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In today's rapidly evolving landscape, where AI continues to make inroads into various sectors, including the voiceover industry, it's becoming increasingly common to hear concerns and misunderstandings about its role and impact. This apprehension, especially among professionals in fields traditionally dominated by human talent like voice acting, is not unfounded. However, it is essential to distinguish between warranted caution and unnecessary fear that distracts from our go

It is easy to get caught up in the hype and exaggeration of social media, particularly in voiceover groups where people often share their...

As a voice actor, ensuring that clients receive the best possible performance is of critical importance. That's why I was delighted when my latest client commented on how impressed she was with me doing multiple takes on a voiceover gig - it showed her that extra effort had gone into ensuring she would be happy with the results. This blog post will explore why it benefits both parties to always strive for excellence and surpass expectations to create remarkable projects and s

So, you've just completed your voiceover training and you have your professional demos! Now, it's time to start marketing to prospective clients. When first beginning your search, it can be daunting to know how to approach potential clients. You need to craft an email that will grab their attention and be persuasive enough for them to want to learn more about you. There is an art and science behind creating the perfect marketing email that will build rapport and set up a cons

We just put together a fun two-minute video of some of our students and their experiences with UVT Coaching! If you're serious about...

How long have your friends and family hounded you to do something with your voice? We've all been there. The intake of compliments...

There is nothing wrong with posting pictures of your home studio on social media but many skip the most critical part of the process of becoming a working voice actor. Learning how to do it! Buying gear and building your home studio should be a very exciting part of building a career but if you decide to throw acting skills on the back burner, you will be in trouble. Imagine having a good mic, preamp, headphones, monitors and your space is treated well. You're ready to start

If you're unfamiliar with P2P sites, they are audition services that charge voice actors a yearly fee to submit auditions for commercials...

First, being rejected by a talent agent is part of the business. It happens to all of us. Even pros who have been in the industry for...