Voice Acting

The mighty Mississippi River has captivated us all in some way, whether through literature, song or by living along its shores. Read more about it here.

Does your voice have its own unique sound that can be traced back to your environment, physiology, or substances we are surrounded by.

In a person business such as voiceover, can you separate your feelings from your professional endeavors, or do you bring your morals to the table?

Canadian vision health charity, CNIB offers a program that voice talent or people, in general, can apply for to become narrators for CNIB. Learn more!

Do your articulators need a workout? Are you fresh out of ideas for vocal warmups? Check out this cool tongue twister.

There are many ways to make your voice sound louder whether it be through vocal acrobatics and projection or use of technology.

Learn how starting out with short stories such as timeless fairy tales can help you cut your teeth on audiobook narration, recording and editing.

Voice talent and speech coach Jill Tarnoff shares her experiences calling in to book appointments with a healthcare provider and setting the tone.

There are any number of reasons why you might choose to update a demo or to stop using it altogether. This tutorial will show you how!

Communicating effectively can be a challenge for both men and women, however, women have a unique set of challenges to overcome.

Is it the sound of the voice that captures an audience or the motivation behind how the voice over artist paints their words and delivers the copy?

Is your recording studio a little on the unmanageable side? Here are five tips for decluttering your studio.