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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?

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?

Sometimes the voices you hear in commercials and animation aren’t the same age as they sound!

We’ll take a look at some factors that play into voice matching and discover a couple of resources specific to the art of voice matching and imitation.

Today, we’re going to take a closer look at what the stereotypical sound is, why it became so popular and how the voice type, may have got its name.

Generally there are two camps that professional voice over artists hail from background wise; theatre and broadcast radio.

Great artists all struggle with practicing. Marc gives you the inspiration you need to overcome the urge not to practice.

Discover a number of reasons why you should have a demo for every major application of voice over that you offer your clients.

Learn more about how the movie was built from the “sound” up and how the voices of Wall-E and Eve were created here.

Is it OK to use copyrighted material? What could happen if you use a script from an audition that you didn’t win? We answer these questions.

Check out IDEA, which stands for International Dialects of English Archive, featuring audio samples of dialects for theatre and film artists.

Agents are very selective, but as we’ve said earlier, there is a voice for every job and a job for every voice. Does an agency shoe fit for you?