believe it or not, tropes abound in voiceover. What are they?

Stop Selling: The Real Secret Behind Commercial Voiceover

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.

This fun exercise is great for breaking out of old ruts, assumptions and habits.

Look, I've been saying for years that you have to use your entire body when reading a script. That includes your HANDS! And now there is hard science that proves it!

The number one question everywhere related to voiceover... The number one search thread in Google related to voiceover... “How do I get started as a voice actor?” Typically, before I answer a question, I’m also going to tell you what not to do in relation to that question—and this is one of those moments. So, you want to know how to get started in voiceover, how to become a voice actor? Cool. But if you’re someone saying, “I’ve always dreamed of doing this,” here's what you d

How to shift from the "Broadcast" sound, to voice acting. It can be done!

Editing audio is a part of being a voice actor. No matter your DAW, you have to edit based on your waveform right? Well, only if you remember this one thing...

The most common questions in the voiceover industry and... the No-BS answers that you probably won't hear from a lot of coaches.

Stop with the throat murder! You have to know how to be loud without damaging your instrument!

New voice actors have a deep well of questions when getting started. Thankfully, in many cases the answer is straightforward.

If you haven't mastered these 6 steps in VO, you're not going to be able to work in 2024. Some are easier than others.

How to deal with bad voiceover directors, because, they are out there.

Casting agents HATE up-speak! If you've ever caught yourself doing it, there is a way to stop.

Should you ignore punctuation or honor it? Well, it kinda depends on a couple of things.