I often have inquiries about breaking into voiceovers from folks who are looking to find out if VO is right for them.

There is enough VO work to go around that you should never treat your fellow actor as the enemy.

No talent can afford to become demo complacent. Take a moment today and listen to your current demo line-up. Scrutinize what you hear.

Learning the fundamentals of copy writing will help you to better understand the mind set of most copywriters.

Most radio performers are lacking some of the finer skills that account for great voiceover. Are you ready to take that next step?

So what the hell is radio imaging? Radio Imaging voices promote, brand and enforce the over-all message of the station.

To many people, business cards seem like a thing of the past. But there is still value in having a card.

If you are currently in radio, or you’re a recent radio cast off; this article will address problems your demo may have.

What does it really take to go from a radio career to a voiceover career?

How do you get valuable, constructive criticism that can actually be put into action to improve your voiceover demo?

Talent with decades of experience and loads of credibility often still seek the assistance of coaches.

A voiceover coach’s job is to advise you of potential problems and how to fix them. But you should never be left feeling discouraged.

Having a great voice is only a very small part of this business. You must know how to use & market your voice. You must be teachable & open.

Social Networking for Voiceover Actors: How to Make Friends AND Do Business. Voice talent cannot afford to be strangers to social networking

The True Cost of Voiceover Success... No one can tell you exactly how successful you’ll be in voiceover. You’ll have good days and bad.