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If you are someone who wants to get an ISDN line and are curious about how to go about it, here are some great insights.

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.

In several Latin American and South American countries, you need to have a license to speak on the radio, to do live events and to do voice dubbing!

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

Inevitably you won’t be able to pick up every call that comes to your business, and because of that reality, we have something ingenious called voicemail.

Ever find that your voice just isn’t up for the challenge? Are you exhausted vocally or unable to speak without pain?

When you’re working in your recording studio, how much water do you consume on average throughout the day?

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

As voice professionals, I can confidently say that each one of you has your own favorite tea or beverage of choice.

Pat Fraley says that it can be done! To find out how you can turn a non-union job into a union job, read this post.

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