People ask me all the time what a voice over artist’s daily routine actually looks like. The first voice over class I ever took started with a pitch about that exact question. The teacher walked in, shut the door, and immediately got interrupted by someone walking in late. She was not pleased. But before that
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My buddy Matt drove down with me. We loaded a vocal isolation booth into a U-Haul and drove the whole thing back to Illinois. That is how I built my voice over studio cheap. Still recording in it today. The booth cost me $1,000. I found it on Craigslist…saving $5K in the process. That was
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I was in the middle of a craft beer segment when my voice over career after a break began. A fun shoot. Low-stakes, laid-back, the kind of gig that makes you remember why you got into this. My phone rang. It was my mom. She said to come home. I finished the segment with an
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