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3 tips to help voice actors pronounce difficult names correctly. Inspired by the famous Welsh actor Ioan Gruffudd and his difficult name.

From CD-ROM, DVD and Blu-Ray, the history of the compact disc shows that this form of media has had a long and interesting journey.

How does cinematic sound paint a picture in the viewers mind? Read how animated film through scores and voice over, attracts the listener's ear.

Explore the type of voice that is perfect for radio imaging: the pre-produced station identifiers played in between the content being aired on the show.

There are many different forms that a script can be read from. Some voice actors prefer electronic scripts as opposed to other who prefer a hard copy.

Veteran actor and narrator Christopher Plummer, shares his opinion on the proper role of a narrator. Read 4 tips on narration.

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!

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.

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?

Designed by voice over artists for voice over artists, iAudition enables you to cut audio files on the go to send to your agent, casting directors and more!

While voice actors are paid to talk, many have difficulty speaking to what they provide and attracting people to more than just keywords.