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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.

When you first get into voice over, you’ll quickly learn that something expected of you (to work independently) is an audio home recording studio.

A look at the classically trained, sophisticated and sonorous, narrates stories from the depths of her soul combining talent and skill with pure passion.

If you’ve been a voice actor for any length of time and are doing well, you may have run across situations where your client has made you sign a NDA.

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

For ten years, Kathleen Herles was the voice of Dora the Explorer, one of the most famous voices on television. Check out this inspiring interview.

Discover how you can make voice over your first career fresh out of school.

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.

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?

If you’re new to voice overs, consider this a tour of the community that you’ll be part of for years to come where you’ll get to know who is who.

Cleaning the Instrument: Guest Blogger David Houston shares his experiences as a voice actor with pointers on oral hygiene.