Mic’s Blog
Tip12: Being Professional
So, here you are, a working VO pro. What’s that mean really? You’ve got the basics covered: performance, technical, and business. You know how to voice your genre of choice, your sound is clean and good, and you know how to track your money and look for work. But...
Joy’s Talent Spotlight: Jennifer Senkowski
Hello to all! It is my pleasure to introduce you to a funny and bright voice over actor, Jennifer Senkowski. Jennifer admits to always being fascinated in voice over but never considered it as a career option. She always loved documentaries but thought you needed...
Inspiration Corner: Love it, But Live it…Like a BOSS!
Like it or not, we are business owners. It sounds good when I tell someone “I have my own business”, It gives me a sense of personal fulfillment. I secretly enjoy the kudos I get for having the courage to go rogue. “Dude, I’m the CEO – “Chief of Everything”, no one...
Birthday Blog Love from Mama VO!
The Voice Actors Studio turns 3! Happy Birthday, TVAS! What do Valentine’s Day and The Voice Actors Studio have in common? Chocolate? Sweetness? Cupid striking? These are true statements, but no, not the answer I was looking for! On 2/14/15 TVAS opened their doors...
Joy’s Talent Spotlight: Casey Eade
Hello to all my fellow voicers! Let me introduce you to Casey Eade, a vivacious voice talent filled with sparkle. Casey can’t recall a time when she wasn’t enamored with doing voices. She has been interested in acting and doing voices her entire life. Casey has...
Tip 11: You Don’t Know What You Don’t Know
Over the last few years, some VO students I’ve known have gone charging ahead, for example, to book an audiobook gig—only to stumble and be surprised. They learned the hard way that their recording space/booth really was not as ready as they thought. They didn’t...
Inspiration Corner: Follow Your Heart
Who doesn’t like falling in love? Dating: Collecting data. Is this person a giver or a taker? Do they fit inside my moral and spiritual compass? Do they mix Raisinets with their popcorn at the movies? Are they a good fit for me? All boxes checked, and you’ve found...
Auditions and Not Booking
There’s a lot of time spent auditioning and not booking. The key to surviving that is entirely up to the individual voice actor. It’s your choice whether to feel good or bad about things beyond your control. And how a client feels about your audition is COMPLETELY out...
Joy’s Talent Spotlight: Timothy Callaway
Hello fellow voicers! I had so much fun chatting with Tim Callaway about his voice over adventure. Tim has a background of 6 years being a DJ. He found that being a DJ did not pay enough money so he started pursuing podcasting. Tim’s podcasts were about the “happiest...
